Farmers-market makers · Northwest Arkansas

You sell on Saturday. Get found the other six days.

You've got the product, the photos, and a line at the booth. What you don't have is a website — so the person who loved your work last weekend can't find you, can't order, and can't tell a friend where to look. I fix that for $250, flat, and you own it.

Text Thomas — (479) 323-1896 See the blacksmith's site →

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google$250 flat · you own itLive in about a week

Built for a market vendor

The blacksmith at the Bentonville square.

Live · paying client

Sioux Creek Forge

Three generations of Frinks · Bentonville Farmers Market

A dead domain on the business card and no way to take an order. Now: pick your pieces, a Frink calls to confirm before anything is charged, shipping quotes itself, custom-work requests, and demo bookings for schools and events. Branded tap stands went to their booth the same week.

siouxcreekforge.com →

The thing Instagram can't do

“We're at the market right now — walk me there.”

● At the Bentonville market · across from Onyx · till 1

Every maker site I build comes with a private button on your phone. Market morning, you tap WE'RE HERE and, if you want, PIN MY TENT. Your website shows a green banner and a button that opens walking directions to your exact spot. It switches itself off after six hours. No login, no app, nothing for you to remember.

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What you get for $250

A real site, not a link page.

One-page custom site that looks like your booth, not a template
Your products with real photos and real prices
An order or inquiry form — no account, no checkout to babysit
Your market schedule, plus the “we're here” button
Click-to-call, text, Instagram, and a review link
Your own domain, in your name, forever

How it goes

We talk at the boothTen minutes. What you make, what you charge, where you set up.

I build itFrom your Instagram, Etsy, or photos I take at the tent. About a week.

You review itChanges until it's right, then it goes live on your own domain.

You tap the buttonEvery market morning. Customers find the tent, and you the rest of the week.

Questions

Straight answers.

Is it really $250?

Yes — $250 flat for the one-page maker site, quoted before anything begins. Your domain and hosting are registered in your name and run a few dollars a month, paid to them, not to me. No monthly fee on the site, no contract.

I don't have good photos.

Most makers do and don't know it — your Instagram and Etsy are usually plenty. If not, I'll come by the booth and shoot your pieces on the table.

Can people buy on the site?

They can order. The site takes the order and you confirm by phone or text before anything is charged — which is how the blacksmith wanted it, and it means no checkout to babysit. If you already sell on Shopify or Square, I'll link straight to it.

Do I have to update it?

Only the one button on market mornings, if you want to. Everything else stays put. When you add a product or change your schedule, text me and I'll update it.

Which markets?

Bentonville, Rogers, Bella Vista, Springdale, Fayetteville — anywhere in Northwest Arkansas. I'm at the Bentonville square most Saturdays.

Let's talk

Tell me what you make.

Text me a photo of your booth and I'll tell you what your site could look like. No pitch, no sales team.

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