Neighborhood website
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Morty Tobacco
St. Cloud smoke shop. Age gate, tap-to-call, Google reviews, hours, map, and a photo walkthrough so people know what they will find before they drive over.
Available for new projects · St. Cloud & nearby Minnesota
Imran Khan
Websites that get customers to call, visit, and book.
Sites for local shops, salons, restaurants, lawn care, and service businesses — hours, tap-to-call, maps, and photos that look right on a phone. I work St. Cloud, Waite Park, Sauk Rapids, Norwood Young America, Waconia, and nearby towns. Need a quote calculator or invoice tool? I build those too.
Neighborhood site from $1,200 for the next 3 clients · about 2 weeks after photos & copy
Work
Live sites for real businesses.
These are on the internet today — not mockups. Click through the way a customer would.
Neighborhood website
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212 Tobacco
Norwood Young America shop. Same job as Morty, tailored to that location: brands they carry, walk-in humidor, daily hours, and a clear “call to check stock” path.
Sample sites
See one built for your kind of business.
Made-up businesses, clearly labeled as demos, so you can see what your site could look like before we talk.
Demo website · made-up salon
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Bella Glow Salon
A made-up St. Cloud salon: book button, starting prices, nails & spa, and reviews. Click through it the way a customer would, then we can talk about yours.
Demo website · made-up lawn care company
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Your Lawn Co.
A made-up St. Cloud lawn company: prices up front, before & after, neighbor reviews, and a three-box quote form with a sticky call button on phones.
Also in the shop
Custom tools when a page isn’t enough.
Estimators, invoices, and calculators that match how you already price work.
Custom tool
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Roofing quote estimator
Field-ready estimates from roof squares and material type, with tax, disposal, and a print layout for handing a proposal to a homeowner.
Custom tool
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Invoice & receipt generator
Add line items, tax, and totals on the fly, then print or save a clean PDF — without a monthly invoicing subscription.
Custom tool
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Freelance rate calculator
Turn a take-home goal, billable hours, and savings into an hourly rate and a months-of-runway number.
Custom tool · demo
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Lead Finder
A sample of a tool I build for businesses: search a city, find shops with a missing or broken website, and export a list. This page uses sample data so visitors can click through it.
Pricing
Clear packages. No surprise invoices.
Most local businesses need the neighborhood site. Tools, online selling, and logins are quoted after a short call.
Most popular
Neighborhood site
$1,200 launch price
Next 3 clients. Then $1,800. 50% to start.
- Mobile site with your hours, address, and tap-to-call
- Fast on phones: my sites score 90+ on Google’s PageSpeed test
- Photos, map, Google reviews link
- Custom domain setup (yourname.com)
- Two revision rounds · typically about 2 weeks after I have photos and copy
Site care
$99 / month
Cancel anytime.
- Hours, phone, and small copy updates
- One small change per month
- I keep an eye on the site staying up
Custom tool
$1,500+
Quoted after we see the math.
- Estimators, invoices, booking-style calculators
- Standalone link or embedded on your site
- Print / PDF when you need to hand something to a customer
Add-on for any site
Never miss a call
$49 / month
$149 one-time setup. Your phone app is about $19/month, paid to the provider.
- Missed a call on a roof or a mower? The caller gets a text from you within a minute
- Your own wording, with a link to your quote form, plus a separate after-hours message
- Keep your number: unanswered calls forward to the business line
- I handle the texting registration US carriers require, then test it by calling you
Who I am
One person you talk to. A site your customers can actually use.
“Customers should find you, see that you’re open, and know how to reach you — in under ten seconds.”
Hey, I’m Imran. I build websites for local Minnesota businesses — shops, salons, restaurants, lawn care, trades — and the small tools that sit next to them. Most of my work is in St. Cloud and the towns around it. You don’t need to know HTML. You need a page that works on a phone, and loads fast on one: my sites score 90+ on Google’s PageSpeed test.
I also post short videos on YouTube @getimranweb — Google listings, broken website links, and the small problems that keep customers from finding a shop.
If the job needs a database, staff logins, or selling products online, I still take it. Those pieces use a store platform or a proper backend, and I build them with specialist engineering help so you have one conversation, not a stack of vendors.
How it works
A short path from “we should have a site” to live.
Fixed scope. Written quote. Deposit before build.
01
Walkthrough
We look at your shop, photos, hours, and what you want people to do (call, visit, book). 20 minutes. No charge.
02
Build & preview
You get a live preview link. Two rounds of tweaks. If you want extra pages or a store, that’s a written add-on — not a surprise.
03
Launch
Your domain, Google listing, and a simple handoff. Optional $99/month care if you don’t want to touch anything after that.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is included in the neighborhood site?
A mobile-friendly site with your story, services or products, hours, photos, map, tap-to-call, and a custom domain. Two revision rounds. Extra pages, extra languages, and online stores are quoted separately.
I want people to buy on the website. Can you do that?
Yes. For most shops, the reliable way is a store platform (Shopify, Square Online, or similar) connected to your site — products, cart, cards, tax, and shipping without building a store from zero. I set that up with you and handle the design. Fully custom checkout is a bigger project and gets its own quote.
I need logins, staff accounts, or a database.
Yes — that is a different kind of site than a brochure page, and I still take the job. We scope what people log in to do, pick a backend that fits, and I build it with engineering support so it stays maintainable. Expect a longer timeline and a separate quote, not the $1,200 neighborhood package.
How long does a typical site take?
A neighborhood site is usually about two weeks after I have photos, hours, and the words you want. Tools are one to two weeks. Stores and login systems depend on catalog size and features — we’ll put that on paper before work starts.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. Tell me what customers should do on the site. I’ll handle hosting, the domain, and the details. You’ll see a preview before anything goes live.
How do I pay?
50% to start, 50% when the site is ready to go live. I’ll send a simple invoice. Card or bank transfer both work. The domain is in your name; hosting stays on my account unless you prefer otherwise.
What happens when I miss a call?
With the Never miss a call add-on, anyone you can't answer gets a short text from your business within a minute, something like “Sorry we missed you, this is Mike's Roofing. What can we help with? Or ask for a quote here.” You reply when you're free. It only texts people who just called you, never marketing blasts. Setup includes the carrier registration US texting needs, which can take a few days to a couple of weeks.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes. $99/month covers hours, phone, and small copy changes. Bigger additions are a small project, quoted first.
Get in touch
Tell me about the business.
Salons, shops, restaurants, lawn care, trades — if customers need to find you, this is the form. I’ll reply myself.
✉ getimranweb@gmail.com