Tech help for businesses in Bentonville.
Bentonville has a lot of businesses that are new, growing fast or both. I help them get the technology right the first time: domain, email, website, Google listing and bookings before opening day, and systems that still work when the team doubles. I'm based in Fayetteville, straight down I-49.
Updated September 29, 2026Before opening day
6 things to set up✓ Hours and details kept in one place
✓ A written list of every login and who has it
What comes up for Bentonville businesses
Between the Walmart Home Office, the trails, Crystal Bridges and all the new restaurants and shops, Bentonville businesses tend to be new, busy and growing.
Opening a new business
Domain, email, website, Google listing, payments and booking all need to happen in the right order, under accounts the business owns. I set it up once, properly, and hand you a list of every login.
Trail, tour and rental businesses
Bike shops, guides, rentals and short-term stays live on their booking calendar. I connect bookings to your calendar, send reminders automatically and ask happy customers for a review.
Small supplier teams wearing every hat
A three-person team selling to a big retailer handles sales, reporting and operations at once. A simple CRM for buyer contacts, an organized shared drive and AI summaries of meeting notes give back hours every week.
Growing past the founding team
The first few hires are when shared passwords and personal Gmail accounts stop working. I set up proper accounts, permissions and a password manager before it turns into a problem.
Same process in Bentonville as everywhere else.
You tell me what's going on. I take a free first look, give you a price in writing, then do the work myself and leave you a short note on what changed. Clear jobs get a flat price. Open-ended fixes are hourly with a cap you approve.
I also help with websites, email, customer lists, automation and small custom tools, anywhere in Northwest Arkansas.
How early should I start before opening?
A few weeks ahead is comfortable. Google can take time to verify a new business listing, and your domain and email should be set up before you print anything with them on it.
Who owns the accounts you set up?
You do. Everything is created under your business, with you as the owner. I use my own login where the software allows it, and you can remove my access any time.
Do you work with Walmart suppliers?
I help small supplier teams with their own systems: email, files, CRMs and automating the reporting they already do. I'm not affiliated with Walmart and I don't handle retailer portal logins.
Tell me what's slowing your business down.
A few sentences is enough. I'll reply within one business day, and the first look is free.