Small business website FAQ

Our starting prices are $600 for a Starter site and $1,500 for a Standard site, with custom quotes for bigger projects and an optional care plan starting at $79/month. Your exact price depends on how many pages you need, which features you want (like booking, ordering, or a gallery), and how much writing and photo help you need. Fill out the short questionnaire and we will come back to you with a quote based on your actual project.

See also: start the questionnaire.

The biggest factors are the number of pages, custom features such as online booking or ordering, how much copywriting and photo guidance you need, and whether you are replacing an existing site. A simple 5-page site is a very different project from a site with a store or booking system.

It depends on the size of the site and, honestly, how quickly we can get your photos, text, and feedback. Smaller sites generally move faster than sites with booking, ordering, or lots of pages. After you complete the questionnaire we will give you a realistic timeline for your project.

See also: how the process works.

Call us 7 days a week, 9 am–5 pm Mountain Time. Email support is available 24/7, so you can write to us anytime, and we reply within 1 business day.

See also: contact us.

Just your business basics: what you offer, where you are, your hours, and how customers should contact you. A logo and photos help, but if you do not have them yet, we will tell you what to gather. The questionnaire walks you through it.

Two things matter most: a website that clearly states what you do, who you serve, and how to reach you, and (if you serve a local area) a complete, accurate Google Business Profile. We build the website side with search in mind and give you guidance on keeping your listings consistent.

See also: our search (SEO) foundations.

No honest web designer can promise a specific ranking, because search results depend on many factors, including competition in your market. What we can do is build your site with strong search fundamentals: clear page titles, good structure, fast loading, mobile-friendly design, and business information search engines can read.

Social pages and listings are great, but you do not control them and they cannot say everything you want to say. A website is the one place that is entirely yours: your story, your services, your hours, and a clear way for customers to reach you. It also gives your Google listing a trustworthy place to point to.

SEO (search engine optimization) is making it easier for the right people to find your business when they search. Local SEO is the same idea for customers near you, for example “hair salon near me” or “roofing contractor in my town.” It includes your website, your Google Business Profile, and consistent business details across the web. If you sell online or serve customers anywhere, we focus on the broader search basics instead.

At minimum: what you do, who you serve (and where, if location matters), your hours, a clear way to contact you, book, or buy, and real photos. Trust builders like licenses, certifications, and honest reviews you have permission to share are a plus.

Yes. Every site we build is designed mobile-first, because most people browse on a phone. That means tap-to-call buttons, readable text, and layouts that adapt to any screen size.

Any business. Restaurants, salons, contractors, and shops are some of the businesses we build for most, and we also work with consultants, coaches, online stores, freelancers, nonprofits, and new ventures. See our pages for restaurants, salons, contractors, shops, or any business.

See also: restaurants, salons, contractors, shops, any business.

A domain name is your web address (like yourbusiness.com). Hosting is where your website files live so people can visit them. If you already own a domain, tell us in the questionnaire. If you are not sure, we can explain your options in plain English.

It depends on how your site is set up, and on how often your content changes. Let us know what changes most (menu, specials, schedule, projects) in the questionnaire and we will recommend the simplest approach.