A real website for your Southeast Ohio business.
Cabin rentals, outfitters, restaurants, shops, and services from Logan to Athens to Chillicothe. Built for the traveler googling you from Route 33 — and the neighbor who just wants your hours.
- Logan
- Nelsonville
- Lancaster
- Athens
- Chillicothe
- New Lexington
- Circleville
- McArthur
- Jackson
- Old Man’s Cave area
- Rockbridge
- South Bloomingville
- Sugar Grove
- the entire Buckeye region
The kinds of businesses we love building for.
You don’t need to fit one of these categories exactly — if you’re local and you serve real customers, we can build for you. But these are the businesses SE Ohio does best.
Cabin & lodge rentals
Whether you rent one cabin or a dozen. Photo-forward, booking links to your existing Airbnb, Vrbo, or your own reservation system.
Outfitters & adventure
Canoe & kayak liveries, zip lines, guided hikes, horseback rides, ATV tours. Seasonal hours, trip descriptions, group rates.
Restaurants & diners
Menu, hours, phone, and directions — the four things travelers pull up before they drive in. Order-online link if you have one.
Coffee shops & bakeries
Simple, warm, mobile-first — because someone’s deciding whether to stop while their kids ask “is it far” from the back seat.
Wineries, meaderies, breweries
Tasting room hours, tour info, event calendar link, and directions from the parkway or interstate.
Farm stands & markets
Seasonal availability, what’s in this week, farm-tour info, CSA sign-up link.
Main Street retail
Antique shops, gift stores, general stores. Photos of the shop, hours, story of the place, directions.
Home services & trades
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, landscapers, roofers. Big phone number, service area, honest testimonials.
Beauty, barber, wellness
Services and prices, booking link to Booksy or Square, photos of the space, hours.
Straight answer: modern tools, no agency overhead.
We build fast with the latest tools, we don’t run an office, and we don’t pad the price with “strategy sessions.” One hundred dollars covers the build, your domain, and a full year of hosting. That’s the whole number.
No “free trial” that starts billing you. No subscription you forgot about. If you want to keep the site going after year one, renewal is $50 a year and includes 30 minutes of edits. If you don’t, no hard feelings — the domain is yours either way.
Need more than the basics? Extra pages, a wordmark logo, and 24-hour rush are optional add-ons on the pricing page. Most businesses don’t need any of them.
A real website — not a Facebook post.
Facebook is great for a lot of things, but it isn’t a website. Google can’t reliably index it, tourists can’t always see your hours, and you don’t own any of it. A real website solves those problems for a hundred bucks.
- Home, about & contact pages, custom-designed
- Privacy, terms & 404 pages
- We write the copy from your answers
- Your logo (or we make a text one)
- Services or menu
- Hours of operation
- Address + embedded map
- Phone (click-to-call on mobile)
- Photo gallery section
- Contact form
- Social links
- Mobile-responsive
- Fast page load, SEO basics
- Standard-registration domain name (.com preferred)
- Full year of hosting
- SSL certificate (the padlock)
- Google Search-ready
- Your own — we hand you the keys
Straight answers.
I already have a Facebook page. Why do I need a website?
Facebook is great for regulars who already follow you. A website is for the traveler on Route 33 googling “breakfast near Hocking Hills” at 8:47 a.m. Facebook doesn’t show up in Google searches the same way. Your own site does. And you own it — Facebook can change the rules on you any time.
What’s the catch?
None. $100 gets you the site, the domain, and a year of hosting. Year two is $50 if you want to keep it going, and that includes 30 minutes of edits. Otherwise the site comes down and we part ways with no drama.
What happens after I submit the form?
You pay $100 by PayPal or Zelle, we start building, and within three business days you get a link to your draft. You get one free round of revisions. Once you approve it, we point your domain at the site and hand you the keys.
How long does it take?
Three business days after your intake and payment are confirmed. Rush 24-hour is available as an add-on, but honestly, three days is fast.
What if I don’t have great photos?
Check the box on the form that says we should use tasteful stock photos matched to your industry. This is very normal — a lot of small businesses launch this way and add their own photos later.
Do you understand small town / seasonal business?
Yes. The intake form has fields for seasonal hours, “open by appointment,” and “hours vary — call ahead” so nobody shows up at your farm stand in February expecting sweet corn.
Can you help me get on Google Maps?
Setting up a website is step one — Google needs a page to point to. We’ll include a link section for your Google Business Profile and can walk you through claiming it if you haven’t yet.
Who runs Get Local Online?
Get Local Online is a service of Scout Theory LLC, an Ohio company. It’s founder-run, and the intake is designed to capture the details of a local business without making you sit through a sales call. If something needs clarification, we’re a quick email away.
Ready to get your business online?
Fill in the details, we take it from there. One flat $100 — first draft in three business days.
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