
Carrara Collective — online shop for stone furniture
A Sydney stone furniture maker. Customers choose the model, size and stone, then pay online. No monthly shop platform takes a cut of each sale.
I build websites and online systems for small businesses, for one fixed price agreed before I start. You own the code and the hosting account, so your site keeps running even if we stop working together. You deal directly with me, the developer. With no agency layers to pay for, the quote covers the work itself.
I built the website for Capricorn Dancer, a Bribie Island holiday home. It scored 97 for mobile performance in a Google PageSpeed lab test on 12 October 2026. See the Capricorn Dancer project
These are working websites, not screenshots. Open them on your phone and judge them the way your customers would.

A Sydney stone furniture maker. Customers choose the model, size and stone, then pay online. No monthly shop platform takes a cut of each sale.

Guests check available dates and see a price estimate, then send an enquiry. The owner confirms each booking personally.

A pet boarding business running since 1986. Pet owners can quickly find accommodation, rates, opening hours and how to book.
Your Facebook page is doing the job of a website. Enquiries arrive as direct messages at 9 pm. Customers can't easily see what you do or how to hire you, so your business looks smaller than it is.
Job updates are in WhatsApp, quotes are in Word, and a spreadsheet is your only record. Staff ask you where each job is up to. Customers call to check in.
A customer pays in Stripe. You type the payment into Xero, email a receipt and remind yourself to follow up. That takes hours each week, and the software you already pay for could do it.
You don't need another login. You need a website that brings in work, a portal that runs it, and the tools you already pay for connected to each other.

It looks like the business you run and loads quickly. It shows what you do, who it's for and how to enquire or book, including on a phone after hours.
Learn about websites
Customers book, upload documents, pay and check progress without calling you. Your team sees every job, invoice and message in one place, so they don't need to ask you.
Learn about portalsWhen a customer pays, your accounts update. When someone books, they get a confirmation and a reminder. Follow-ups go out while you're on a job, so you no longer move information between systems by hand.
Learn about connecting your toolsCustom software isn't always the better choice. When standard software forces your team into workarounds, owning your own system can be worth it.
Hi, I'm Nilushan. I started OwnStack because I saw good businesses lose hours each week to email, spreadsheets and tools that don't share information. Many were also paying monthly fees for a website they didn't own.
When you work with OwnStack, you work with me. I learn how a job comes in, where it gets messy, and what would save you the most time. Then I build that: a website, a portal or connected tools, for a fixed price. You keep it.
This example shows how a customer area and a staff area work together. The client submits information once. Your team reviews it. The finished documents appear in the same place.
This is the Canopy Wills demonstration. It uses made-up data, and no real client uses it. Payments are simulated. The draft documents are not legal advice or valid wills.



Describe a recent customer, from first contact to payment. Rough notes are fine. Include any websites you like.
The plan describes the problems in your own words and includes a timeline and a fixed price. Nothing starts until you agree.
I launch your website, portal or connected tools and show your team how to use them. You keep everything. Ongoing help is available if you want it.
These starting prices are a guide. I give you an exact fixed price once I understand what you need.
Not sure which you need? Get a fixed quote, and I'll recommend the smallest step that helps.
Tell me what's working, what isn't and what you still do by hand. I'll send you a clear plan, even if the honest answer is that you only need a website this year.
Get a fixed quote