I live and work on 30A
I'm Ryder Schilling. I live here on 30A and I own and operate multiple businesses in the area. I run companies and I build them, so I know what a website should do for you as a business owner.
The Web Guy
Custom websites and AI systems for local businesses: built to look incredible and quietly run the place.
Custom websites and AI systems for local businesses: built to look incredible and quietly run the place.
The Web Guy
Local service businesses, ecommerce storefronts, a private equity firm, a trade directory, a community platform. Every one coded from a blank page, no templates. Here's the live work.
"I'm obsessed. Can't stop looking at it lol."
Jacob H.Fit Flour, on launch day
Sports videography brand for the Florida Panhandle: fast cuts, big type, real energy.
Private equity real estate firm across the Southeast and Midwest: clean, credible, institutional.
Local trade directory for 30A and NW Florida. Find the right pro, fast.
A community platform built for real connection, with member accounts and events.
My own property company on 30A. I run it, so I built it the way an owner needs it to work.
Protein-baking brand with a custom storefront and a checkout that converts.
Headless storefront for a kids' hydration brand. Fast, playful, and it sells.
One person designs it, codes it, and picks up the phone. No templates, no handoffs, no team you never meet. Here is who you get and how the work actually happens.
I'm Ryder Schilling. I live here on 30A and I own and operate multiple businesses in the area. I run companies and I build them, so I know what a website should do for you as a business owner.
Before anything gets designed we go through your business: what you sell, who actually buys it, how they find you, and what this site has to do. Every decision after that traces back to that conversation.
Logo, photos, services, anything you already have. One list, sent once. If you are missing pieces I tell you exactly what to go get instead of leaving you guessing.
You see it as I build it, not just at the end. When it looks right on every screen and loads fast on every phone, you approve it and I put it live.
Your site is out there working while I host it. Fast, secure, backed up, online. You never touch a server or a control panel, you just answer the phone.
Price change, new page, something broken on a Sunday night? You text me and I handle it. No ticket, no queue, no support address that answers in three days.
Most owners think you pay once, the site goes up, and that is the end of it. It is the single most expensive assumption in small business, and it is why so many sites quietly stop working six months after launch. Twenty seconds on what actually happens after you go live.
Paste your address. This is the exact first pass I run before I quote any rebuild: speed, mobile, how Google reads you, and whether a visitor can actually reach you. Ten seconds, and you see what I see.
Nothing is stored and no email is needed. Just the check.
Running the checks.
Tell me where to send it and the full report opens right here.
No list, no spam. Just your report and one reply from me.
Send it over and I'll reply with what I'd change first, in plain English, in priority order.
Design, strategy, and code working as R one: your idea shaped into a fast, sharp
Live and selling. See the rest. experience that people remember and businesses grow on.
Same quality, same attention to detail. The only difference is the size of the project and what you need right now.
One-time build, coded from a blank page. Designed around how you actually get customers, with whatever features your business needs built in.
For businesses that want the foundation done right, once.
Stack onto your site as you grow. Each one has a single job: turn more of your visitors into booked work.
For sites that are live and ready to convert harder.
Recurring systems that work while you don't. Three lanes, no overlap, all running under your brand.
For owners who want the phone answered and the follow-up handled.
One hour on the phone. You leave with a map of exactly what your business needs, whether we build it together or not.
Every site has room to grow. You get a clear view of what works, what holds you back, and how to move toward a setup that feels faster, lighter, and easier to manage.
Templates get you online. Custom gets you chosen. Your site is shaped around your offer, your customers, and how you actually sell, so it loads faster, ranks better, and feels like nobody else's.
Fair question, and it's the one I get most. You are getting a site designed and coded from a blank page for your business, the copy and page structure, the SEO groundwork, and whatever features you need built in: booking, payments, a store, a portal, an AI receptionist. Not a theme with your logo dropped on it. It pays for itself when it turns visitors you are already getting into work you are currently losing, so before you decide anything, scan your site above and see the gap for yourself.
I host it. You never touch a server, a registrar, or a control panel. Once you approve the build I put it live on my setup and keep it fast, secure, and online for a flat monthly fee, for as long as you want it running. If something breaks, you call me, not a support queue in another time zone.
Both. Most projects start as a blank page and leave as a finished brand experience: layout, type, color, motion, and the code underneath it all.
Happens all the time. I audit what's there, keep what works, rebuild what doesn't, and migrate everything without losing your rankings or your mind.
I host it and keep it live. On top of that, Power-Ups cover light monthly care, and the AI Upgrade is the recurring layer: a receptionist that answers 24/7, follow-ups that bring customers back, and automations that kill busywork.
You tell me what your business needs, you pay to get on the schedule, then I design and code it. You see progress the whole way, and when it's ready you review it and tell me what to change. Nothing goes live until you approve it. After launch I host it and keep it running for as long as you want it up, billed monthly.
Simple: you point, I polish. Feedback rounds are built into every project, and small tweaks after launch are usually same-day.
Yes. Most of my work is on the Gulf Coast, but the process is fully remote and I build for clients well outside it.
Call me. Fifteen minutes, no pitch. You'll leave knowing exactly what your site needs, whether we build it together or not.