I’ve been noticing something interesting with small businesses and freelancers. They lose potential clients not because they’re bad at what they do… but because they don’t have something simple: A live website when someone searches for them. Last week I spoke with a local service provider. He had Instagram. He had WhatsApp. He had referrals. But when someone Googled his name? Nothing. He told me: “Yeah, I’ll build a website when I have time.” The problem is — the client who searched him needed him that day. So I started testing something. Instead of sending people to developers, I experimented with generating a simple, clean, ready-to-publish website instantly — just so they can exist online immediately. Not fancy. Not bloated. Just live. The interesting part? 3 out of 5 people who got something basic online the same day reported getting at least one inquiry within the first week. It made me rethink something: Maybe early-stage businesses don’t need “the perfect website”. Maybe they just need a website now. Curious how others here handle this. Do you tell clients to wait until they can afford a full build? Or do you think speed > perfection in the early phase? For transparency: I actually built a small tool around this idea because I kept seeing the same problem over and over. It’s called instantsite.app — nothing fancy, just instant basic sites. Would genuinely love feedback from people here who’ve worked with early-stage businesses.