Not someday. This week, for businesses around Hutchinson, built by WebHatch.
A report that refuses to be wrong
Every morning at seven, a program reads a website's visitor numbers, checks them against the source, and emails a one-paragraph summary. When the numbers are an estimate, it says so. When it cannot verify them, it says that instead of guessing.
Business automation from $750.
A homepage from a listing, in an afternoon
Give it a business's own listing and the colours off the truck, and a reviewed template turns it into a one-page site: number up top, hours, three services, a tap to call. A person checks every line against the source before anyone sees it.
One-page site $400. Up to five pages $750.
A paste-a-secret check before anything ships
Paste text or code and it tells you in a second whether a password, a key or a token is hiding in it, before it goes in an email or a public file. Nothing you paste is kept.
Ask WebHatch.