Website and automation studio for small businesses
When they click “Website”, they’ll find you.
Someone is searching for your service on Google right now. They find your business on the map, with good reviews and no website.
They tap “Website”. Nothing. They go back to the results.
The next name on the list gets the call.
Live within 7 days. US$ 100 for my first three US clients, then US$ 450.
- Delivered within 7 days
- Built for phones first
- You own the site and the domain
What the studio does
- Business websitesA fast page, built for phones, that sends customers straight to you.
- Excel spreadsheetsInventory, orders, cash flow and commissions, with alerts and a monthly summary.
- Sales decksThe material your salesperson opens in the meeting, as animated slides or PDF.
- Process automationTake the repetitive work off your hands: sign-ups, quotes, reports, billing, reminders.
- AI assistant on WhatsAppReplies right away, asks the first questions, takes the order and hands it to the right person. Billed monthly.
Three studio projects
Demo projects for fictional businesses, built to show the standard of delivery. Each one has its own art direction.
How it works
- A 15-minute call: what your business does and who your customers are.
- You send copy, photos and logo. If you don't have them, I write and organize it.
- You get a preview within 7 days and ask for one round of changes.
- I publish it, connected to your phone, email and Google.
What's included (US$ 100)
- Up to 5 pages
- Copy edited for you
- Photos you send
- Contact form
- Click-to-call and WhatsApp button
- Local SEO
- Google Business Profile connected
- Publishing
- 1 round of revisions
What's not included
- Online store
- Booking system
- Logged-in area
- Blog with admin panel
- Logo design
- Professional photography
- Extra rounds of revisions
Any of these can be quoted separately.
Who builds it
My name is Gabriel Moraes Lopes. I study International Trade Technology at FATEC Guarulhos, in Brazil, and I've worked with two things since before college: languages and technology. My English is advanced, so I work with clients abroad directly, with no middleman, and I use Python and Excel to take repetitive work off people's hands.
In 2025 I built and delivered a Windows routine automation system for a client: it opens and arranges several programs and runs chained tasks from a single voice command. It was a paid project, with a scope and a deadline, and that's how I treat every job.
Meridiano comes from the same idea: small businesses lose customers because they can't be found online and because they repeat the same manual work every day. Both can be fixed, and neither has to be expensive.