6,671
website pages built — a few of the sites below
Some of the work, not all of it. The grey bar is a good local website — not a bad one, just a small one. That gap is the whole business.
About us
A small Miami shop that builds big websites
About us · Brixel Proyect
- WordPress
- Shopify
- Squarespace
- Wix
- Webflow
- Custom code
- WooCommerce
- Elementor
- Divi
- Astra
- Astro
- Next.js
- Framer
- Ghost
- Joomla
- Drupal
- Magento
- BigCommerce
- PrestaShop
- Duda
- GoDaddy
- HubSpot
- Hostinger
- GoHighLevel
- Weebly
- Blogger
What the numbers do when the pages exist
300%investment returnthe bar we build every site to
From the first hundred clicks to a very loud phone
Slide right. Three client sites at three different stages, plus a backlink profile. These are screenshots, not projections; results vary by trade, town and how long the pages have been pushed.
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Google Search Console · client site 1 / 4 · Month three
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Google Search Console · client site 2 / 4 · Further along
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Google Search Console · client site 3 / 4 · One busy day
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Third-party SEO tool · client domain 4 / 4 · Authority, measured by someone else
We would rather show you a small number that is true than a big one you cannot check. The screenshots are real; the return figure is our design target, not a promise.
What it looks like when it works
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We build it in static HTML — no page builder, no plugins. Pages come off a template instead of being assembled one at a time, which is why building fresh costs a fraction of adding to a platform.
This is what sets the price. Some platforms build every page by hand; others generate them from one template, which costs a fraction.
Good news — yours generates pages from a template, so it prices like a fresh build.
Delaware has 3. Florida has 67. You rarely need them all.
Towns, villages, neighbourhoods and census areas — every name someone types after your trade. This is the number that makes a network big.
Each one gets its own page in each place. A plumber lists ten, a lawyer four, a bakery three.
Estimated cost
A reference, not a quote. Pages do not have to be places — they can be products, brands, problems you fix, anything people search for. All of it is built to order.
936extra pages
255 places × 10 services. On top of whatever you have now.
One real client: one state, three counties, 2,776 pages. That is the arithmetic above, not a projection.
That is our ceiling — 40,000 pages in one build.
A typical agency charges
$16,900
at $18 a page — plus the wait and the change orders
A regular freelancer charges
$11,200
and the back-and-forth that comes with it
With Brixel Proyect · best price
$10,300Negotiable for
exceptional clients
Plus $370 a month for the monthly work.
This is an approximate estimate. Every client’s needs are different and the price can come in lower — treat it as a standard starting point, not a quote.
Talk to us about itTalk to us about itTrustpilot · three reviews, all five stars
Slide — it keeps going
★★★★★
“Deluxe website over 1000 pages all indexed! Recommend service for bussines that want big websites”
★★★★★
“Brixel Proyect did an amazing job creating our website. Professional, clean, modern, and exactly how we wanted it. They really paid attention to the details.”
★★★★★
“Highly recommend, high quality affordable price.”
See how we build your website for maximum visibility
We are a small team in Miami. We build websites for people who work with their hands, and we show our numbers instead of trophies.
Works inside what you already run: WordPressWixSquarespaceShopifyGoDaddy Website BuilderWebflowJoomlaDrupalHubSpot CMSstatic HTML
Who we are
Brixel Proyect is a web shop in Miami, Florida. We build websites for roofers, plumbers, electricians, pool companies, and other trades that thrive on the phone ringing. We work in English and Spanish, and we work in all fifty states. If your business needs more calls, we're here to help.
What we believe
A website for a trade has one job: make the phone ring from the towns you serve. Most websites fail at this because not one of their pages names a town, and you serve fifty of them. We fix that by building a page for every town and every kind of work, written one by one, with the real streets and places of each town. It's all about being visible where your potential customers are.
How we work
We keep the website you paid for whenever we can. WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, and the rest are all fine; we build inside them. When a site cannot be saved, we build a new one that is fast on purpose: one template, every page made from it, nothing slow in the middle. The goal is speed and efficiency, both for the site and for your phone line.
The numbers we show
We have built 6,671 pages across client sites; the biggest single site has 2,776 pages. On every page of this website, you can see a screenshot from one client's Google Search Console at month three: 102 clicks and 18.2K impressions in 28 days. It is a small number, and it is true, and it grew from there. We'd rather show you that than a promise we cannot check. For more on our approach, visit our local market expansion page.
What working with us looks like
One message to start. A person reads it and a person replies, usually the same day. You get a plan and a price, then the work, then a plain report every month if you keep the monthly service. No contract, no jargon, no dashboards you need a course to read. If you like simple, you'll like us. For more details, check out our FAQ.
Where are you?
Miami, Florida. Most of our clients are in South Florida, and many are not; the work travels well. We can handle projects from coast to coast with the same attention to detail.
Can I see the sites you built?
Ask us and we send links. The reviews on this page are from real clients on Trustpilot. We believe in transparency and are happy to show you our work.
Who will I talk to?
A person who does the work, not a salesperson. Text us at (561) 595-8715 or write to brixelproyect@gmail.com. We're ready to chat when you are.
What to expect in the first weeks
The first few weeks with us are crucial. We start by understanding your business and the areas you serve. We’ll need some information from you, like the services you offer and the towns you cover. This helps us build pages that speak directly to your potential customers.
Common mistakes to avoid
A common mistake is ignoring local content. Each town's page should include local landmarks and relevant details. Another mistake is not updating your site with new jobs or services. Keep it fresh, keep it relevant. For more insights, take a look at our blog.
What makes a good town page?
A good town page is specific. It mentions local streets, landmarks, and services. It speaks directly to the residents and businesses in that area. This isn't just about dropping a pin on a map; it's about making your business a part of the community fabric. For more guidance, visit our SEO page.
The technical version, for whoever wants it
- Static HTML. Every page is a plain file generated from one template. No database, no page builder, nothing to wake up when someone clicks.
- One page, one target. Each page has its own title, meta description, H1, canonical URL and structured data (ProfessionalService, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage) for one town and one trade.
- Real places. The streets, hospitals and landmarks come from OpenStreetMap, not from a language model. The numbers on this site are the ones in our own Search Console.
- Light by design. Photos are WebP with a small version for phones; the video has no source until you press play; the map loads only when you scroll to it.
- Inside your platform. On WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, GoDaddy, Webflow, Joomla, Drupal or HubSpot, the pages are added to the site you have. On a new build, they are generated with it.
One message is enough. A person reads it and a person replies, usually the same day, in English or Spanish. Text (561) 595-8715 or write to brixelproyect@gmail.com.
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