We build a website for your business before you pay, launch it if you love it, and look after it for one monthly price.
Kohmera, in plain facts
What, who, how, how much.
What Kohmera is
A website company that builds first and looks after the site once you keep it.
Who it’s for
Local businesses that want a great website without running one: trades, clinics, studios, tour companies, food businesses, professional services.
How it works
We build from what your business shows online. You see it. If you keep it, we launch it and look after it.
What it costs
No build fee. 49 a month in US dollars, or 49 in Canadian dollars in Canada. Add-ons are priced first.
Where
Local businesses in Canada, the United States and the Caribbean. Everything happens online.
Who’s behind it
Founded by Shawn and Andrew. A small team with a lot of automation.
Founded by Shawn and Andrew
Why Kohmera exists
Built because web design needed a better model.
Kohmera was founded by Shawn and Andrew around one idea: nobody should pay thousands and wait weeks to find out if they even like their website.
So Kohmera flipped the order. We build first. You decide second.
We build for local businesses in Canada, the United States and the Caribbean. Auto shops, tour companies, studios, clinics, food businesses, trades. One rule for all of them: you see it before you pay for it.
“Nobody should have to imagine their website. They should be able to look at it.”
Shawn, Co-founder, Kohmera
After launch
Your website.Looked after.
No logins to learn, no updates to run. We keep it online, secure and up to date.
Every site here is live right now, on the business’s own web address.
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Live website
jrcautomotive.com
JRC Automotive
European vehicle specialistsOcho Rios, Jamaica
A European-specialist workshop that needed to look as precise as its diagnostics. Dark, confident, WhatsApp-first, with 40+ pages covering every make and service.
A small-batch patty business built around its weekly bake cycle. One page, an order form that lands straight in their inbox, and a menu people actually read.
