Bring your website to 2026.

An old website quietly loses you jobs. Seventh Avenue Media rebuilds websites for trades and service businesses by hand: fast, mobile-first, found on Google, at a fixed price.

Check my website or call Greg (850) 348-0759

Still running the office PC from 1999? So is your website, probably.

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What year is your website from?

Type your web address. We’ll ask the Internet Archive when it first saw your site online.

Your result appears here. Nothing is stored; the lookup goes straight from your browser to archive.org.

Someone needs you right now. Here’s what your old site does next.

They don’t complain. They don’t leave a message. They just call the next name on Google.

No SSL, no trust. Before your page even loads, their browser warns them your site is “Not secure”.
Made for a desktop. On a phone they pinch, zoom, squint, and give up on a button too small to tap.
Slow builder pages. The page is still loading. Their thumb is already on the back button.

What changes when you come to 2026

Every build includes all of this. No add-on menu.

  • A template shared with who-knows-how-many other businessesCustom design, made for your business. No templates.
  • A heavy page builder that crawlsHand-coded static site on Cloudflare. Fast.
  • Pinch, zoom, squintBuilt for phones first, and accessible to everyone.
  • Nowhere on the mapLocal SEO, structured data, and your Google Business Profile set up and in sync.
  • No idea who visitsAnalytics, so you can see who finds you and how.
  • Locked inside a builder accountYou own your site. Outright.
  • “Who renews the SSL again?”Care plan covers hosting, SSL, backups and updates.

Ed Gutentag came to 2026.

Ed is a photographer and drone pilot in Panama City Beach. His old site was WordPress on GoDaddy. Greg rebuilt it by hand as a fast static site. Drag to see both.

After: Ed Gutentag's new hand-coded homepage, with an aerial beach photo, clear navigation, a phone number and a Book a Session button.
Before: Ed Gutentag's old WordPress homepage, a full-screen video slider with a script logo and only a Menu button.

Also found on the old site

Ed's old site showing the WordPress default post: Hello world! Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post.
The WordPress default “Hello world!” post, live on his old site.
Ed's old About page: a plain default theme with a teal header band and unstyled text.
The old About page, on a stock theme.

“Gregory took complete control of redoing my website … His ideas are fantastic … He is very fast … I had to keep up with him as opposed to wait for him … Gregory handled dealing with my host GoDaddy and I absolutely trusted handing it over.”

More sites, live today

Kova Mobility homepage Kova MobilityTransport, Panama City Beach · kovamobility.com Babalon For Hair homepage Babalon For HairHair salon, Christchurch · babalonforhair.co.nz Mr Pigeon Coffee homepage Mr Pigeon CoffeeCoffee · mrpigeoncoffee.com

One fixed price, agreed before we start.

Pick the size that fits. Every build includes everything on the list above, and you own the finished site.

Starter

$2,200

3 pages. For a solo trader who needs to look the part and get the call.

Studio

$4,500

5–7 pages. For a small business with a few services and a team.

Signature

$8,500

10+ pages. For an established business with lots to show.

Care plans, per month

Hosting, SSL, backups and updates, handled. Starts from month one.

Essential
$165
Always On
$325
Concierge
$650

50% to start, 50% at launch. Care plan from month one. You own it.

“He is very fast.” Ed Gutentag, Google review

Get my free audit

How it works

  1. Audit

    Send your web address. Greg checks speed, phones, Google visibility and what’s broken, then tells you straight. Free.

  2. Quote

    One fixed price for the whole build, from the sizes above. 50% to start.

  3. Launch

    Your new site goes live on Cloudflare. Greg deals with your old host. 50% at launch.

Get your free audit.

Tell Greg where your website lives. You’ll get an honest look at what it’s costing you and what it would take to fix, at a fixed price.

This opens your email app with everything filled in, addressed to Greg.