Fixed pricing. Clear timelines. 25 years of business ownership behind every site — so yours actually works the way your business does. No jargon. No surprises. No six-week wireframe theater.
You know you need a better web presence. You've been quoted $8,000 by an agency and $200 on Fiverr — neither felt right. You don't have time for a six-week process with wireframes and revision rounds. Mpyr Design exists to make this painless.
You don't need a workshop. You need a working website that says what you do and gets the phone ringing.
Generic templates look generic to your customers, too. Your competitors are using the same one.
You're a business owner, not a webmaster. Every hour you spend in Squarespace is an hour off the floor.
You shouldn't have to. I translate. You get a site, hosting, email, and a phone number to call when something needs to change.
No project management software. No Slack channel. No nightly status reports. You talk to me, I build it, and we put it live.
20–30 minutes about your business — what you sell, who you sell to, what would make the phone ring. No intake form. No 47-question brief. Just a conversation between two business owners.
You'll see a working site — not a wireframe, not a mood board — with real copy I've written for your business. You review it. We adjust. Then it goes live.
The site is published, hosting handled, email working, Google profile set up. You have my number for changes. That's it. That's the deliverable.
Three packages. Pick the one that fits. The middle option covers most small businesses — that's why most people choose it.
Hosting, domain management, SSL, security monitoring, up to 30 minutes of content updates per month, and a real person to call when something needs attention. Cancel anytime.
Most of the work falls into three rooms. Different industries, different audiences — but the job is the same: a clear, working site that earns the next step, whether that's a call, a booking, or a walk-in.
Trust signals up top — licensed, insured, years in business — service area clearly stated, photos of real crews and real jobs. The site does what your truck wrap does, for people who haven't seen the truck yet.
Clear credentials, plain-English explanation of what you do, easy contact or booking. Built for the prospect who's quietly Googling you between meetings.
Location, hours, what you sell, photos that look like the room. Connected to Google so the foot traffic actually shows up.
A cleaning company. A bodywork practitioner. A landscaping crew. Different industries, different audiences, same job — clarity, confidence, calls.
One-page site with a multi-step contact form, the CleanCheck™ verification system branding, and clinical-grade service positioning for a St. Louis commercial cleaner.
Visit site →Earthy Colorado-landscape aesthetic, educational content geared to first-time visitors, and a phone-first booking model for a solo bodywork practice.
Preview site →A fictional 12-year residential and light-commercial crew in West St. Louis County. Phone-first, photo-led, built to be the homeowner-with-a-dead-bed's third tap on Google.
View the prototype →I've spent the last 25 years building and running businesses — including The Marsden Restaurant Group (five St. Louis locations, 2001–2018), a financial services practice, a technology firm, and a commercial cleaning company. I know what's actually keeping you up at night, and it isn't whether your hero section uses a serif or a sans.
I've been the small business owner on the other side of the table from a web designer. I've signed the contract, sent the deposit, and stared at a draft that didn't sound like anything I'd say.
Mpyr Design exists because the businesses I most respect — the cleaners, the contractors, the landscapers, the studio owners — don't need a six-week brand exploration. They need a clean, confident, working website and someone to call when the phone number on it changes.
Brendan turned around a real, working site in nine days — and it actually reads like our business. I'd talked to two other people who wanted to put me through a "discovery phase." This was the first conversation that felt like business, not a sales pitch.DM Daniel M.
I'd had a Squarespace site I never finished for two years. Mpyr took one phone call, asked the right questions, and a week later I had something I wasn't embarrassed to send to a referral. That's the whole story.JR Jen R.
Local presence matters when it matters. For St. Louis-area clients, that means in-person meetings if you want them, on-site photos when a project calls for it, and showing up where you do business. For everyone else, we'll do the whole thing by phone.
Pick up the phone. We'll talk for 20 minutes, I'll know if I can help, and you'll know if it's worth going further. If you'd rather write first, the form below works too.
Watch for a call from a St. Louis number. If you want to skip the wait, dial (314) 282-7267.
