Websites
A fast, good-looking website that works properly on a phone. Built to be read in seconds and to make people want to contact you.
01 Websites · Visibility · Software
A website is where it starts. Being found is the point.
Pace Digital Works builds your website, gets it found on Google, turns visitors into enquiries, and sends those enquiries straight to your phone. When your business needs more than a website, we build the software that runs it too.
One studio for all of it
Philippines, working anywhere
Usually a same-day reply
Live client work
02 What we do
Eight pieces. One business that gets found and gets booked.
Most people are sold one piece and left to work out the rest. Here you get the whole picture, built in the right order, by the same person.
Google visibility
Set up so Google understands what you sell and where you are. This is the work that decides whether people can find you at all.
Lead generation
Enquiry forms, booking forms, click-to-chat buttons. Everything placed where people are already deciding to get in touch.
Social media
Your website and your social pages pointing at each other, plus content that gives people a reason to click through.
Automation
The repeating jobs done for you — the reply email, the reminder, the record in your spreadsheet — without anyone remembering to do it.
SaaS products
Software other businesses pay to use, with accounts, payments and a proper dashboard. Built and already running — see Pace Lodgix below.
Custom business software
The system your business actually runs on, when a spreadsheet has stopped coping. Bookings, jobs, clients, stock, reports.
AI-powered tools
Practical help, not hype — replies drafted for you, documents read and sorted, questions answered from your own information.
Not sure what you need?
Tell me what your business does and where customers come from now. I will tell you the smallest thing that will make a difference.
Ask me03 How the pieces work together
From a stranger on Google to a paying customer
Each piece hands over to the next one. A website on its own stops at step one — which is why a website on its own rarely brings in work.
01
WebsiteA place that explains and convinces
02
Google visibilitySo people can find it
03
VisitorsReal people arrive and read
04
Enquiry formThey ask a question or book
05
You are toldEmail or message, straight away
06
Social mediaYou stay in front of them
07
CustomerThey book, buy and come back
Website → Google → Visitors → Enquiry form → You are told → Social media → Customer. Build one part and the chain breaks. Build the chain and the website starts paying for itself.
04 Website examples
See what your website could look like
Some of these are real client websites that are live right now. The rest are sample websites built for made-up businesses, so you can see the style before you commit to anything. Every one of them opens — click and look around.
Resort & hotel
Lucky Koi
A one-bedroom holiday rental near SM Mall of Asia. Photo-led, with availability and direct booking so the owner keeps the commission.
Real client site
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Resort & hotel
JDN Beachfront Resort
A beach resort in Badian, Cebu. Rooms, amenities and things to do, with a reservation request form and a chat button for quick questions.
Real client site
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Restaurant & cafe
Casa Verde Kitchen
Menu, photos, opening hours and a table booking form. Built so a hungry person on a phone can decide in ten seconds.
Sample website
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Real estate
Northview Properties
Property listings with prices, photos and a viewing request form that reaches the agent on the same day.
Sample website
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Accounting & professional
Meridian Advisory
Services, prices and a free consultation booking. Calm and trustworthy, because that is what people are buying.
Sample website
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Construction
Cornerstone Builders
Finished projects, the services offered and a quote request form. Proof first, sales talk second.
Sample website
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Salon & spa
Lumière Studio
Treatment menu with prices, the team, and an appointment booking form. Soft and calm, the way the place should feel.
Sample website
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Gym & fitness
Ironwood Fitness
Membership prices, the class timetable and a free trial sign-up. Strong and direct, with the offer never more than one scroll away.
Sample website
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Online store
Fern & Fold
A small shop selling handmade homeware. Product pages, a basket and a checkout, without the monthly fees of the big platforms.
Sample website
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Wedding & events
Amara Events
Packages, a real gallery and an enquiry form that asks for the date first — because the date is what decides everything else.
Sample website
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Travel & tours
Isla Voyage
Island tour packages with what is included, what it costs, and a booking form that takes the number of guests and the date.
Sample website
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Art gallery
Yenpace Art Gallery
Commissioned textured paintings by artist Yen Pace. The art is the whole page, with a commission request form doing the selling.
Real client site
Open the site
Portfolio
Charlene Pace — Portfolio
A personal portfolio site. One clear message, the work underneath it, and a way to start a conversation. This is my own.
Real live site
Open the site
Landing page
Pace Lodgix
A landing page has one job: get one action. This one sells software to holiday rental owners and asks for a free trial.
Real live site
Open the site
Web game
Akimi Islands
A 3D exploring game for children, running in the browser with nothing to install. Proof that "a website" can be almost anything.
Real live site
Play it
Do not see your industry? The style is chosen for your business, not picked from a list. Tell me what you do
05 Software & SaaS
When a website is not enough, I build the system too
Plenty of studios stop at the website. A lot of businesses lose their time somewhere else — in a spreadsheet, in a notebook, in a chat thread. That is software work, and it is the other half of what I do.
- SaaS applications
- Custom business web applications
- Business management systems
- Booking and reservation systems
- Customer and lead management
- Property management systems
- Dashboards and reporting
- Workflow and business automation
- AI-powered tools and assistants
Pace Lodgix — Property Management System
Software that holiday rental owners pay a monthly fee to use. It keeps bookings, guests, calendars, payments and reports in one place, and stops the same room being sold twice on two different booking websites.
Look around the dashboardMy Workspace — for freelancers
A small system for people who work for themselves. Clients, tasks, hours worked and invoices in one screen, so nothing billable gets forgotten and Monday morning starts with a plan instead of a search.
Look around the app06 What can be included
The parts that turn a website into an online presence
You do not need all of these on day one. You do need to know they exist, so nothing important is left out by accident.
01
Google visibility
Your pages written and set up so Google can show them to people searching for what you sell.
02
Lead generation
The buttons, offers and page layout that turn a reader into someone who contacts you.
03
Contact and enquiry forms
A short form that asks only for what you need, and actually arrives.
04
Booking forms
Dates, guests, services and times — collected properly, so you stop going back and forth.
05
WhatsApp & Messenger buttons
One tap and the customer is in a chat with you, with the message already started.
06
Social media links
Your Facebook and Instagram joined to the website, both directions, and your posts shown on the page.
07
Social media content
Posts and images made in your own colours and style, ready to publish.
08
Google Business Profile
Your listing on Google Maps set up properly, so "near me" searches find you.
09
Analytics and tracking
A simple monthly picture of how many people came, from where, and what they clicked.
10
Email notifications
Every enquiry sent to your inbox and your phone the moment it is submitted.
11
Basic marketing automation
The automatic thank-you reply, the follow-up a few days later, the reminder before the booking.
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Hosting, security & speed
A secure address, fast loading everywhere, and backups. Handled, not something you think about.
07 Getting started
Four steps, and one email to begin
You do not need anything technical ready. If you have photos and you can describe what you sell, that is enough to start.
We talk
A short conversation about what your business does, who your customers are, and what you want more of. No charge and no commitment.
You send your things
Photos, your logo if you have one, and a rough idea of what each page should say. The list is below — send what you have.
I build it
You see a working version early and tell me what to change. Nothing goes live until you are happy with it.
It goes live
Your website is published, connected to Google, and the enquiry form is tested so you know messages really arrive.
What to send me
Send everything in one email, or share a Google Drive folder link. Do not worry about tidying it up first.
- Photos — the best ones you have, straight from the phone. A Google Drive, Dropbox or WeTransfer link is perfect. If you have none, I use professional stock photos.
- Your logo — any file you have. If you do not have one, say so and I will make one.
- Business name, address and phone number — exactly as you want them shown.
- What you sell — services or products, and prices if you want them on the site.
- Opening hours — and the days you are closed.
- Your social media links — Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, whichever you use.
- Where enquiries should go — the email address and the phone number for WhatsApp.
- Two or three websites you like — competitors or not. It saves a lot of guessing.
- Your web address — if you already own one. If not, I will help you get one.
Send it to me
Pick whichever is easiest for you. I usually reply the same day.
Send an emailBest for photos and files
Chat on WhatsAppFastest reply
Message on FacebookOpens Messenger
Nothing ready yet? Send one line saying what your business does. I will send back what I would build and what it would cost, before you spend anything.