Seattle · Puget Sound · Since 2008
We worry about the technology so you can get on with your business. Sites that load in a blink, say the right thing, and turn a visitor into a phone call.
Recent work
Real businesses on the Eastside and around the Sound. Look at them on your phone as well as your laptop — that is where most of their customers actually arrive.
Drywall contractor · Snohomish County
A slow content-managed site replaced by a single page that answers the only question a customer has: can you fix this, and when. Photographs of real jobs, and an estimate form that reaches the owner in seconds.
jbdrywallandmore.com →
Plumber · Sammamish
One van, one plumber, no franchise head office. The site is built around the emergency call — no hot water, drain backing up — with the phone number never more than a thumb away.
driscollplumbing.com →
Trade nonprofit · Washington & India
Sixteen years of trade relations between Washington State and India, previously buried in an aging CMS. Now a single clear page about sister-state partnerships, milestones and who to talk to.
wasitrac.org →
Dive shop · classes, charters and travel
A long-running client, and the rare business whose own pictures do the selling — every photograph on the site was taken by the owner, in the water. Classes from first breath to instructor, local fun dives, and trips from Indonesia to Dominica.
argonautdiving.com →
Business networking · Pacific Northwest
A twenty-year-old chapter website rebuilt as one page whose roster, attendance and referral numbers come live from Leadswitch. Nothing to retype on a Wednesday morning.
leadsnorthwest.com →
Adult family homes · Shoreline & North Seattle
Hospital discharge planners need one thing: who has a bed, at what care level, today. The site answers that above the fold and gets out of the way.
apex-provider-alliance.com →
Web application · business referral chapters
Eleven years of passing real work across a breakfast table — and of building the tools to keep track of it. Leadswitch is the whole kit a chapter runs on: the roster, the attendance, the referrals, and a straight record of who gave what to whom. Small businesses grow on work handed over by someone who trusts them. This is the machinery underneath that.
leadswitch.org →
What we do
Most clients want the whole thing handled. Some already have a site and need one piece fixed. Both are fine.
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Designed, written and built for the business it belongs to — not dropped into a template and left there. Fast on a phone, because that is where your customers are.
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Built, hosted, backed up and kept patched. As many email accounts on your own domain as you need, set up for you or handed over.
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Completed and verified to Google's own standards, so the map listing that most people actually see is right, and stays right.
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The hard part is rarely the technology. It is deciding what to say and to whom. We write the copy that turns a browser into a caller.
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Structured data, a sensible site, and the unglamorous plumbing that gets a local business found for what it actually sells.
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Need a change, a new page, a new email account? One phone call. You will not be handed a ticket number.
How we work
No minimum term and no exit fee. If it stops being worth it, you stop.
The same person designs it, writes it, hosts it and picks up the phone about it.
Hand-built pages measured in kilobytes, not megabytes. They load instantly and they keep working.
Products across seven countries and four continents, two books on getting businesses online, and a long-held view that the hard part was never the software.
Let's talk about it
We will tell you honestly what a website should do for it — and whether you need one at all.
425‑830‑51968043 S 132nd St, Seattle, WA 98178