

Salon · Downtown Ball Ground
Parlour & Main
An editorial salon site with stylist pages and Vagaro booking built into every page, plus a slide-up photo reveal.
View live preview ↗Website design · Ball Ground, Georgia
Atlas Kraft designs and builds custom, fast, mobile-first websites for local small businesses, with booking, payments and hosting set up for you, at a price a small shop can actually afford.
Services
No templates stretched to fit and no surprise platform fees. We hand-build each site around how your customers actually find you, book you and pay you.
A site designed around your business, your colors and your customers — not a theme everyone else in town is using.
We connect the tools you already pay for, like Vagaro for salons, online ordering, or bill-pay portals, so customers act in one tap.
Most of your visitors are on a phone. Every page is built for small screens first, then scaled up.
Fast, secure hosting and your domain connected for you, with SSL included. You own your site and your domain.
New hours, a new menu, a new stylist? Send us a message and we’ll update it, so the site never goes stale.
Work
Sample sites we built for businesses and places around Ball Ground. These are design concepts and previews, shown to illustrate what we do.






Process
Simple, in plain English, and you approve every step.
We meet, look at what you have, and learn what customers need to do on your site.
You get a working preview link, not a static mockup, to click through on your own phone.
We finish the pages and hook up booking, ordering, forms and payments.
We set up hosting and your domain, go live, and stay around for edits.
Pricing
We aim to come in about 30–40% below what local web design studios typically charge, and we quote a flat price up front after a quick conversation. Hosting for a simple site usually runs only a few dollars a month, and we’ll tell you exactly what you’ll pay before we start.
Founding clients
Our first few clients get a custom site for around $200, or free.
We’re building our portfolio here at home. If you’re a Ball Ground business and want in, reach out.
Ask about a founding spotAbout
Atlas Kraft is Nick Wilhelm, working out of Ball Ground, Georgia, with help from Webby, an AI assistant that speeds up the research and building.
Nick lives here, his family runs a business downtown, and the goal is simple: help the shops, restaurants and services we all use put their best foot forward online without paying big-agency prices.
Contact
Email: [PLACEHOLDER — email address coming soon]