Market & pop-up vendors
Products, schedule, location, and order links in one place.
Affordable websites for small businesses nationwide
From folding table to findable online.
Selling at markets, pop-ups, appointments, or on the go anywhere in the U.S.? This Tampa-rooted studio builds clear, mobile-friendly websites remotely—so people can understand what you offer and take the next step.
- Community Pass member prices
- 50% to start
- You own your accounts
Fresh this weekend
Sunshine Bakes
Small-batch treats made in Tampa.
Next pop-up
Saturday · 10–2
Water Street Market
One link. No “DM me for details.”
Made for small beginnings
For businesses that have outgrown “DM me.”
A G-OOD site gives customers one dependable place to understand your business and take the next step.
Food makers & chefs
Menus, catering inquiries, pickup details, and photos.
Artists & makers
A polished home for your work beyond the social feed.
Wellness professionals
Services, credentials, booking links, and common questions.
Mobile services
Service area, clear offers, and a simple request form.
First-time founders
A credible start without paying for a website you do not need.
The essentials, done well
A small site can still do a big job.
- Looks credible and works properly on phones
- Puts products, services, schedules, and contact details together
- Guides people toward ordering, booking, calling, or inquiring
- Uses a fixed scope and price, so the project stays manageable
A little community lift
Member prices for community-minded businesses.
The packages on this page are intentionally reserved for Community Pass members and can be delivered remotely across the United States. Membership is confirmed manually before a project is booked; there is no public membership lookup on this page. HEHA’s public enrollment page is being refreshed, so email HEHA for current availability.
Simple packages
Start with the smallest site that fits.
Community Pass member pricing, a fixed starting scope, and no pressure to buy pages you do not need.
Quick, credible start
Vendor Starter Site
Community Pass member price
$495
For vendors who need a professional home online without a complicated website.
- One mobile-friendly page
- Business story and introduction
- Products or services overview
- Photos or gallery
- Market schedule or service area
- Contact, order, and social links
- Basic search setup and domain connection
- One consolidated revision round
More room to grow
Organized + lead-ready
Vendor Plus Site
Community Pass member price
$850
For businesses that need more information, organization, or lead capture.
- Up to three mobile-friendly pages
- Everything in the Starter foundation
- Menu or simple product catalog
- Inquiry or booking form
- Email signup connection
- Google Business Profile links
- Basic analytics
- Two consolidated revision rounds
Clear before we start: These four listed prices are for eligible Community Pass members. A 50% deposit reserves a fixed-scope website project, and the remaining balance is due before launch. Clients supply final text, photos, pricing, and product details unless content help is added. Full ecommerce, custom integrations, and third-party subscriptions are separate.
Stay current
Keep it updated without adding another job to your week.
Care is optional. The rates shown here are Community Pass member prices; choose a plan only when regular updates genuinely save you time.
Google Business setupLogo cleanupQR menusFlyers & labelsExtra pagesBooking setup
Vendor Care
Reliable basics for a site that rarely changes.
Community Pass member price
$59/month
- Hosting and account management
- Monthly form and link check
- Up to 30 minutes of small updates
Vendor Growth Care
For vendors promoting events, specials, or seasonal offers.
Community Pass member price
$149/month
- Everything in Vendor Care
- Up to 60 minutes of updates
- One promo or event update monthly
- Simple performance report
Unused update time does not roll over. New pages, redesigns, new functionality, and third-party fees are quoted separately.
Small-business site planner
Build a practical starting plan.
Choose one website package, optional monthly care, and any extras worth discussing. Your running receipt separates setup, deposit, and monthly costs.
The figures in this planner are Community Pass member estimates; eligibility and final scope are confirmed privately before booking.
Work, shown honestly
Small-business sites with a clear job.
Client work is labeled as client work. Concept projects are examples—not invented customer stories.
Client work
Eva Flowers Yoga
Yoga studio website
A calm online home for a local yoga practice.
Site structure, responsive design, service information, and a clear path to learn more.
Visit live site
Concept project
Market Baker
Menu + weekly schedule
Turn weekend shoppers into repeat customers.
A demonstration of products, market dates, preorder links, and an Instagram connection.
Concept website created to demonstrate G-OOD’s design and functionality. Not paid client work.
Concept project
Local Maker
Story + products + inquiry
Give a handmade brand more room than a social profile.
A demonstration of brand story, product highlights, frequently asked questions, and inquiries.
Concept website created to demonstrate G-OOD’s design and functionality. Not paid client work.Straightforward by design
A simple path from idea to live site.
- 1
Tell me about the business
Share what you sell, where customers find you, and what the site needs to help them do.
- 2
Choose the smallest fit
You receive a clear scope. A 50% deposit schedules the project.
- 3
Send your content
Use a short checklist for your logo, photos, descriptions, prices, links, and schedule.
- 4
Review and launch
Send one list per revision round. After final payment, your new site goes live.
Most fixed-scope sites can launch within one to two weeks after all required content is received. Timing depends on scope and response time.
Good questions
Before we build.
If your project needs more than these packages include, I’ll say so before you pay anything.
Who can use the prices on this page?
These special prices are reserved for eligible Community Pass members with a vendor, maker, wellness, food, or service business in the United States. Membership is confirmed manually before a project is booked. If you are not a member, visit the main G-OOD website for standard services.
Do you work with businesses outside Tampa Bay?
Yes. G-OOD is Tampa-rooted and works remotely with small businesses across the United States. Meetings, content collection, reviews, and launch can all happen online.
Do you check my membership on this page?
No. This public page does not search or expose membership records. You can build a plan and request a conversation; G-OOD confirms eligibility privately before accepting a deposit.
What do I need before we start?
Your business details, products or services, contact information, and available photos are enough to begin. You will receive a checklist showing exactly what to send.
Can customers buy directly from the site?
The fixed packages can connect customers to an existing order, payment, or booking service. A complete ecommerce store is not included and is quoted separately.
How do payments work?
A 50% deposit schedules the project. The remaining balance is due after the included revision rounds and before launch.
Who owns the website and domain?
Your domain and business accounts stay in your name. Ownership of the completed website transfers after final payment, subject to the project agreement.
What counts as a revision?
A revision round is one consolidated list of changes to the agreed content and design. New pages, features, or a changed direction are priced separately.
Your site plan
Start with a free three-point game plan.
Your planner choices come along for the ride. Tell me what you sell and where you sell it; I’ll review the smallest useful scope, confirm the Community Pass path, and send three practical website priorities.