Vector Web Group

Websites for local businesses — and someone to keep them running.

Sites, care plans, email and chatbots. Flat prices — you get the number before any work starts.

South Florida One-person studio English · Spanish · Russian
Who this is forLocal business

Built for people who
run the place

Recent workFort Lauderdale · own product

The work
so far

01

Prime Auto Parts

Used auto parts in Fort Lauderdale. Buyers ask one thing before they pay: does this part fit my car? I designed and built the site around that question, so VIN matching comes first instead of being buried at the bottom.

Twelve pages in all, including a blog and the privacy policy and terms. Built to show up on Google, with analytics wired in before launch.

primeautopartsflorida.com →
  • 12 pages
  • Custom design
  • Blog
  • Built for Google search
  • Analytics
  • Privacy policy and terms
Prime Auto Parts website home page
02

The Order Page

My own tool. An order starts in a text message, moves to email, and by the time it ships nobody remembers what you agreed to. The Order Page keeps one job in one place, from the first message to delivery, and the client can open their own order without a password.

theorderpage.com — see a sample order →
  • Five screens
  • Works on a phone
  • Client link, no login
  • Built by me, start to finish
The Order Page client screen

A website is not the job. Keeping it working is.

ServicesFour things · flat prices

What I
do

Website design & build

Design, writing, build, and launch on your own domain. Small business sites, from a single page to twelve.

Care plan

Updates, backups, security, speed, and four small edits a month — text, prices, photos, hours. You send an email, I do it. New pages, new sections and redesigns are quoted separately.

Email & newsletters

Email at your own domain, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up properly. Order emails and a newsletter if you want one.

Chatbots

A bot that answers the same questions you answer every week and hands the ones that need you straight to you. It answers from a script you approve, so it never makes anything up.

See what it costs

The site itself

One-page site — everything on one page$1,200 · 5 business days
Up to 5 pages — home, services, about, reviews, contact$2,400 · 2 weeks
Up to 12 pages — a page per service, gallery, FAQ$4,200 · 3–4 weeks
Each extra page beyond the package$200

Add on what you need

Second language, English or Spanish — one-page site$300
Second language — up to 5 pages$600
Second language — up to 12 pages$1,000
Admin panel — you change text, photos and products yourself$800
Product catalog — up to 30 items, photos and prices, orders come straight to your email or phone; the catalog shows products, it doesn't take payments$600
Product catalog — up to 100 items$1,500
Animation — the page comes to life as you scroll$800
Chatbot setup — your questions, hours and services loaded in, connected and tested$500
Email on your own domain — setup$250
Payment setup — one-time, on your own Stripe or PayPal account; refunds, chargebacks and tax filing stay with you$600
A page where your customer checks their own order status — upkeep is covered by your website care plan$600

Monthly care plans

Website care — 4 edits a month, updates, backups, security$150 / month
Chatbot care — new answers added, fixes when a platform changes$200 / month
Website + chatbot care — together$250 / month

How long it takes

Chatbot setup3 business days
Email setup2 business days
Each round of revisions3 business days
Rush job — one-page 2 business days, 5 pages 1 week, 12 pages 2 weeks; one project at a time+50%

Flat rate, quoted before the work starts. No hourly billing. Anything not on this list is quoted separately. Half up front, half before it goes live, two rounds of revisions included. Domain, hosting and email are paid directly to the providers, in your name — I'll tell you what they cost before we start.

How the date is counted

Day onewhichever lands last — your deposit or your materials
Materialstext or answers, photos, logo, domain access
If they're lateafter two weeks the job pauses, the date moves with it
Editsone list, not one at a time
The clockmy business days only — paused while I wait on you
Rushdeposit, materials and your answers same day; one round
Add-onsbot, email, catalog, payments run after the site

Your domain, your accounts, your name. Nothing is locked to me.

How it goesThree steps

How it
goes

01

You tell me about the business

What you sell, who buys it, what people ask before they buy. By email, in your own words.

02

You see the site before you pay in full

A working page on a live link, not a picture of one. You click through it and say what to change.

03

It goes live — and it's yours

Your domain, your accounts, in your name. On a care plan, I keep it updated, backed up and running.

See what I'll ask you

Answer in your own words. One line each is enough. I'll look at your competitors, handle the search words and write the text — you only tell me about your business.

Your business

  1. What do you do, and where?
  2. Who buys from you — and who do you want buying from you?
  3. What makes people choose you over the shop down the street? One honest sentence, not a slogan.

What the site is for

  1. What should the site get you — a phone call, a form, a booked appointment, someone walking in?
  2. What do people ask you before they buy?
  3. Your services or product groups — names only, I'll write the descriptions.
  4. Prices on the site: all, some, or none?

Practical

  1. Two or three websites you like — and what you like about each.
  2. What you already have: logo, photos, reviews, a domain.
  3. Hours, phone, address, service area, and any license numbers that belong on the site.

Send what you have to hello@vectorwebgroup.com — I'll ask the rest as we go. No forms, just email me.

ContactSouth Florida

Tell me what you need. I'll tell you the price and the date.

hello@vectorwebgroup.com

I'm Irina. No forms, no sales pitch — the person who answers is the one who does the work.