Zayed Software
FOOTHILL RANCH ✉

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cfafoothill.com →
Chick-fil-A Foothill Ranch website

The offer

Your business deserves a site customers trust.

We build it once, on your own domain, and you own it. $1,500 covers up to 5 pages built mobile-first, contact forms, your menu and hours, SEO basics done right, your Google Business Profile linked, your online ordering, reservations and catering links wired to whatever you already use, two revision rounds and 30 days of post-launch fixes.

The build is only the start, which is why it costs less than an agency quote. Bigger jobs, like team portals, integrations and multi-location builds, are scoped on a call. Add-ons are quoted separately: an extra page is $350, a logo is $400, copy written with you is $150 a page.

Care plans are optional and the site is yours either way. Essentials is $99 a month for up to an hour of edits, Active is $149 a month for up to two hours plus a quarterly check-in and priority turnaround. Both watch your domain renewals, handle DNS, monitor uptime, test your contact form live every month and keep the code in version control. Cancel anytime. Extra work is $95 an hour. Payment is 50% to book your start date and 50% at launch.

Case in point

A working franchise, a public site, and a team portal.

We built and maintain the public site for Chick-fil-A Foothill Ranch, along with the portal its team uses.

It handles the things a restaurant site actually gets asked for: hours, directions, ordering, catering, and hiring.

The culture band on cfafoothill.com: four team members photographed at the restaurant, each above a quote about working there
The culture band: four of the team, in their own words
The careers section of cfafoothill.com: three open roles, each with a photo, what the job involves, and an apply button
Careers: three open roles, each with its own apply button

How it goes

Tell us what you are running, and we will build it.

Start with a short conversation about the business and what customers keep calling to ask. That list is usually the sitemap.

From there it is design, build, and launch on your domain.

Start your website →