Web design & booking systems · Castle Rock, Colorado

You own the website. You run it yourself. It costs about $20 a year to keep online.

We design and build websites, booking systems and admin consoles for small businesses — and then hand you the keys. No page-builder subscription, no retainer to change a sentence, and an admin written in plain language you can run on your own. If you would rather talk than type, we build admins you can speak to.

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One fixed price agreed before work starts · You own everything we build · 30 days of defect support after launch

What you own the day we hand over

Most website services rent you a platform. Your domain and your words are yours; the site itself does not come with you when you leave. We build the other kind.

Every file that makes up the site — the code and the design, handed to you at launch.
Your domain, registered to you, on an account you control.
Your content, your photos, and your customer data, exportable at any time.
The admin console, plus a plain-language guide to running it.
The right to hand the whole thing to any developer alive and walk away from us.

What it costs to keep online

The whole bill, itemised. No retainer, no licence, no charge to change a sentence.

Hosting: $0
Software licence: $0
Content updates: $0
Domain: ~$20/yr
Total: about $20 a year

Some things genuinely do cost money — high-volume email, card payments, an AI assistant answering from your own content. You get those numbers in writing before you sign, and we pick the cheapest option that does the job.

Ask what your project would cost

What we build

Small-business websites

Design, build, launch and care — with hosting engineered for low, often near-zero monthly cost. No page-builder subscriptions, no retainer to change a sentence.

Accessibility & owner-friendly admin

Accessible public pages, and admin consoles any owner can run — plain language throughout, read-aloud guidance, even voice control for owners who'd rather speak than type.

Automation & integrations

Booking flows, confirmations, follow-ups, and systems that talk to each other — the repetitive work runs itself, so the business doesn't run on memory.

AI & modern features

Practical AI where it earns its place: drafting help, voice input, assistants that answer from your own content — cutting edge in capability, boring in reliability.

How we get your monthly cost that close to nothing

Not by cutting corners — by choosing an architecture that does not need a subscription to stay standing. The same engineering habits that healthcare software demands, pointed at a small business's budget.

Enterprise infrastructure, small-business bill

Your site runs on Cloudflare's global network — the same edge platform serving some of the largest sites on the internet. Pages are delivered from data centres near your customers rather than one server in one city, and small-business traffic sits comfortably inside the free tier. That is the whole trick behind the $0 hosting line: serious infrastructure, priced for scale you do not have.

Nothing sitting there waiting to be patched

No WordPress, no plugins, no themes going stale, no monthly update ritual. There is no general-purpose server to break into, which removes most of the reasons small-business sites get defaced or quietly go down — and removes the maintenance contract that usually pays for watching them.

A back end that does the boring work

Booking requests, acknowledgment emails, offered times, calendar invites and next-day follow-ups run on scheduled jobs and a real database. The system remembers so you do not have to, and it keeps working on the days you are too busy to look at it.

An admin as easy as talking to an employee

Plain-language screens, read-aloud guidance, and voice control: say what you want changed and it changes. We built it first for an owner who finds reading and writing difficult, because every builder they had tried was a wall rather than a tool. It turns out plenty of owners who read fine would simply rather talk at the end of a twelve-hour day.

See the admin and the booking system working

Try it before you talk to us

The demo is a complete site for an invented barbershop — the kind of appointment-driven business these systems are built for. Book as a customer, watch the emails land in both on-screen inboxes, offer times as the owner, and talk to the AI assistant that edits the site for you. Everything stays in your own browser, so break whatever you like.

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Who you'll be working with

Beer Technologies is run by Tyler Penton-Beer from Castle Rock, Colorado. You talk to the person who builds the thing — on the quote call, during the build, and after launch. Every project ends with a working product, a plain-language owner guide, and a fixed price agreed before work starts.

Tyler Penton-Beer · Founder, Beer Tech Studios LLC

More about Tyler and how the studio works

How a project starts

1 · A short call
Tell us what you're building. We'll offer times, you pick one, and the invite lands on both calendars.
2 · A written quote
Within days of the call: what we'll build, what it costs — one fixed price — and how long it takes.
3 · The build
You see progress on a live preview the whole way, and launch ends with a handoff guide, not a goodbye.

Start with the call