The steel N, whole, in a padparadscha studio, with thin seams where its seven parts meet. A small man stands at its foot.

What you get.

Seven parts, all inside LKR 15,000 a month. You send photos, prices and details. We do the rest. Each part is here in full, with its honest limit.

1Website
2WhatsApp and call
3Basic SEO
4Google Maps
5Monthly care
6Updates and reviews
7One report

Part 1 of 7

Website.

Made for your trade and for a phone first, and hosted by us. You never touch a server, a login or a plugin.

A villa: shows rooms, rates and the last turn off the main road.
A transfer company: shows routes, fares and what to do after you land at Katunayake.
A wedding supplier: shows the work, the packages and the districts they travel to.
An institute: shows the timetable, the subjects and the fees for the term.
A solar installer: shows the sum, the roof check and how the work is done.

The limitA website for one business. It is not an online shop or a booking system.

Website 2 of 5

Kerb

A website design for airport transfers and rent-a-car.

The Transfer Website.
LKR 15,000 a month.

See this website

Part 2 of 7

WhatsApp. Call.

One tap reaches you.

The buttons sit where a thumb finds them, on every page of your website. The customer taps once and your phone rings, or your WhatsApp lights up. No form to fill in. No inbox to check.

The limitWe set up the buttons. We do not answer for you. The replies stay yours.

Part 3 of 7

Basic SEO.

Basic means the things that should never be missing. Here is the first: a proper page title, which is the line a search shows above your website.

Kerb. Airport transfers and rent-a-car in Sri Lanka.

An example page title, from The Transfer Website.

A fast site.

Compressed pictures and no heavy extras, because your customers are on a phone, and often on a weak signal in the hills.

A clear service area.

Said in words a person would type. Galle to Tangalle. All of Kandy district. The whole island, if that is true.

The limitBasic means basic. Nobody controls where Google puts you, so we do not promise a place.

Part 4 of 7

Directions that do not depend on Nimal.

Your Google Business Profile, set up or improved, under your own Google account. This is the listing people see on Google Maps. We fill it in properly, line by line.

Your name: As you really trade. No extra words stuffed in.
Your category: The one that says what you do.
Your place: Your address, or the area you serve if customers do not come to you.
Your hours: Including Poya days and the April holidays.
Your phone and website: So one tap reaches you from there too.
Your photos: Real ones, from you.

The limitGoogle decides when you are verified and where you appear. Verification can take time, so we do not promise a go-live date or a position.

A close view of the crease in the steel N, where cyan meets deep blue.

Part 5 of 7

Monthly care.

A website is not finished the day it goes live. We keep the hosting running and the security current, and we make your small changes.

A new rate for the season.
A changed phone number.
A new van in the fleet.
A new class time.
A better photo of the poruwa.

The limitUp to 30 minutes a month. Longer work is listed under What costs extra.

Part 6 of 7

2 Google updates or photo posts a month.

A listing with a recent post looks like a business that is open. You tell us what is new, and we write it and post it.

The south coast season is starting. The Roof Room has been repainted.
A new nine-seat van. Katunayake to Ella and back.
A jasmine poruwa, made last week in Kandy.
A new A/L theory batch starts on Saturday.
A rooftop finished in Kurunegala, with photos from the day.
Examples of the kind of post. Not real businesses.

Honest reviews, from real customers.

We help you ask. We give you the words and the link to send after a stay, a trip, a wedding or a term. Your customers write what they like.

The limit2 posts a month. We never write a review, buy one or ask only the happy ones.

Part 7 of 7

One simple report.

Once a month. One page. Three numbers you can check, and what we did for you.

The sheet shows what happened. It does not say why, and it does not promise next month.

The limitOne report a month: calls, direction requests and website clicks. Nothing dressed up.

Example report

Example business. Example numbers.

Nine Palms

Monthly report, October

Example numbers for one month, with the month before
Measure	October	September
Calls	34	29
Direction requests	57	61
Website clicks	212	188

What we did

Changed the December rates.
Added four photos of the Lagoon Room.
Posted 2 Google updates.
Sent you the review link for your guests.

Edits used

20 of 30 minutes

What we need from you

New photos of the garden, when the rain stops.

Example only. Your report shows your own numbers.

What stays yours

Your domain.
Your Google profile.
Your logo.
Your photos.
Your business information.

Design and code stay with us.

If you cancel, the website and service stop at the end of the paid period. Everything marked yours leaves with you.

What costs extra.

Edits past 30 minutes in a month: [RATE FOR EXTRA EDITS]
Your domain name: [WHO PAYS FOR THE DOMAIN]
Bigger work, such as a booking system or an online shop: [HOW BIGGER WORK IS PRICED]
A photographer: Not in the price. You send your own photos.
Paid advertising: Not in the price. Not part of this service.

LKR 15,000 a month. No setup fee.

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