Websites, local search, business phones, and dashboards. The tech an independent restaurant or shop actually needs, bundled and run by one person and priced for a single location.
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Witches Brew Coffee Co.Specialty coffee · New Orleans 
Discount Trophies of ArkansasAwards & engraving · Little Rock 
West Little Rock GlassCustom glass · Little Rock Measured on West Little Rock Glass: the page we built vs the template-builder page it replaced. 200× lighter loads first on slow phones.
That stutter where taps do nothing? Template sites stall mid-dial. Our builds peg the gauge: zero freezes, even on a five-year-old phone.
Page speed is a Google ranking signal. Fast sites get found more. It’s the quiet engine behind every local-SEO win we report.
$5K retainers, 12-month contracts, and an account manager who’s never run a register. You don’t need a retainer bigger than your rent to show up on Google.
Nights and weekends lost to website templates, DNS settings, and YouTube tutorials. You end up with four dashboards that don’t talk to each other and a result that still looks homemade. Your hours are worth more behind the counter.
A full-time marketing or tech hire costs $80K+ before benefits. You can't justify it, and you shouldn't have to.
Senior work without the agency invoice. One person builds and runs your whole stack: website, Google, phones, dashboard. And you have his number.
Pick one to start. Add the rest as you grow. Everything talks to everything.
Fast, mobile-first websites that load in a blink, measurably quicker than your competitors’. Built to convert browsers into customers, with nothing bloated to break.
Show up when the person walking by pulls out their phone and searches. The lowest-hanging fruit most small businesses never pick.
A modern business phone system that doesn't drain your margins. Auto-attendants, smart routing, and voicemail-to-email at a fraction of legacy PBX pricing.
One dashboard. Every sales channel. Finally. Shopify, DoorDash, Square, Toast, GA4, labor, inventory, all unified in a view built for you, not an off-the-shelf BI tool.
A launch window measured in weeks, not quarters.
2-week discovery. Audit, positioning, keyword research, sitemap.
Website, SEO foundation, and Google Business Profile built in parallel.
Site live. Tracking in place. First month of content queued.
Monthly SEO, content, and reporting. The number I track is customers walking in the door.
We only take independents. If you answer your own phone, you’re our kind of client.
Specialty coffee, neighborhood restaurants, bakeries, tea rooms, and bars.
Makers, boutiques, and specialty stores selling online and in-store.
The shops that keep a city running. Found on Google, booked by phone.
Witches Brew leaned on every pillar we offer: the Shopify site, the local SEO foundation, a modern phone system, and a custom real-time dashboard that pulls Shopify, DoorDash, Homebase labor, and Google Search Console into one view the owners check every morning. New Orleans is ferociously competitive for specialty coffee. They tripled monthly revenue in their first five months and banked a wall of five-star reviews along the way.
I’ve spent 20 years in IT working with companies of every size: big enterprises with whole departments for this stuff, and small shops that get left behind or overcharged for it.
BitBrd is me shifting my focus to the underserved: bringing real, affordable tech to independent businesses that deserve the same tools without the enterprise invoice.
When you work with BitBrd, you’re texting me. The person who builds it, answers it, and stands behind it.
Straight prices, quoted up front. No contracts on maintenance. Cancel anytime.
A clean one-page site, designed cheap.
More pages, better design, found on Google.
The full stack.
Drop your website address and we’ll send you a plain-English report: speed, mobile experience, Google visibility, and what we’d fix first. No obligation. Keep the report either way.
Tell me how the business runs and where it hurts. I’ll tell you exactly what I’d build, what it would cost, and, honestly, whether you even need it. If BitBrd isn’t the right fit, you’ll leave knowing what to ask whoever is.