Private chefs, boat charters, tours, salons, restaurants, and shops across Providenciales and the Family Islands — Cayo builds the site, the booking flow, and the Google visibility that TCI's tourism economy runs on.
Most TCI businesses are found one of two ways: a Google search from a traveler already on the island, or a link shared in a WhatsApp group. A website that isn't built for both — fast, mobile-first, structured so Google understands what you offer — is invisible in the moment a booking actually happens.
Cayo builds for Turks and Caicos specifically: local search terms, WhatsApp as the primary contact channel, deposits that land in a local bank account, and a launch timeline that fits the season, not a six-month agency queue.
SEO built around the searches travelers and locals actually run — "private chef Grace Bay," "boat charter Provo," "restaurant near me."
Bookings, confirmations, and follow-ups on the channel TCI actually uses — not an email that sits unread.
Guests pay up front, straight into your bank account. No-shows stop costing you fuel, food, and whole days.
6ix Catering, a private chef business in Providenciales, was Cayo's flagship build — guests build their own menu and pay a deposit before the first message is even sent.