Business Jet FuelWebsites, online stores and search visibility for businesses across the US
Websites that do real work: online stores, trade sites that make the phone ring and member databases, plus the search work that gets them found.
- Online stores with room for 50,000 products, kept in step with eBay or your inventory
- Trade and local business sites with a page for every service and a form that reaches you
- SEO for Google, Bing and AI assistants, with plain monthly reports
Prefer to talk? Call (616) 580-0996 or email info@businessjetfuel.com.
- Real client work: Banyan Surplus, an online parts store that mirrors more than 34,000 eBay listings and syncs every day.
- What we build: websites, large online stores, member databases, integrations and the search work behind them.
- Who you talk to: Aiden or Matt, a family business in West Michigan working with businesses across the US. Call (616) 580-0996.
Recent work: Banyan Surplus
A West Michigan surplus parts seller with more than 34,000 eBay listings wanted its own store without entering every part twice. We built one that copies the eBay listings every day and helps buyers find the right part.
- More than 34,000 parts mirrored from eBay, with photos, specs and condition notes
- Updates itself from eBay every morning, with no office computer involved
- Part-number search, brand pages and categories that follow eBay's own
This site is the sample
You are looking at our work. Everything we would build for you is on this site, so you can test it on your own phone before you call.
- A short quote form in the first screen of every page, with the topic already picked
- A Call and Get a quote bar that stays on screen on phones
- Every form tested with a real message before release
- Speed
- 99
- Accessibility
- 100
- Best practices
- 100
- SEO
- 100
Google's own Lighthouse test of this home page on a phone, out of 100, measured November 8, 2026.
Websites we build
Pick the kind of site closest to what you need. Each page covers what that site has to get right and where most of them go wrong.
- Small business website design
- Website redesign services
- Landing page design services
- Lead generation website design
- Booking websites for appointments and classes
- Membership websites with paid plans
- Product catalog websites without a cart
- Websites for businesses with more than one location
- Moving a WordPress site to a custom build
- Upgrading a Wix site you have outgrown
What we do
Nine services that usually come in combination: the site, the connections behind it, the upkeep after launch and the search work that brings visitors.
E-commerce websites for large catalogs
Online stores that stay fast and easy to shop with thousands of products: search that understands part numbers, filters, deep categories, full product pages, cart and checkout.
Managed hosting and technical management
We keep the site running after launch: hosting, monitoring, fixes, updates, daily checks and a set number of support hours every month, with one number to call.
SEO and AI visibility
Search work that gets a business found on Google, Bing and AI assistants like ChatGPT and Copilot: technical fixes, structured data, a page for each term buyers type, and honest reporting.
eBay, inventory and payment integrations
Connect the website to the systems you already run: eBay listings, inventory and ERP feeds, and payment gateways, on a schedule you can see and with checks that catch failures.
Accessibility maintenance
Ongoing reviews and fixes that keep the site usable with a keyboard, a screen reader, zoom and a phone, measured against WCAG 2.2 AA at nine screen sizes.
Custom web apps and member databases
Logins, roles, approval queues, searchable archives and staff screens built into your website, for work that a spreadsheet or a plugin can't handle anymore.
Automations and alerts
New orders and form messages delivered as clear alerts by email or Discord, and a daily check that tests the site and data feeds and reports only real problems.
Logos and email signatures
A logo drawn as clean vector shapes from a reference you choose, exported for the website, favicon, social cards, shirts and a Gmail signature that reads well on phones.
Wix Headless development
Custom-coded websites on Wix's business backend: Wix runs the store, forms, members and payments, and we build a fast, fully custom front end with Astro, hosted on Wix.
Not sure which you need?
Tell us what the site has to do and we will say which of these matter now and which can wait.
Industries we serve
Each kind of business has its own page: the problems its websites usually have, what we build for it and the questions owners ask first.
Trades and contractors
Online stores and parts sellers
Local businesses and organizations
Not on the list?
We build for any business that needs more calls, quotes or orders. Tell us what you do and what the site has to do.
How a project runs
The short version of our process, the same for a contractor site or a 30,000-part store. The details change; the order does not.
A first call
Tell us what the business does and what the site has to do. We ask what you run on today (eBay, an inventory system, an old site, spreadsheets) and what has gone wrong before.
A written proposal
What we will build, what is a one-time cost and what is monthly, and what we need from you. Work starts when you agree to it.
Built on a preview address
You watch it come together on your own phone. Every page, link and form is checked before you see a version.
Launch on your domain
The domain is connected with your email records left alone, old addresses redirect to the new pages, and Google and Bing are told about the site.
Run it and grow it
Hosting, daily checks that only speak up for real problems, monthly support hours, and the search work that keeps bringing people in.
Ready for step 1?
Send a few details, or call (616) 580-0996.
What it costs
Websites start at $5,000
That is the one-time build for a focused business site. A store with tens of thousands of products, integrations or member logins costs more, and every proposal splits the build from the monthly hosting and support, so you can see exactly what recurs.
Our cost guide explains each factor below, what it adds to a project, and where you can save.
What moves the number
- How many pages or products the site has
- Where the product data comes from, and how clean it is
- Connections to eBay, an inventory system or payments
- Logins, roles and approval workflows
- How much writing and photography the pages need
- Support hours and SEO work after launch
Why businesses work with us
A small team that builds the site, answers the phone afterwards and tells you what a page will and will not do.
One small team, start to finish
The people who write your proposal are the people who build the site and answer the phone afterwards. No hand-offs to a team you never met.
A platform you can run
Products, orders, form messages and members live in Wix's dashboard and phone app, not in a system only the developer can open.
Checked before you see it
Every page at nine screen sizes, every link, every form with a real test that has to arrive, plus speed and accessibility scores, before we call anything done.
Straight answers
What it costs, what the platform cannot do, and what we would skip. Results in search are never guaranteed, and we will not pretend otherwise.
Guides worth reading first
Plain answers to the questions we hear on first calls.
Contractor website cost: what raises the price and what you should own
What goes into the price of a contractor website, how a monthly plan compares with a site you own over three years, and which accounts should stay in your name.
Contractor website checklist: 12 things a site needs before it gets calls
Twelve things a contractor's website needs before it brings in work, from tap-to-call and a quote form that reaches a person to real job photos and a Google Business Profile.
How to sell on your own website and eBay at the same time
What a store beside your eBay account needs: one source of truth, a sync that fits eBay's limits, a guard against selling one item twice, and pages that can rank.
Who owns my website domain? How to check and fix it
How to find out who your domain is registered to, why the business has to be the registrant, the full list of accounts a business should own itself, how to get a domain back from a former web person, and why a site move must never touch email records.
How to show up in AI answers from ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity and Google
AI assistants answer from pages they can find and read. These steps make your business one of those pages, and we're honest about what nobody can promise.
How to set up a request a quote form that brings in real jobs
A field-by-field plan for a quote request form: a short version and trade extras, placement on every service page, alerts tested with a real message, spam protection that doesn't punish people, and tracking which page each lead came from.
Tell us what you are building
A few sentences about the business and what the site has to do are enough to start. We reply with our questions and the next steps.
- We read your message and look at your current site, listings or profiles.
- We reply with a few questions, or a time to talk.
- You get a written proposal with one-time and monthly costs listed separately.