Home base · Los Gatos, CA

My office is on Bascom. Come by and talk to me.

On Point Tech runs out of 14585 South Bascom Avenue, on the stretch where Los Gatos meets Campbell. Websites, booking, CRM, and the follow-up that runs while you are working. You own all of it, and you can drive over and talk to me about it.

Michael Le · On Point Tech Solutions · 14585 S Bascom Ave, Suite L, Los Gatos, CA 95032 · +1 (888) 910-9194

Los Gatos, from someone who grew up here

Los Gatos started as a mill. James Alexander Forbes built a stone flour mill on the creek in 1854, and the town grew up around it. Then the lumber came down out of the Santa Cruz Mountains, and in 1878 the railroad reached town to carry it, along with the fruit from every orchard between here and Alameda. The mill is a museum now, the rail line is a trail, and the same creek runs through the middle of downtown past restaurants that book out on a Friday.

Los Gatos runs on reputation. Downtown on North Santa Cruz Avenue, along the Los Gatos Boulevard corridor, up in the hills: the restaurant, the salon, the remodeler, the agent selling the house with the view all get most of their work by word of mouth. And the referral checks your website before calling. That is the page I build. It has to look like the business it represents, load fast on a phone, and turn the visit into a booked call or a form that lands in a CRM instead of an inbox.

Because the office is here, the first meeting can be in person. Bring the laptop, bring the logins you are not sure about, and we will map what you have before anything gets rebuilt.

Businesses I have helped in Los Gatos

The names are on the homepage.

The businesses I name on this site are the ones on the homepage, every one of them live and clickable. More of the story is on the San Jose and Sunnyvale pages.

Who this fits in Los Gatos

Three kinds of Los Gatos business, three builds.

Restaurants, cafes, and the downtown shops

A site that shows the room, the menu or the work, and books the table or the appointment without a phone call. Reviews asked for automatically after every visit.

Remodelers, landscapers, and the trades working the hills

Missed-call text back, a quote form that starts the job, and a phone that never sends a new customer to voicemail while you are on a roof or under a sink.

Real estate agents

A listing site that sells the property and the agent, with every showing request landing in your pipeline the second it comes in.

What it looks like

What the builds look like.

Kitchen and bath remodeler website design concept with a drag to compare before and after slider
Remodeler concept. The before and after slider does the selling.
Luxury real estate listing website design concept with a cinematic full screen hero
Listing site concept. One home, shot like a film, for the agent who wants the next listing.

The concept builds above are labelled as concepts, with made-up business names. The live client sites are on the homepage, and more of the work is on the websites page.

The part that is the same everywhere

You own it. All of it.

The website, the domain, the CRM, the ad account, the data. Every account gets created in your name on day one. If I vanished tomorrow your business would not notice. I can run it for you, or write the SOP and train your team to run it. I run On Point Tech on the same systems I sell. That is the proof.

01 · The scope

Count what you need

A page list, the automations, and a timeline, agreed in writing before anything starts.

02 · The build

Design plus wiring

The site, the booking, the CRM, and the follow-up, built together so leads land somewhere.

03 · The keys

All in your name

Logins handed over, SOP written, team trained. Keep me on or run it yourself.

Straight answers

What Los Gatos businesses ask first.

Do you actually meet in person?
Yes. The office is on South Bascom Avenue, and a first meeting at your place of business is normal. Most of the build happens over screen shares after that, because that is faster for you.
My cousin built my site. Do I have to start over?
Usually not. I audit what you have, keep whatever ranks, redirect anything that moves, and rebuild only what is costing you leads. Your old site stays live until the new one takes over.
Do you work with businesses outside Los Gatos?
All over the valley, and beyond. I grew up in Sunnyvale and did years of work in San Jose. See the Campbell, San Jose, Saratoga, Cupertino, Sunnyvale, and Santa Clara pages.

Talk to the person who builds it.

One call with me, Michael. No sales handoff, no pitch deck. Bring what you have and leave with a plan.

Also serving Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, San Jose, Campbell, Cupertino, Saratoga, and businesses everywhere.