A microsite is a focused one-page website built around the basic information a customer needs before reaching out: what the business does, where it works, what services it offers, and how to contact it. For some small businesses, that is enough. They do not need a full website project yet. They need a clean online presence that feels professional and does not create another tool to manage.
That is exactly why Baumbach Solutions built Baumbach Microsites: simple one-page websites, built for the business owner, with no builder to learn and no open-ended website process.
When a microsite is enough
A microsite is enough when the business needs a professional place to send people, a domain connected to real contact information, and a simple explanation of the offer. This fits solo operators, new businesses, service providers, local sellers, and owners who are not ready for a full site but know they should not rely only on social media.
The key is scope. A microsite should not try to be a full website in disguise. It should make the business easy to understand, give the customer confidence, and make the next step obvious.
What Baumbach Microsites includes
The product is built around a controlled offer: a one-page microsite, mobile optimization, domain connection setup after approval, launch handled for the owner, and a review before the page goes live. The current product page lists a $99 setup and launch prep fee, plus $9.99/month for hosting, basic upkeep, and a simple support path after launch.
That pricing matters because many small businesses avoid websites because the process feels too expensive or too complicated. A microsite gives them a smaller first step without forcing them to learn a website builder.
What makes it different from a website builder
A website builder gives the owner software. Baumbach Microsites gives the owner a finished starter site. The business sends the practical details: business name, service area, what the business does, top services, contact details, and anything customers should know. Baumbach Solutions turns that information into a one-page site and reviews it before launch.
That distinction matters. Some owners do not need another dashboard, layout decision, blank page, or design tool. They need someone to turn the basics into something usable.
What a microsite should prove
A good microsite should prove the business is real, active, reachable, and clear enough to contact. It should show what the company does, make services easy to scan, display phone and email clearly, and work cleanly on mobile.
It should also avoid pretending to be more than it is. A microsite is not for deep service libraries, ongoing blogging, large content systems, or custom workflows. Those belong in a larger Baumbach Solutions website package.
Why this supports local SEO
For a local business, a microsite gives search engines and customers a stable place to connect the business name, service area, phone number, email, and offer. It can support a Google Business Profile, referrals, social profiles, print materials, and direct searches for the company name.
It is not a complete local SEO campaign by itself. But it is a much stronger foundation than having no website, an unfinished profile, or a social page that hides the information customers actually need.
The practical next step
If a business only needs a clean one-page presence, start with Baumbach Microsites. If the business needs multiple services, a blog, stronger proof, portal access, lead capture, or automation, a full Baumbach Solutions website package will be the better fit.
Common questions
What is a microsite?
A microsite is a focused one-page website that gives customers the practical basics: what the business does, where it works, what it offers, and how to contact it.
How much does Baumbach Microsites cost?
The current product page lists $99 for setup and launch prep, plus $9.99/month for hosting, basic upkeep, and a simple support path after launch.
Is a microsite the same as a full website?
No. A microsite is a starter one-page presence. A full website is better when the business needs multiple pages, content control, blog publishing, deeper proof, or custom lead handling.
Do I have to build the microsite myself?
No. Baumbach Microsites is not a self-serve builder. You send the business information, then Baumbach Solutions builds and reviews the microsite before launch.