Static websites

A small site that
loads instantly.

A website that renders before a visitor can bounce, costs almost nothing to run and has nothing sitting there waiting to be patched.

  • Fast delivery
  • Cheap webhosting
  • No plugins, no patch cycle
Payload
index.html14 KB
styles.css9 KB
logo.svg4 KB
hero.webp58 KB
Whole page85 KB
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Introduction

What a static site is, and isn't

Most small business websites are running a database, a plugin stack and a monthly patch cycle to serve five pages that have not changed since launch.

Static sites serve those same five pages as finished files.

A tight set of prerendered pages. Ideal when the content is settled, the page count is small and speed and reliability matter more than being able to edit copy at midnight.

Static sites have fast load times because the don't need to call a server.

When it's the right call

When speed outweighs
everything.

Static is the cheaper, faster answer in three situations and the wrong one everywhere else. Here is where it fits and why.

Small businesses with settled content

Five to eight pages that change a few times a year. A CMS would be overhead you pay for monthly and use twice.

Without something like a blog, project showcase or a product catalog, there is no need for a database or a patch cycle.

  • Five to eight pages
  • Copy changes usually same-day
  • Upgrades to a CMS later
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Brochure and credibility sites

The site exists to prove you are real and reachable. It needs to look right and load instantly.

That's it.

  • Designed as one piece
  • Mobile first, tested there
  • Click-to-call and directions
Where it actually gets opened
Call nowDirections

Phone, most of your visits

Desktop

Anyone tired of maintenance

No plugins to update, no versions to chase, no admin login to lose.

There is nothing running that can go wrong while you are not looking.

  • No database
  • No dependency updates
  • Nothing to break into
What is running on it
  • PluginsNone
  • DatabaseNone
  • Admin loginNone
  • Scheduled updatesNone
Things that can break0

What you get

What's in the build

Simple page set

Usually home, services, about and contact, designed as one piece rather than assembled from a template.

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Edge deployment

Deployed to a global CDN with automatic HTTPS, so the site is served from wherever the visitor happens to be.

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Responsive down to the small phone

Built mobile first and tested there, because that is where the majority of a small business's traffic lands.

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Search and schema basics

Titles, descriptions, sitemap, robots and structured data set correctly on every page from launch.

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Contact routing

A simple form or click-to-call that reaches your inbox and your phone, with spam filtering that actually holds.

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Nothing to maintain

No CMS, no database, no dependency updates. If you want editable content later, it upgrades into a multi-page build.

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Process

Four steps, start to live

Content inventory

We agree to the page list and collect the copy, photos and details up front, since the build assumes they are final.

Design pass

One direction, presented on the real pages rather than as a mockup, so what you approve is what ships.

Build and test

The pages are built, checked across devices and scored against Core Web Vitals before anyone sees them.

Launch and hand over

We point the domain, submit the sitemap and hand you the keys. The code is yours either way.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where static stops being the right answer, what you give up for the price, and what it costs to run.

Scale and editability. A static site is a small, fixed set of pages with no CMS behind it. A multi-page site is built to grow: a page per service and per location, content you can edit yourself, and the lead routing that goes with it.
Not directly, and that is the trade you are making for the price and the speed. Copy changes come to us, and they are usually same-day. If you expect to edit often, the multi-page build is the better fit.
Two to three weeks once the content is in hand. Waiting on copy and photos is what stretches a static build, not the code.
Close to nothing. A static site sits on a CDN's free or near-free tier at the traffic levels a small business sees, and we will set it up in your own account so it stays yours.

More services

The rest of what we build

Landing pages

One page, one offer, one job: turn a visit into a booked call or sale.

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Multi-page sites

A page per service, per location and dedicated resource pages.

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Ecommerce stores

Storefronts built to showcase your brand and drive conversion.

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Lead intake forms

Compliant forms wired directly into your CRM, so a new lead is worked in minutes.

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You've made it this far

Book a call now so
your business can grow.

Tell us where you are now and we'll walk you through our process, our pricing and expectations from partners like you.
No pitch deck, no obligation.

AZI turned a site nobody contacted into the thing that books most of our work.

Jordan M.

Founder

Supporting growing brands big and small

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