Fresh Cut
$1,500 one-time
The website build. Built once, built right — and you own the domain and the site from day one.
What's included →
Eau Claire logged a hundred years before it logged on.
715 Digital builds websites and runs Google profiles for small businesses across the Chippewa Valley — one local person you know, one call, everything handled.
Prices are published on this site. You own your domain from day one.
Prices published
You own your domain
Based in Eau Claire
Every review answered
Services & Pricing
Standard work has a standard price.
It's right here — no “call for a quote” runaround. Anything bigger gets a straight quote before we start, and the price doesn't wander after.
The Full Cord
$2,000 one-time
The full package: the website plus a complete Google Business Profile — categories, services, photos, and a review system.
What's included →Seasoned
$149 /month
Monthly upkeep: hosting, security, backups, Google posts, every review answered, and a quarterly re-audit. No contract — cancel anytime.
What's included →The Hybrid
$500 down + $199/mo
The Full Cord and Seasoned bundled for cash-tight starts: the build split into 12 monthly payments — a payment schedule, not a service contract. You own the domain day one and the site outright after the schedule.
How it works →The Free Teardown
This is the free thing. Here's ours.
Every teardown checks the same three things, in the same order — and before we sold one to anybody, we ran it on our own business. This is the actual page, from the actual listing.
The Teardown
Subject: Carter Barstad, Realtor® — Eau Claire, Wisconsin · Run: November 2, 2026, on our own Google listing, before we offered this to anyone.
Check 1 — Category
Our listing's primary category read “Real estate agency.” Every top competitor in Eau Claire runs “Real Estate Agent” — the words customers actually search. Wrong shelf in the store: the right customers walk right past.
Gap found
Check 2 — Reviews
Us: 8 reviews. The listings at the top of the map: 38 to 47. Nobody was out-working us — they were out-asking us. The fix isn't luck or begging; it's a system that asks every customer, every time.
Gap found
Check 3 — The Website
Fixed first
The website gets checked the way a customer sees it — on a phone, in a hurry. (Sample layout; your teardown carries your real screenshot.)
Ours was the first fix we made: the site was rebuilt on this exact playbook and has been live since October 27, 2026 — fast, plain-spoken, and owned outright.
The order of work: category first, then the review system, then upkeep so it stays fixed. Your teardown runs the same three checks on your listing — and the page is yours to keep either way.
Proof, Not Promises
He built his own business's website on this playbook before he sold it to anyone.
Case study No. 1 — carterbarstad.com
The gap: the teardown above. A real estate listing on the wrong category shelf, with 8 reviews against leaders holding 38 to 47 — attached to a website that wasn't pulling its weight either.
What the playbook built: carterbarstad.com — a fast site Carter owns outright: the build, the neighborhood guides, the Google presence, and somebody keeping it up month after month. Live since October 27, 2026.
Why it leads this page: it's the working example of everything sold here — go look at it the way a customer would.
This site is case study No. 2. 715digital.com was built on the same playbook, in the open — published prices, a domain owned outright, nothing rented. Every client build joins this list in the same format: the gap, what we built, what changed, with numbers we pulled ourselves.
Who It's For
Owner-run shops where one customer is worth real money.
If your website is a Facebook page, a dead link, or a template you rent from a vendor who won't return calls — that's exactly the gap we close.
Roofers & Contractors
Auto Repair & Body Shops
Restaurants & Bars
Home Inspectors
Cabinets & Remodeling
HVAC & Home Services
How It Works
Four steps. No jargon, no runaround.
Step One
Talk
It starts with the free teardown — 15 minutes, one page, and you keep the page either way.
Step Two
Measure
You get a written quote at the published price, and the price doesn't wander after.
Step Three
Build
You watch it come together on a preview link, with two revision rounds before anything ships.
Step Four
Launch
It goes live on your domain, in your name — you own it.
The Short Version
Three ways websites get sold around here.
The price
Ours is published on this site. The quote-first shops give you yours after a sales process. The rent-to-own plan prints a monthly number and never prints the total.
The ownership
Your domain is registered in your name from day one, and the site is yours. On the local rent-to-own plan, the site stays the vendor's property until the final payment — their words, on their pricing page.
The Google side
The Full Cord builds your Google profile and Seasoned runs it — posts, every review answered, quarterly re-audits. That's the half of being found that a website alone doesn't cover.
Straight Answers
What people ask before they hire us.
What does a website cost here?
The standard prices are published: Fresh Cut (the website) is $1,500 one-time; the Full Cord (website plus a complete Google Business Profile) is $2,000 one-time; Seasoned upkeep is $149 a month. The Full Cord plus a year of Seasoned comes to $3,788 in year one — and you own everything. Anything bigger or off-menu gets a straight written quote before we start.
Do I own my domain?
Yes. Your domain is registered in your name from day one — not ours, not a vendor's. It goes where you go, because it was always yours.
Do I own my website?
Yes. On Fresh Cut and the Full Cord, the site is yours from day one. On the Hybrid, you own the domain from day one and the site outright once the 12-month payment schedule is complete — the schedule is printed at full size next to the price, not buried in fine print.
What does Seasoned actually cover?
A defined list, in full: hosting, security updates, and backups; two Google Business Profile posts a month; every Google review answered; up to one hour of site changes a month; and a quarterly re-audit of your site and profile, reported plain. Anything beyond that list is a quoted add-on, stated before work starts. And Seasoned is cancel anytime — no contract, no term.
What happens if we part ways?
Cancel anytime. No contract — if we're doing our job, you won't want to. And you leave with everything that's yours: your domain was registered in your name from day one, and your website is yours (on the Hybrid, outright once the payment schedule completes). Nothing is held, and nothing gets rented back to you.
Who actually does the work?
Carter Barstad — the same person who answers the phone. 715 Digital is one operator on purpose: no account managers, no handoffs, no ticket numbers. You hear back the same day you reach out.
The Full Cord — website plus complete Google profile — is $2,000, and you own everything from day one. Start smaller: the teardown is free, and the page is yours to keep.
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