I build clean, fast websites for Walla Walla small businesses. Tell me your business name and I'll make you a free preview, usually the same day.
A taco truck shouldn't look like a salon. Here are a few sample designs to show the range. Tap through them.
Street tacos and big burritos from the truck on 9th. Open now until 5 pm.
Get directionsSee the menuFull details, interiors and headlights. Book online in a minute.
These are sample designs with made-up business names.
You see your website before you spend a dollar.
Send your business name, or fill out the quick form below. That's it.
Takes 1 minuteI build a preview of your new site with your real hours, services and info, and send you a video of it.
Usually the same dayLike it? Pay half to start. I add your photos and prices, put it online, then you pay the rest.
Live within 7 daysNo contracts and no surprise monthly bills. Half up front, half when your site is live.
Everything customers need to find and call you.
Everything in the Info Site, plus customers can book or request appointments.
Optional. I keep your site fresh so you don't have to.
I'm David. I started Clear Play Media because a lot of great small businesses are hard to find online, and most can't afford what big agencies charge. So I build simple, good-looking websites at a price that makes sense for a small shop.
Yes. I build a preview of your site and send it to you. If you don't like it, you don't pay anything.
The preview is usually ready the same day. Once you say yes and pay the deposit, your site is live within 7 days.
No. The site is a one-time price. The only ongoing cost is your web address, about $10–20 a year, which you pay directly. Monthly updates are optional.
Yes. Your web address is registered in your name, and you get the logins. If you ever want to move on, it's all yours.
Anything that isn't working right in the first 30 days, I fix for free. New features or bigger changes are quoted separately, and small updates are cheap.
Facebook is great for regulars, but lots of people search Google first. A website helps new customers find your hours, prices and location, and it links back to your Facebook.
Half up front to start, half when your site is live. I send a PayPal invoice, so you can pay by card, and cash works too.
Fill out the form and I'll get back to you, usually the same day. No pressure and no cost to look.