Hoosier Online Walk in

★ the honest page ★

Everything under one porch light.

How we make money, what we never do, and every rule in this size type. If it matters, it lives on this page.

How we make money — all of it

  • The build, at the price on the tag. One package, every trade: $1,800. That is our revenue, and it's the only thing we take. The barn goal is $2,000 — the build, plus the state's $100 LLC filing fee, plus the card company's cut. Nothing else.
  • $39 a month to keep the lights on — website, booking, phone line, small changes — starting after your included year. Cancel anytime; everything with your name on it goes with you.

That's both. There is no third.

What we will never do

  • Promise you income. Not a number, not a range, not a wink. We don't know how hard you'll work — nobody selling you a dream does either. We sell lumber: the company, the website, the phone line, the cards. What you build on it is yours to prove.
  • Hand you the cash. Every board your people give is paid to Hoosier Online, not to you — on purpose. Your aunt shouldn't have to hand money to a relative and hope; she's buying pieces of a business from the outfit that builds them. You never touch a dollar, and you never have to be trusted with one. (Once you're open, your customers' money is a different story — that goes straight into your own Stripe account, and it's all yours.)
  • Take a piece of your business. No equity, no revenue share, no strings on the LLC. Your company is your company.
  • Pretend boards are refundable. They aren't, and we say so before anybody pays. A board isn't sitting in a pot waiting on a goal — it's spent the day it lands, on the next piece of your business. The first $99 breaks ground — your own .com, live. $250 more hangs the sign. At half the barn you are already a registered Indiana business. If the barn stops there, what was built still stands and it's still yours. That's the deal, in daylight.
  • Put anything in fine print. If a rule matters, it lives on this page in this size type.

What your people are buying, gate by gate

  • $99 — the ground: your .com registered in your name, the server lit, your sign standing at your own address. The place exists.
  • $250 — the sign goes up: your logo cut, your website live at your own .com. Designed, not templated — you choose from presented directions, with 25 years of brand work behind every one.
  • $351 — the full brand kit: sign art, cards, flyer, yard sign — print-ready.
  • $300 — your EIN issued and your Indiana LLC filed. We pay the state. That lands at exactly $1,000: halfway up, you are already a real, registered business.
  • $500 — the printed stack in your hands — and your business phone line answering.
  • $500 — card payments switched on, booking live, the full website build-out, launch week set.
  • Six numbers that add to $2,000. Nothing hidden, nothing left over.

Straight talk on licenses

  • Some of the fifteen trades need real licenses: home salons (state cosmetology and salon rules), gun shops (a federal firearms license from the ATF — months, fingerprints, an interview, zoning), deer processing (state board rules), food stands (Indiana's Home-Based Vendor law).
  • Every trade that needs one says so right on its card, the cost sits in your ledger, and we prep and walk the paperwork with you step by step.
  • We're not lawyers and we don't play them. We're the neighbor who's filled these forms out before and sits with you while you do yours. When a question needs a real lawyer, we say so out loud.

Why trust us

  • We run our own shops on this same wiring — the websites, the booking pages, the phone lines we build for you are the ones our own businesses answer on every day. You're not buying anything we don't use ourselves.
  • Every campaign ledger is public. Every dollar has a name on it, including ours.
  • We turn people away. If your barn doesn't pencil, we say so before your family's money is on the table, not after. Ask anybody who's gotten our "not yet" text.
  • We're a small Indiana outfit in Wilkinson. If we do wrong by a founder, every reader of this page knows somebody who'd hear about it by Sunday. That's the real regulator out here, and we like it that way.
Walk in and name yours