You Run the Business. I Run the Website.
Hours changed? New photo? Prices going up? Send me a text or an email. I make the change on your website and your Google Business Profile, usually the same day. No WordPress to learn, no HTML, no password to remember. You get your time back for the work that actually pays.
Already have a site? I'll take it over — $400 to set it right, then $95 a month. Need one? Built from $3,500 with the copywriting included, and it lands on the same plan.
One message updates all three
One message. That's your whole job.
66% of small business owners say lack of time is their greatest obstacle online (CFIB). So I don't hand you a login and a tutorial. You tell me what changed, the way you'd tell anyone, and I take it from there.
You send a text or an email
"Closing at 3 on Saturdays now." A photo from your phone. A new price. Plain words, however you'd say it. No forms, no editor, no format to follow.
I make the change
On your website, your Google Business Profile, and the behind-the-scenes details search engines and AI assistants read, so they all say the same thing.
You get a reply: done
Usually the same day. Anything bigger than a small edit, I quote in writing first, so there's never a surprise on the invoice.
- Learn WordPress
- Write HTML
- Remember a password
- Update plugins
- Fix a broken layout
- Chase a developer
Texting works too. 604-218-7290, texts only, no calls. If we haven't worked together yet, include your name, your business, and what it's about, so I know who's asking.
Two ways in. One plan once you're here.
Most small business websites don't fail at launch. They fail eighteen months later, when the hours are wrong, the phone number is old, and the person who built it has stopped answering. The plan is the product. How you get onto it depends on what you already have.
Site takeover
$400 to set it right · then $95/month
Your site works, more or less. Nobody is looking after it, and you're not sure who has the login.
- Moved onto my hosting, with backups and security from day one
- Google Business Profile tuned up — categories, hours, services, photos, and your name, address, and phone made consistent everywhere
- Registered with Google and Bing — the indexes AI assistants draw on — and the structured data checked and fixed
- The AI Visibility Baseline included — whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI name you today, re-checked about 60 days later so you can see what changed
- Then the Lean Care Plan: text or email me a change, it's live the same day
Most small business sites move cleanly. The odd one is locked to a platform that can't be moved — I'll tell you before you pay anything.
New website
From $3,500 · live in 2–4 weeks · then $95/month
No website, or one that's slow, half-finished, or stuck on a platform nobody can log into any more.
- Five to eight pages built around your services and your service area
- All the copywriting written for you and revised until it sounds like you
- Structured data, Google Business Profile, and Bing submission in from launch day
- The AI Visibility Baseline included: where you stand at launch, re-checked about 60 days later
- Lands on the same care plan, so it stays current after launch instead of drifting
Lean Care Plan
$95/month
- Managed hosting, backups, and security
- Two small edits a quarter — hours, a price, a photo, a line of text
- Anything bigger quoted in writing first: a new page from $250, a new section from $400
- Cancel by email. The site is yours and moves with you.
Growth Care Plan
$175/month
- Everything in Lean
- A monthly edit allowance instead of a quarterly one
- Priority turnaround when something has to change today
- For businesses whose specials, crews, or seasons change often
Where AI fits. Every change I make lands in three places: the site, your Google profile, and the structured data ChatGPT and Google's AI read. That's what "kept current" means here. If you want to know whether the assistants actually name you, the AI Visibility Baseline comes with every build and takeover, and AI Visibility Maintenance stacks on top of either plan.
Firm price in writing before anything starts. Never billed by the hour. Full hosting and care plan details →
Does ChatGPT name you? Every new client finds out.
Every new build and every site takeover comes with the AI Visibility Baseline: whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI name your business when someone asks for what you do in your town, whether Google and Bing have your site indexed, and whether your structured data and Google profile hold up. It's checked when we start and again about 60 days later, so you can see what the work actually changed.
It's included so we can both measure the result. The full audit, with the competitor comparison and a ranked fix list, is $1,250 on its own.
Measured before and after
The Baseline runs when we start and again about 60 days after launch or setup. Google says crawling alone can take a few weeks, so the second check is where the change shows up. Bing, structured data, and the Google profile are put right as part of the same job.
Checked every quarter
AI Visibility Maintenance re-runs the full audit every three months and keeps the schema current in between, because a report from March describes a March that no longer exists.
The full audit
The complete AI Visibility Audit adds a comparison against the competitors who are being named, and a fix list ranked by impact. It's delivered remotely anywhere as a plain-English PDF within 72 hours, with the $1,250 credited in full toward any fixes. It's the right buy if you're outside my area, or want the full diagnosis before anything else.
No one can guarantee you'll show up in ChatGPT. Not me, and not anyone else who's being straight with you. Google, Bing, OpenAI, and Perplexity each decide for themselves which businesses to show and name, and they change how they decide. Google's own documentation says a correctly built, indexed page still isn't guaranteed a place in its AI answers. What does raise your chances is a site coded so search engines and AI tools can read it, registered with both Google and Bing, and a Google profile that matches it. That part I can make sure of.
An audit is a photograph. This is the film.
AI platforms change what they cite and how they read a site, competitors publish, and your own hours and services move. A report from March describes a March that no longer exists. Two plans keep it current — one for your own visibility, one for everyone else's. Both stack on top of a care plan.
AI Visibility Maintenance
$199/month
- Monthly checks across ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews for your category and city
- Schema kept current as your services, hours, and offers change — and as the platforms change what they read
- A full re-audit every quarter, written up the same way as the first one
- Bing index status watched, because it is one of the main routes into ChatGPT's search
AI Visibility Maintenance — Growth
$299/month
- Everything in the $199 plan
- One new FAQ or service page a month, written to be quotable rather than to hit a keyword
- Priority turnaround on schema errors and indexing problems
- Content tweaks when a platform changes how it reads your pages
Weekly Competitor Intel Brief
$197/month
- A short email every week: who ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI named in your category and town
- Up to five competitors and one category tracked
- What changed since last week, and nothing padded in when nothing did
- Runs on automation, which is why it costs what it does
Competitor Intel Brief — Wide
$297/month
- Everything in the weekly brief
- Up to twelve competitors across three categories or towns
- A monthly written read from me on what actually moved and whether it is worth acting on
- Useful if you serve more than one community along the corridor
What these do and what they don't. Maintenance keeps your site accurate and readable, and tells you where you stand. The brief tells you what the assistants are saying about your category. Neither buys you a place in an AI answer — nothing does, and Google says as much in its own documentation. What they buy is knowing, every week, instead of finding out in a year when the phone is quieter.
Month to month. No contract, no setup fee, cancel by email. Existing build or care-plan clients can add either to their current invoice.
Need a site first? I build those too.
The care plan assumes you have a site worth keeping current. Plenty of businesses don't — no website at all, or one that's slow, half-finished, or stuck on a platform nobody can log into any more. A new build lands on the same plan the day it goes live.
From $3,500 for a typical 5–8 page site, with the copywriting included, usually live in 2–4 weeks. You don't hand us finished text — we write it. And every build ships with the structured data already in place, so it's readable by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI on launch day instead of needing an audit six months later.
$3,500 is where a build starts, not what every build costs. More pages, an online store, a logo, or automation work — quote forms that route themselves, booking, follow-up sequences — are quoted on top once we know what you need. You get the number before anything is built.
Designed around your business
Five to eight pages built from your services, your service area, and the way your customers actually decide — not a template with your logo dropped into it.
You don't write a word
Most website quotes go sideways when the owner is asked for the text. We write it after we understand what you do, then revise it until it sounds like you.
Schema in from day one
Full JSON-LD markup, tap-to-call, service area data, Google Business Profile connected, and submitted to Bing — one of the indexes ChatGPT's search draws on.
Built for these industries
Web design in Northern BC
You can get a website for $999. I'd rather tell you what happens next.
There are cheaper ways to get a website than hiring me, and for some businesses one of them is the right call. But the price you're comparing isn't the cost you'll pay.
- You write the copy — and most projects die right here, in the six weeks nobody spends writing the About page.
- You get a WordPress login. You'll use it twice, then forget the password.
- Hours change and you spend an evening re-learning the editor, or the site just stays wrong.
- Templates ship generic markup, so AI assistants can't tell what you do or where you are.
- Support is a queue in another timezone.
- I write the copy. You talk to me for an hour; I turn that into the site.
- There is no login. Nothing to learn, nothing to forget.
- Hours change, you text or email me, it's live the same day.
- Full structured data on every page, so ChatGPT and Google know what you do and which towns you serve.
- You text or email me. I'm in Vanderhoof, not a call centre in another province.
Most business owners I meet don't want a tool. They want it handled.
What we hear before people order.
"Someone else built our site. Can you take it over?"
Usually, yes. Static and standard small business sites move cleanly onto my hosting, and I look before you pay anything. Occasionally a site is tied to a platform that can't be moved without a rebuild — in which case you need a new site instead, and I'll say so rather than charge you $400 to find out.
"We barely change anything. Why pay monthly?"
Then Lean is plenty — hosting, backups, and security, with two small edits a quarter, and most of my clients use fewer than that. What you're paying for is that when the hours do change, it's one text or email and done, not a project. And that the domain, the SSL, and the backups renew on time without you noticing.
"We already have QuickBooks / Jobber / our own system. Aren't we covered?"
Keep it — I'm not selling a replacement. A website and a Google Business Profile sit in front of whatever you already run, and the AI Visibility Audit looks at whether the outside world can find and understand you, not at how your office software works.
"We already do SEO. Isn't that enough?"
Mostly, yes, and anyone who tells you AI search is a whole separate discipline is selling something. Google says the foundations for its AI features are the same as for regular search. Two things are genuinely different. ChatGPT's search draws on Bing's index and OpenAI's own crawler, not Google's, so a site Bing has never seen can rank well on Google and still be missing from ChatGPT. And an AI answer names two or three businesses instead of listing ten, so the details a machine can't read confidently cost you more.
The Baseline that comes with every build and takeover shows whether either of those applies to you.
"Can you guarantee we'll show up in ChatGPT?"
No, and be wary of anyone who says they can. Google, Bing, OpenAI, and Perplexity each decide for themselves which businesses to name, and none of them promises a spot to anyone. What I can do is make sure nothing is holding you back: a site coded so machines can read it, registered with Google and Bing, and a Google profile that matches it. That genuinely improves your chances. It's not a promise, and I won't sell it as one.
"How big is AI search really?"
Big enough that G2's 2026 survey of B2B software buyers found 51% now start their research in an AI chatbot rather than a search engine, up from 29% a year earlier. Big enough that Orbit Media's study of 97 B2B websites found visitors arriving from AI tools about twice as likely to convert as other traffic. And growing fast enough that the businesses optimizing now will have a significant head start over the ones who wait.
"Can't I just do this myself?"
You can — the tools are free. But knowing what to look for, how to implement schema markup correctly, how to restructure content for AI citation, and how to verify it's actually working takes time to learn. In my experience, owners who try get partway through and have no way to tell whether it worked. I do it in 72 hours and show you the before and after.
What clients say.
Every review on Google is five stars. These are real clients in Vanderhoof and around Northern BC — several going back years.
"Ken is excellent with computers and is able to assist with services that are computer related. I have used Ken and Gentoolink for several years, and frankly he is exceptional. I can attest Gentoolink Web Services is the answer. Large or small he is able to assist with your computer and computer related/ assistance needs. And the bonus is - Ken is a really good guy!!"
"Ken McGonigal has done an amazing job designing and maintaining our webpage. We have been searching a long time for just the right person to help us get to the next level in our exposure to our target audience and he is spot on! Highly recommend Ken for your webpage needs."
"ken is always quick to respond when help is needed and efficient in dealing with issues when they arise, I would recommend him for any and all computer and web services"
"A wonderful experience dealing this company. Very professional. They developed a wonderful website for and do the updates. It's been a seamless experience for me"
"Great to work with. Very responsive and knowledgeable."
Read them on Google · Worked with me? Leave a review.
Ready to hand it off?
Tell me what you've got — a site nobody has touched in two years, a Google listing with the old hours, or nothing at all. I'll tell you which option fits and what it costs, in writing, before anything starts.
Want to know whether ChatGPT names you? The AI Visibility Baseline comes with every build and takeover. For the full picture, or outside my area, the AI Visibility Audit is $1,250 on its own, credited in full toward any work. Or email ken@gentoolinkwebservices.com.