BJ's Tire
A family- and Choctaw-owned tire shop serving Texoma since 1990, with services, reviews, merch and tap-to-call.
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Tribal & community-serving
Websites for tribal & Native entrepreneurs, built with care.
Fuzion Sites welcomes all tribal and Native entrepreneurs, tribal enterprises, and organizations serving tribal communities. Tell us what you do and who you serve; we'll read it privately and answer honestly.
How it works
- Open to all tribal and Native entrepreneurs and community-serving organizations
- Private intake review of what you do and what you need
- Standard, published rates for the work
- You direct the story, imagery and language
A website for a tribal enterprise has to do the same job as any other, and carry a story that belongs to the people telling it. Our role is to build the home, not to rewrite the story.
Who we work with
Entrepreneurs, enterprises and the organizations that serve them.
Entrepreneurs
Owners building something of their own
Makers, shops, trades, consultants and service providers who need a credible online home, from a single page to a full online store.
Tribal enterprises
Businesses with a larger mission
Enterprises that serve customers and their community. We plan the site around how your audience finds and trusts you.
Community organizations
Programs, events and outreach
Clear explanations of your work, plus ways to give, volunteer, attend or get help.
What a good site does
Practical first, respectful always.
- Explains who you are and what you offer in your own words, not marketing filler
- Makes buying or reaching you easy: tap-to-call, forms, booking or an online store
- Reflects your brand: logo and brand kit from $500 if you don't have one
- Works on a phone because most visitors will be on one
- Gets found locally through Google Business Profile and on-page SEO, with no ranking promises
- Stays yours: ownership transfers at final payment
Our approach to the conversation
When you send an intake request, we read it privately. We look at what you do, who you serve, what you need and what would make the project useful. Then we follow up with an honest conversation about scope, timing and cost.
We don't publish eligibility criteria for special pricing, because we don't advertise any. Our rates are the standard ones on the pricing page, and any other arrangement, if one is ever appropriate, is decided case by case and in private.
Our partner Donna Webb, a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation, leads our Fuzion Chickasaw Group. That is part of our history and leadership, not a requirement for working with us.
Donna WebbFounder & CEO — Fuzion Chickasaw Group
Related work
Community and family-owned businesses we've built for.
Two live examples, as described in our approved portfolio. We don't make claims about their outcomes.
Rancher Navy
A nonprofit partner whose website we rebuilt from the ground up, with event and rodeo sponsor materials.
Visit the live site →Getting started
Four steps, no pressure.
Tell us about your work
Use the intake form. Share what you do, who you serve and any context you want us to consider.
We review it privately
We read your request and follow up with the best next step, whether that's a call, a quote or a question.
Plan and draft
We confirm pages, content, domain and package, then build a draft for your review.
Launch on your terms
We go live and hand it over. Monthly plans are optional.
Questions
Plain answers.
Who is this page for?
Tribal and Native entrepreneurs, tribal enterprises, and organizations serving tribal and Native communities. It is not limited to any one Nation.
Do you offer free or discounted websites?
No. We don't advertise free, low-cost or discounted services. Our standard rates are on the pricing page. When you tell us about your project we review it privately and recommend the right approach.
Do I have to be Native-owned, or prove ownership?
There is no public eligibility test on this page, and we don't ask you to prove anything to start a conversation. Tell us about the work you do and who you serve.
Does Fuzion Sites certify businesses or list them in directories?
No. We build and maintain websites. Business certifications and directory eligibility are set by the certifying or listing organization, so check their requirements directly.
Do you cover cultural content and imagery?
You decide what is shared and how. We ask questions and listen, and we don't use imagery or language you haven't approved.
What does the intake review involve?
You fill out the form on our home page and describe your request. We read it privately and follow up. It is a conversation, not a long application.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us about your enterprise or organization. The intake form drafts an email on your device; nothing is sent automatically.