We build websites — and the simple systems behind them — for local businesses that don't have a tech department. Just people who want things to work.
Most small business owners didn't get into business to think about websites.
Maybe yours hasn't been touched since it was built — or you never got one, and everyone just finds you through Facebook. Maybe it looks fine on a laptop and falls apart on a phone. Maybe your customer list lives in a notebook, a spreadsheet, and three different group texts, and nothing has ever really replaced it.
None of that means something's wrong with how you run your business. It usually just means nobody's had the time to fix it — or the last person who touched it made things more complicated than they needed to be.
That's the gap 25TEN fills.
A site that looks great on any phone, loads fast, and makes it obvious how to call or message you. Built to bring in leads — not just look nice sitting there.
Keep your customers, leads, notes, and follow-ups organized in one place — instead of spread across sticky notes, texts, and spreadsheets.
Automatically follow up the moment someone submits a request. Spend less time on repetitive office work, more time running the business.
If that's not quite you, ask anyway — this is the kind of list that's always growing. More about who we help →
A short call about your business, not a sales pitch. We figure out what you actually need — and what you don't.
We design and build it, and you see real progress along the way — not just a wireframe and a long wait.
Your site goes live. If there's a system or automation piece, it's connected and tested before we hand anything off.
We're a call away if something needs to change — or if you're ready to add the next piece.
"You don't need a $50,000 technology project to look professional online. You need someone who'll actually pick up the phone, build it right the first time, and treat your business like it matters — because to us, it does."The whole reason 25TEN exists
Call or text — we'll talk about your business, not a sales pitch.
