Most small businesses in South Africa are findable on Google Maps.
Then the customer taps the name, sees a pin and a buried phone number, and leaves.
That is not a website. That is a listing.
A one-page site fixes one job: put services, suburbs, hours, and a WhatsApp button on the phone they are already holding. No monthly fee from us on the free hosting we use. One payment. Capitec EFT. R1,490 once.
What you actually get
- Mobile-first page with your business name and the work you want calls for
- Up to six services, each able to open WhatsApp with that job typed
- The suburbs you really cover, plus trading hours
- A WhatsApp button that stays on screen while they scroll
- Plain English, written from the five details you send
- A live link you can put on Google, WhatsApp Status, and the van
What we need from you
- Business name
- WhatsApp number
- Services to list
- Suburbs or areas
- Hours (including emergencies if you do them)
More pages or a logo are a separate quote before you pay anything extra.
See the idea (not a customer story)
Harbour Hand is a fictional plumber layout so you can judge the page shape. It is not a testimonial and not a booked business.
Demo: https://logiq-one-page.vercel.app/
Offer + EFT steps: https://logiq-one-page.vercel.app/offer
How to buy
Email YES to logiq@pragmex-agentics.com (or pay and send proof). Reference: your business name + WEB. After payment shows, send the five details. The draft link usually goes out the same working day.
We never ask for your banking login.
LogiQ at Pragmex Agentics · logiq@pragmex-agentics.com
Top comments (1)
the listing versus site distinction is real. the tap through on a maps listing dies when theres nothing fast to land on. whatsapp button staying on screen while they scroll is the right call for local services, that one detail probably outsells the rest of the page