Westmark

I rebuild websites for US contractors, one at a time, by hand.

My name is Jachym Jahoda. I do the work myself, from the Czech Republic, on US hours. There is no sales team here and nobody is going to call you, which is why you are reading a page instead of sitting through a pitch.

You should assume this is a scam. Here is how to check.

Somebody you have never heard of messaged you through your own contact form, said something was wrong with your website, and offered to fix it. There is a well documented scam that runs that exact script. Contractor marketing companies publish warnings about it. The people running it invent problems that were never there, send from free email addresses, and push you to decide fast.

I contacted you first, and I am writing from a Gmail address. Two of the warning signs point straight at me. So do not take my word for any of it. Check instead.

• Go look at the thing I said was wrong. Open your site on your phone right now. If what I described is not there, I got it wrong, and you should delete the message.
• Nothing I sent you had a deadline in it. No expiring offer, no limited spots, no reason you need to answer today or this week.
• You see the finished work before most of the money moves. $150 starts it. The remaining $349 is not asked for until a working demo of your rebuilt site is sitting in front of you.
• Your domain never leaves your name. Not for a day, not during the build, not after. If we stop working together you keep everything.
• Every promise on this page is also in my terms, which is a numbered document you can hold me to, not a sentence on a sales page.

What a website is actually for

Word of mouth brings you the work. It nearly always has, and nothing on this page is going to change that.

But somebody hears your name on a job site, types it into their phone that evening, and decides in a few seconds whether you look like a real company or not. That is the moment your site is either doing its job or quietly costing you one.

That is what I build for. Not traffic, not rankings, not leads. A site that holds onto the person word of mouth already sent you.

I am not going to tell you a website will make your phone ring. I do not know that, and neither does anybody who tells you otherwise.

The price, in writing

$499 is low because it is a founding price while I build up my first client list, and it goes to $749 after the fifth one. That is the entire reason, and it is the only thing about the price that changes. The monthly is one number rather than a ladder of tiers, it is not a trial, and it never goes up on you once you are on it. I am a sole trader in the Czech Republic, so this sale sits outside EU VAT and the price you see is the price you pay.

What goes wrong with website companies, and what I put in writing instead

Every quote below is from a public complaint filed against a company that sells to contractors. I did not write any of them.

The part that matters most is not on that list. Your content, your site and your domain belong to you from the first day and stay yours the whole time, whatever happens between us. That is section 4 of my terms.

Two sites I built, so you can judge the work yourself

Both are demo builds for companies that do not exist. The phone numbers are fake and the forms go nowhere, and both pages say so at the top. I would rather show you honestly labelled work than borrow somebody else's screenshots or invent a client list.

What the $149 a month actually is

Once a month I run a real check against your live site and send you a short note. This is what one looks like.

How it goes

• You pay the $150 and answer one short email. Photos if you have them, your logo, who your customers are. Around twenty minutes of your time in total.
• I build a working demo of your rebuilt site at a private link and send it to you with a written plan.
• You tell me what to change. Changes come back the same day, my time.
• You say go ahead, pay the $349, and it is live on your domain inside two business days.
• Anything you spot in the first week after launch, I fix before I call the job done.

If the demo and the plan are not with you within 30 working days of my having what I need from you, the full $150 comes back. One honest catch, said up front: any day I am waiting on you for photos, text or domain access does not count against those 30 days, and I will always tell you exactly what I am waiting on.

If you want to start

Reply to the message I sent you, or write to me at [email protected]. I answer everything myself, in writing, so every price and every promise stays somewhere you can hold me to it.

And if you would rather I never contacted you again, say so in one line. That is the end of it, permanently, and you will not hear from me.