For independent service shops
Every shop, its own front door.
A branded website, an assistant that answers questions and takes booking requests from your real prices, and an admin to run the day. No page builder, no developer, no monthly redesign.
What you get
Three things, done properly.
A site that is yours
Your colors, your photographs, your words, your prices. Change any of it yourself and it is live before you close the tab.
An assistant that knows the shop
It quotes from your actual service list and hours, takes booking requests, and hands anything it does not know straight to you rather than inventing an answer.
Texts that reach someone
Requests reach you. Confirmations and day-before reminders reach the customer. Nobody plays phone tag.
Why it looks like this
Most shop websites look like a page builder. Yours should look like somebody chose.
Baystack comes from building and running the site behind Precision Tint — a real shop, with real customers booking real work through it. Everything here started as something that shop actually needed.
So a Baystack site is not a template with your logo dropped in. Pick a look, pick a typeface, upload your photographs, and the system handles the rest — including keeping your brand color legible when it would not be on its own.
- Set up in a day
- We onboard shops one at a time, by hand, and you are live at the end of it.
- Edit it yourself
- Every word, price, photo, and hour on the site is yours to change.
- No page builder
- Nothing to drag, nothing to break, nothing to redesign in a year.
Three looks
Same shop, same data, your call.
Every Baystack site can wear any of these. Switch between them in settings and see it on your own content — this is the demo shop, one set of prices and photos, three ways.
Onboarding shops one at a time.
That is deliberate — every shop gets set up by a person, not a signup form. Tell us about yours.