A proposal · CGHM Associates · Downers Grove
Same simple shop.
More chairs filled.
You like your site simple. So do the people who compliment it — keep that. This one is just as simple, and adds the thing yours leaves out: 4.9 stars, 446 reviews, right where people decide.
What it's worth
Three numbers.
Your prices, my calculator. This is arithmetic — not a promise.
One extra walk-in a month pays for the monthly plan twice over. That's the whole case.
Where the money comes from
Not traffic.
Bookings.
People already find you. This is about what happens in the ten seconds after they land.
Your reviews do the selling
4.9 across 446 — better than anyone near you. Your site doesn't say so anywhere. Here it's the first thing they see, linked straight to Google.
Booking is one tap, everywhere
Your Acuity calendar, untouched. A button that follows them down the page on a phone.
Prices are visible
All five, plainly. People who see $45 before they call arrive ready to pay it — and the ones who weren't going to don't waste your chair.
You asked
The Google
question.
Straight answer, including the part that doesn't help me.
A website won't move you up the map
Those three results at the top are your Google Business listing: reviews, category, how close the searcher is. You're already strong there. Anyone who tells you a new website fixes the map is selling you something.
What the site does control is what Google is told
Yours tells Google five things: name, phone, address, a photo, a link. This one tells it your hours, all five services with prices, your exact location, your socials, and how to book. That's what fills in the details next to your name.
Speed: your site is already fine
I measured before saying anything. Google's own test scores yours 94 and this one 92 — a tie, and I won't pretend otherwise. The real difference is weight: 363 KB against 1,431 KB. About a quarter. You notice that on one bar of signal.
October
The second shop
changes this.
A new neighbourhood is the one time a website really earns. Nobody there has heard of you, and you'll have no reviews at that address yet — so the site is what vouches for you, using the 446 you already have.
This is built to take a second location: its own page, its own hours, both shops on one site. When you have the address, that's a morning's work — not a rebuild. Worth having ready before you open, not after.
Price
Two ways.
No contract either way. The proposal page you're reading comes down the day it goes live.
Buy it outright
Once. It's yours — the files, the design, all of it. We move your domain across and hand you the keys. No monthly anything, ever.
Buy it — $750 →17 haircuts. Then it's done.
Or monthly
Site, hosting and any changes you want — new prices, new barber, the second shop. Cancel whenever.
Start — $69/month →Two haircuts a month.
How to keep it
Three steps.
Say go
Below, or a text. Tell me which of the two.
We point your domain here
crownedbarber.com keeps working the whole time. You'll need your GoDaddy login — or give me an hour with you on the phone and we'll do it together.
It goes live, this page comes down
Same day. Your booking, your prices, your reviews — nothing about how you take appointments changes.
Say yes
Prefer email? Write to hello@compuglobalhypermeganet.digital and we'll pick it up from there.
Questions
Fair ones.
Does anything change about how I take appointments?
No. Every booking button goes to your Acuity calendar, exactly as it does now. We never touch your schedule.
Do I own it if I buy it?
Yes — the files and the design are yours, and the domain stays in your name the whole time. Nothing is rented back to you.
What happens to crownedbarber.com?
It stays yours and keeps working during the switch. Same address, new site behind it.
Does this page stay up?
No. It comes down the day the site goes live. It exists to show you the work, nothing else.
Say the word.
If it's a no, this page comes down in a month and that's the end of it — no campaign, no hard feelings. If it's later, when the second shop opens, say so and I'll check back then.
Keep this site →