Websites + the system behind them · Eugene, Oregon

Your website should do more than exist. It should help run your business.

I'm Cooper. I build your website and run the system behind it, so more people find you, fewer enquiries slip through, more of them book, and you spend less time on admin. Before you commit to anything, $150 gets you a real homepage built for your business, and it comes off the price if you go ahead.

Who you're working with

A person, not a platform.

I'm Cooper Adams. I study advertising at the University of Oregon and build websites — and the systems behind them — for the businesses around me: the coffee shops, boutiques, and trades that make Eugene worth living in.

When you work with Flywheel, you work with me. I build the site, I connect everything behind it, I keep it running, and I answer the phone — and if something needs a conversation, we have it over coffee, not a support ticket.

More about me 
$150

to see your site rebuilt before you commit — credited in full against the build

5–7

pages in a Flywheel build, from $750 — yours to own outright

$75/mo

a month keeps it all running: updates, review requests and a plain-English report

1

person does everything — the one you met on the call

What you actually get

Not just a website. The system behind it.

Five jobs every local business has to get right online. I set up all five, connect them, and keep them working.

  1. 01

    Get found

    A fast website and a complete Google listing, so you show up when someone nearby searches for what you do.

  2. 02

    Catch every enquiry

    A number people can tap to call, and forms that land in the inbox you actually check. Nothing sits unseen.

  3. 03

    Get booked

    Online booking where it fits your business, so a customer can pick a time without phoning you.

  4. 04

    Get reviewed

    After a job, a short review request written for you to send, with a link straight to your Google review box.

  5. 05

    See what's working

    Once a month, a plain-English report: what I changed, what came in, and what I'd do next.

One system, not six tools

Six logins. Or one person.

Most small businesses end up with a pile of separate pieces. None of them talk to each other, and nobody is watching the whole thing. That's where customers get lost.

The usual pile

  • A website someone built once
  • A Google listing nobody updates
  • A booking app
  • A review app
  • A spreadsheet of enquiries
  • Nobody watching any of it

With Flywheel

  • One person who set it all up
  • Everything connected and tested
  • One number to call when something changes
  • One monthly report, in plain English

Built for Eugene's local businesses.

Different trades, same job: help people find you, reach you, and come back.

Coffee, food & drink

Today's hours and this week's menu, right without you calling anybody, on a page that loads before someone on the sidewalk gives up.

Retail & boutiques

New arrivals online the day they land, your stock shown properly, and a page Google can read when someone searches for what you sell.

Trades & home services

The quote request that used to sit for three days lands in your inbox the minute it's sent, and your number is one tap away.

Studios, salons & clinics

Booking that works at 10pm, when your customers are actually deciding, and a review request after every appointment.

How it works

Four steps. No leap of faith.

You don't have to picture it and hope. You see a real page built for your business first, for $150 — and that $150 comes off the build if you go ahead.

  1. 1 A 15-minute intro call — we talk about your business. No pitch deck.
  2. 2 The Demo, $150 — your current site audited, and a homepage built for your business. Yours to keep.
  3. 3 If you like it, we build the rest — $750–1,500 for the full site and setup, minus the $150 you already paid.
  4. 4 Then I keep it running — $75–100/mo for updates, review requests and a monthly report. Cancel anytime; the site stays yours.

A 15-minute conversation, no pitch deck required

Start your Flywheel.

If I'm not the right fit, you'll still leave with two useful ideas.

Book a 15-minute intro