Haystayk wasn’t created in a boardroom.
It came from real conversations — with neighbors, with local business owners, with people who were frustrated and tired of not knowing who to trust.
If you’ve ever needed help — someone to move your stuff, fix something in your home, or take care of a service you can’t do yourself — you know how hard it can be to find the right person.
Not just someone who’s available.
Not just someone cheap.
Someone who’s going to show up, do the job right, and treat your home or business with care.
That’s where this all started.
There are a lot of platforms out there that promise visibility. More clicks. More traffic.
But we’ve learned that traffic doesn’t mean much if no one’s calling — or worse, if the person who shows up isn’t who you thought you hired.
That’s why Haystayk was built around a simple idea:
People don’t just want options. They want to feel good about the choice they’re making.
So instead of listing everyone, we limit how many businesses are featured in each category. We review every profile. We form relationships with the people behind the work. And we only share businesses we’d personally recommend.
We get it — you don’t want to scroll through pages of ads and fake reviews.
You want a shortlist of good people who actually do what they say.
That’s what Haystayk gives you:
A guide to trusted local pros — the kind your neighbor would recommend if you asked.
No spammy quote forms. No digging through junk leads. Just real businesses who care about getting it right.
We see you.
You’ve put in the time. You do good work. And you’re tired of getting lumped in with companies that cut corners or treat people like transactions.
Haystayk is for you too.
We’re building a place where your reputation actually means something — where being known and trusted in your community helps you stand out, without needing to outspend or outbid anyone.
You don’t need to be everything to everyone. Just be great at what you do — and we’ll help the right people find you.
We’re not just launching a website.
We’re starting a community movement — one that brings trust, quality, and human connection back into how we do business locally.
We believe that when neighbors support neighbors, everyone wins.
That’s why we’ve partnered with local groups like the Daniel Island Business Association (DIBA), Stroll Magazine, and Paradox Communications — because building something meaningful means doing it together.
Haystayk is built on purpose. Not just to help people find help — but to help local businesses grow the right way, and to give residents a better experience when it matters most.
Owners doing honest, high-quality work shouldn’t have to outspend or out-shout anyone just to get found.
Prince
Hey, I’m Prince — and Haystayk wasn’t some business idea scribbled on a whiteboard.
It came from lived experience.
I started out as a personal trainer. I’ve been a mover. I’ve owned small businesses.
And in every one of those roles, I saw the same thing from both sides:
People need help, but don’t know who to trust.
And good business owners — the ones who actually care — keep getting buried under platforms full of noise, ads, and empty promises.
Owners doing honest, high-quality work shouldn’t have to outspend or out-shout anyone just to get found. They deserve a place where their reputation means something.
To make that happen, I’ve partnered with local groups and community-first organizations who share the same values — trust, quality, and real connection.
This isn’t a solo project. It’s a growing network of people who believe in doing things differently — and better.
Haystayk is here to give trusted local businesses a place to be found — without the noise.
If that sounds like something worth building, you’re in the right place.
Thanks for being part of it.
Whether you’re a resident looking for someone you can count on, or a local business doing good work and hoping to be seen — we built this for you.
Haystayk isn’t just a platform. It’s a reflection of what we believe makes communities strong: trust, connection, and people showing up for one another.
We’re just getting started — and we’re glad you’re here to be part of it.
— The Haystayk Team
