Websites that hunt
Not a brochure. A site that goes looking for work: found for the services you sell in the towns you really work, and built to turn a visit into a booked job.
Win the work your competitors think is theirs.
Angry Keyboard, in Decatur, Alabama, helps service businesses compete and grow through strategic websites, custom software, and digital marketing. We think harder, test more, and keep improving long after launch, because building it once is only the beginning.
Three branches. One system.
Software that runs the job
Booking, quoting, change orders, compliance — built around how you already work, owned by you, and never billed per seat.
Marketing that compounds
The page your ads land on, tracking that follows each lead from the click, and pages that stay up and keep working, all pointed at what books the work. Priced by the pace you pick; ad spend goes on your card, never through ours.
The site brings the lead, the software runs the job, and the marketing points at both — each one makes the other two work harder.
The proof
Websites
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Moved off Webflow: 265 pages
Every address kept.
White Shovel
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Where their Google Ads land
On their own site now.
White Shovel
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Dumpster rentals
Booked, signed and paid online.
Forging Solutions
White Shovel's site → · Forging Solutions' site →
Software
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Audit prep: two people, multiple days
Built to compile it on demand.
Eveready Home Care
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Software costs: $9,000 a year
$1,200 a year.
White Shovel
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Change orders: verbal and free
Captured and billed.
Forging Solutions
Who we work with
A good fit
- Service businesses with work worth winning — running today, or about to open.
- An owner who wants the problem gone, and has the authority to say so.
- A business that judges the work by the jobs it brings in.
- People who want to own what they pay for: the code, the content, the domain.
Not a fit
- Price shoppers. The estimate is the price; there is no second number.
- Anyone hunting cheap and quick. Delivery is fast; the work is not cheap.
- Anyone who wants a vendor to manage rather than a builder to trust.
One builder, and you talk to the builder, never an account manager. We take on only what we can do well — which is why we say no a lot.
How we price
We bid the job.
A written estimate — scope, price, deadline — before a dime moves, whether the business opened ten years ago or opens next spring. What we build is built once and owned by you. Marketing is priced by the pace you pick. A flat monthly keeps the lights on. And nobody ever bills you per seat: when we replace software that charges by the user, that bill dies with it.
We price work the way you do. The monthly says the lights are on; it never claims work is happening. Work is billed as work.
Why it's fast
One builder, AI-instrumented delivery. Nobody stands between you and the person doing the work, and the deadline is written into the roadmap before the build starts.
Tell us what you need
One question first — a website, software, marketing, or more than one — and then only the ones that matter to you. Starting a business or running one, it's the same door. If we're not the right shop for it we'll say so, and usually say who is.
A website, marketing, or more than one: we call you within one business day. A software application: we read every one and answer within three business days.