For small businesses
A simple online presence for small businesses
Most small businesses do not need a website. They need to be findable, reachable and credible when someone looks them up. A helllo.me page gives you exactly that — an address, a phone number, your links and a professional first impression, without a project, a quote or a monthly agency bill.
In short
Claim yourbusiness.helllo.me, add your contact details and location, and share it as a link or QR code. Free to start, about three minutes to set up, nothing to maintain.
Why a page beats no presence at all
A customer who cannot find your opening hours calls a competitor instead. A Google Maps entry answers where you are but not who you are, and a Facebook page asks people to have an account. A page on your own subdomain is public, indexed, and readable by the AI assistants people increasingly ask before they search. It costs a fraction of a website and takes an afternoon less than a phone call with an agency.
How small businesses use it
The link customers get sent
In a WhatsApp reply, an email footer, a Google Business profile. One link with your address, phone number and everything a customer needs before visiting.
A QR code in the window
On the door, the counter, a flyer or a vehicle. Passers-by scan it and have your contact details saved before they walk away.
Found when someone searches your name
The page is indexed with structured data including your address, so searching your business name returns something you wrote rather than a directory you have never heard of.
A presence while the website waits
If a real website is on the list but not this year, this fills the gap properly instead of leaving you invisible.
What you get
Your own subdomain, a template you pick rather than design, address and contact details in machine-readable form, a shareable QR code, and analytics showing how often your page is opened. The paid plan adds more cards, all templates and full analytics.
Questions small businesses ask
Do I need someone technical to set this up?
No. You fill in a form — name, contact details, address, a short description — and the page is live. There is no hosting, no plugin and nothing to update.
Can I use it alongside Google Maps or a Facebook page?
Yes, and most businesses should. Your page is the one link you control; link to it from your other profiles so everything points to the same current information.
What if I later get a real website?
Keep the page as a contact card or point it at the new site. Nothing you print in the meantime stops working.