Films

Watch every FAMtastic Designs campaign film in one place — short pieces on owning your web address, what a $199 one-page website actually includes, and what local search can really read. Each film has its on-screen copy and, where narrated, its transcript.

Every film

• Borrowed Land — 0:29 — The platform helps people find you, but the address they find isn’t yours — own the one they type.
• A Booking Link Is Not a Home Base — 0:33 — Platforms can help you get found. Their rules, ranking, and reach are still theirs.
• The Sign That Isn’t There — 0:44 — Outside one booking app you are a ghost — and being findable is just a surface with your name on it.
• The DM Trap — 0:15 — If the only way to book you is a DM, every new client is one algorithm change away.
• Somebody Else’s App — 0:28 — You already run a business between classes — it just lives in somebody else’s app instead of at an address you own.
• Fifty-Five Cents — 0:28 — Cost is not the reason. Here is the sum, here is the scope, and here is the part most price films leave off.
• Two Different Jobs — 0:32 — Does the $199 website come with business email? It does not. Two different jobs.
• Found, Then Kept — 0:28 — The shop is open and search finds nothing. One product makes you readable, another keeps you that way. Neither is in the $199 bundle.
• A borrowed inbox is not your signal — 0:15 — A rented sign is not your signal.
• A link page is a rented signal — 0:15 — A link page is a rented signal.
• Keep the app. Add your own signal — 0:15 — Keep the app. Add your own signal.
• Who’s actually holding your client list? — 0:15 — Who’s actually holding your client list?
• One page. One signal. Yours — 0:15 — One page. One signal. Yours.
• The signal doesn’t cut off in year two — 0:15 — The signal doesn’t cut off in year two.
• A rented sign doesn’t reach Google — 0:15 — A rented sign doesn’t reach Google.
• See your signal before you pay for it — 0:15 — See your signal before you pay for it.
• Corey: “Since when do you have a website?” — 0:14 — Corey: “Since when do you have a website?” Malik: “Couple months. Why?”
• Corey: “What’s it even for?” — 0:14 — Corey: “What’s it even for?” Malik: “It’s my own spot online. FAMtastic built it.”
• Corey: “Isn’t that just a Linktree?” — 0:14 — Corey: “Isn’t that just a Linktree?” Malik: “No — it’s a real site. An address, not a link list.”
• Corey: “So what’s the catch?” — 0:14 — Corey: “So what’s the catch?” Malik: “No catch. One page, a year hosted, the domain. $199.”
• Dale: “Wait, you have a website now?” — 0:14 — Dale: “Wait, you have a website now?” Wyatt: “Yeah. Got it a few months back.”
• Dale: “What’s it actually do?” — 0:14 — Dale: “What’s it actually do?” Wyatt: “It’s my own page. FAMtastic built it, one flat price.”
• Dale: “Isn’t that what the booking app already gives me?” — 0:14 — Dale: “Isn’t that what the booking app already gives me?” Wyatt: “The app’s not yours. This page is.”
• Dale: “What’s it run you?” — 0:14 — Dale: “What’s it run you?” Wyatt: “$199. Site, hosting, the domain — one year.”
• Do I have to leave my booking app? — 0:19 — She’s filling your calendar. That’s the job. The real question is what happens if it stops.
• Who actually owns my client list? — 0:19 — You can see it, often export some of it. But access is a permission the platform grants — not ownership.
• Do you guarantee Google rankings? — 0:19 — No. Nobody honest does. We build the technical foundation — and show you proof.
• What does the $199 actually include? — 0:19 — One website, first-year hosting, and your domain. That’s the whole bundle — nothing hidden after.
• What happens after my first year of hosting? — 0:19 — Nothing charges automatically. Nothing. Hosting renews only after you separately approve it.
• Why does “DM me for pricing” cost me bookings? — 0:19 — Picture a shop with no price tags. Every stranger who has to ask first is a chance to lose the booking.
• What’s actually wrong with just using Linktree? — 0:19 — Nothing, if it’s routing people somewhere. But it’s a hallway — it has nothing for them once they arrive.
• Why is my Gmail address costing me business? — 0:19 — A Gmail address and a Linktree page both work. Neither one is yours — and that costs bookings.