A few years ago I needed a new website for my cabinet shop. I’d been quoted “custom solutions” that ranged from $8,000 to $20,000, with monthly fees that didn’t quite explain what they covered. The agencies wanted long discovery phases. The freelancers disappeared mid-project. The cheap template-shops produced something that looked like everyone else’s site in town.
So I built one myself. And then I helped a friend build hers. And then another. After a few of these I noticed I was solving the same problems each time: a beautiful design that wouldn’t go stale, hosting that didn’t need babysitting, local SEO that actually worked, and a maintenance arrangement that didn’t feel like a hostage situation.
That’s Keystone. One person, one project at a time, doing this the way I always wished someone had done it for me.