Start a project.
One email is all it takes. No forms that vanish into a CRM, no sales sequence — it goes straight to the founder's inbox. Tell me enough about the business and you'll get a real read on where the search and trust system is strong, weak, or missing.
Direct lines
- Austin, Texas
- Serving Central Texas and working remotely with businesses anywhere in the U.S.
- Existing clients: the same address is the support line. Email jack@hallstack.dev for billing questions, change requests, or anything broken — it’s answered by the person who built your system.
What to include
A few sentences each is plenty. This is what makes it possible to tell you something useful in the first reply instead of asking you five questions back.
- 01
What the business does
The services you actually sell, and the ones you'd like more of.
- 02
Where you operate
City, service area, and whether you travel for work.
- 03
How customers find you today
Search, Maps, referrals, ads, trucks, signs — whatever it honestly is.
- 04
What feels disconnected
The parts of your online presence that seem out of date, wrong, or invisible.
- 05
What you measure today
Anything you currently track — or nothing, which is a common and perfectly fine answer.
What happens next
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Get a straight answer
You'll hear back within one business day with honest thoughts on fit, and questions if I have them.
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Scope before spend
If it's a fit, you get a written scope and price after discovery. Nothing is billed until you've agreed to both.