Websites for Denton businesses
Walnut Pages rebuilds local business websites in Denton. You see yours on a private link before you pay or sign anything. A real person reads and answers every email.
A lot of Denton websites look like this on a phone.
This bakery is made up. You’ve still seen this site.
Tiny text. A PDF menu. Last updated 2019.
Nothing is broken. It just stopped keeping up.
We rebuild it from what’s already there.
Same business, same words and photos, made for a phone.
You see it before you pay or sign anything.
One private link. Keep it, change it, or we take it down.
That link is a preview of your own business, rebuilt. It’s private to you. There’s no login, nothing to pay, and nothing to sign.
Your current site isn’t broken, and we won’t tell you it is. If the new one isn’t for you, we take the link down. No follow-up barrage.
Seen it? Send your answerLive examples
We built these for three made-up businesses so you can see the kind of work we do. They aren’t clients. Tap a phone to try the real page inside it.
Cottonbelt Ice House
A Texas icehouse bar · Open full site: Cottonbelt Ice House
Post Oak Fence & Deck
A fence and deck builder · Open full site: Post Oak Fence & Deck
Half Moon Kolache Co.
A kolache bakery · Open full site: Half Moon Kolache Co.
Made-up businesses with AI-generated photos. Real sites use the owner’s own photos.
Lines like these turn up on a lot of older sites. Here’s what every site we build does instead.
Old line: Best viewed on a desktop computer.
Instead: Looks right on a phone. Fast on a weak signal.
Built for phones first, because that’s where your customers look you up.
Old line: Menu: download the PDF (4 MB).
Instead: Hours, menu and services written out where Google can read them.
Google, Maps and AI assistants like ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can read your hours, location, menu or services. Clean structured data, a sitemap, and no blocking of the crawlers that send people to you.
Old line: Hours may vary. Please call ahead.
Instead: “Open now” and “what’s on tonight”, worked out for you.
They come from your hours and schedule, so the site never shows last month.
Old line: Upcoming events: check back soon!
Instead: Updates itself from what you already keep up.
It pulls from the menu system, calendar or Instagram posts you already have, where you have them.
We find a business whose site is out of date.
Who: UsWe rebuild it, using what’s already on the old site and the business’s own photos.
Who: UsWe email the owner one private link.
Who: UsIf you like it, pick a plan and we switch your domain over without touching your email. If you don’t, we take the link down.
Who: You decideNo setup fee and no contract. You pay nothing until your new site is live on your domain, then month to month.
$99 a month
or $990 a year (two months free)
$149 a month
or $1,490 a year (two months free)
Everything in Website, plus your Google listing kept current every week:
Quoted separately: new pages or features, online booking or ordering, photo shoots, ads. Never promised: rankings, calls or reviews.
Nobody can honestly promise these.
What we do: make sure people, search engines and AI assistants can read everything about your business that they should. Your Google Business Profile matters as much as your site.
Because seeing your own site beats any sales pitch, and it costs us less than you’d think. If it’s not for you, it’s taken down.
Yes. Write to hello@walnutpages.com with your business name and where you’re online now (Google, Facebook, Instagram). We’ll ask a few questions, build it from your own words and photos, and send you a private link before you pay or sign anything. No web address yet? We’ll help you get one in your own name.
Fair question. You never pay, sign up or log in to anything to see your link, and we’ll never tell you your site is broken. If it’s not for you, we take it down. A real person answers hello@walnutpages.com, so reply to the email you got and ask anything. Walnut Pages is part of Walnut Automation LLC, Denton County, Texas.
Keep paying them until your new site is live. The switch is a couple of settings at the company where you bought your domain; you can make them with us on a call, or follow our written steps. After that you can cancel the old hosting. We never contact your current provider, and we don’t need your passwords.
No. The switch only changes the settings that point your web address at the new site. Your email settings aren’t touched, and we never move them.
On a fast hosting network built for sites like this. It loads quickly on a phone, the padlock (https) is built in, and there’s nothing for you to update or patch. Your domain and your email stay where they are now.
Your domain, your email, your words and your photos are yours from day one, and your domain stays at the company you bought it from. After 12 months as a customer, the site itself is yours to keep too, whether you stay or leave.
Yes. They stay where they are, linked from the new site.
Each one opens an email to us with the subject filled in. Press send and it’s done.
Or just write to hello@walnutpages.com.
