Small business.
Serious
website.
I’m Falah. Through Forge Tech I build fast, custom websites for clinics, studios and small businesses — the kind that usually cost thousands, at a price a small business can actually pay.
Early days, and honest about it.
Forge Tech is new. That means you get my full attention, faster replies than an agency, and a price that reflects a portfolio I’m still building. You talk to the person writing the code — no account manager, no handoff, no junior doing the real work.
Every site is built for the one business it serves, and built to load fast on a weak connection anywhere in the world. You own it outright, so nothing switches off if a subscription lapses.
Four things, done properly.
All four are part of the job, not four invoices. The tier decides how big the site is, not how well it’s built.
01
Web design
Layout, type and structure built around what your customer needs to do — not dropped in from a theme store.
02
Development
Lightweight front-end code. Opens quickly on a weak mobile connection, which is where a lot of your customers actually are.
03
Local SEO
Google Business Profile, structured data, and the searches people in your area actually type.
04
Upkeep
New prices, new photos, a new page — message me and it’s corrected the same week. No monthly lock-in.
What not having one actually costs.
Someone within a few kilometres of you is searching for exactly what you sell, right now. If you are not there, they do not wait. They click whoever is.
That is the part that stings: you never see it happen. There is no missed call, no empty chair you can point at. The customer simply never learns you exist, and the business two streets over gets the booking instead.
Invisible on the map
No site means no Business Profile worth ranking. You are not losing to a better business, you are losing to a findable one.
Judged before you speak
A slow, dated page tells a stranger how you run everything else. Fair or not, that judgement is made in about two seconds.
Paying rent forever
A page builder subscription costs more over three years than this does once — and the day you stop paying, the site disappears.
Omega Dental now ranks on Google Maps across its region. Before the site, they were not on it. You can check that yourself — the link is right below.
Send me your business name. I’ll build you a demo to look at.
Not a mockup and not a template with your name dropped in — a real page, on a live link you can open on your phone and show to anyone whose opinion you trust. You see exactly what you would be buying before you decide anything.
No charge, and no obligation to go ahead. If you look at it and decide against, that’s a fine outcome.
What I’ve shipped recently.
Four steps, no surprises.
Four steps, in order. You’re only ever waiting on one thing at a time, and you always know which one.
Brief
A call or a chat. What your business does, who walks through the door, and what the site has to make happen.
Design
I build a real page, not a mockup. You get a live link you can open on your phone and show to anyone whose opinion you trust.
Refine
You send notes — a voice message is fine. I make the changes, then you look again — as many times as it takes. You are never charged per revision.
Launch
Live on your own domain, on fast hosting, with your Google Business Profile connected. Then I stay reachable.
Same standard of work. Lower price because I’m building a reputation, not because I’m cutting corners.
- Design and build, up to 5 pages
- Mobile, tablet and desktop
- SEO and Business Profile setup
- Booking or enquiry flow
- Unlimited changes until it’s right
- All source files, yours
Half up front, half only once it’s live and you’re happy. Don’t like the first design? I rebuild it — as many times as it takes. Still not right — walk away and the deposit comes back in full.
Domain and hosting are paid yearly to the provider, in your own name, and quoted before anything is bought.
Tell me about the business.
One message with what you do and who you serve is enough to start. I’ll come back with a plan, a price and a date — usually the same day.