I build websites small businesses can actually run.
Fast on a cheap phone, ending in a WhatsApp message rather than a form nobody fills in, and handed over with written instructions — so you are not paying somebody every time a price changes.
Arrived here from a footer that said Website by Leebartea? That site is the first one below.
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A real screenshot of the live site, not a mockup.
Three things you can open right now.
Not mockups, not concepts. Every card below has a live address and a number somebody could go and count.
What size inverter and battery does your load need?
List your appliances and get an inverter range, the bus voltage to build at, the array in whole panels and the bank in batteries you can actually order — with every assumption printed beside the answer. It is the arithmetic I run before quoting my own installations. No sign-up, no price, no email.
Open the size estimator
Four things, done properly.
A short list on purpose. Everything here maps onto something above that has already been built and shipped.
You will always know what happens next.
The worst part of hiring a developer is the silence in the middle. You get a live link in the first week and you can open it on your own phone whenever you like.
Ask a question firstIn their words.
From people who paid for the work, printed as they said it.
The questions people actually have.
Tell me what the business does.
That is the whole first step. Twenty minutes on WhatsApp and you will have a straight answer about whether this is worth doing.