Small Business Website Design

A professional website that explains your services and makes it easy for customers to get in touch.

Want to see an example? View our demo website concept for a fictional electrical contractor, with notes on why each part is there.

A useful website starts with your customers

Visitors need to know what you do, whether you serve their needs, and how to take the next step. We build your website around those questions, with clear service pages, straightforward navigation, and visible contact options.

Your site uses WordPress, so content can be edited and extended as your business develops. A lightweight custom theme keeps the design consistent without a heavy page builder.

What the Website plan includes

Website pricing

The Website plan is $500 setup plus $99 per month. We confirm the page scope, content requirements, and working arrangements before starting. Ecommerce, very large sites, custom applications, extensive programming, and unlimited revisions are outside the standard plan.

Need ongoing SEO and marketing too? Marketing is $750 per month and is month-to-month, cancel anytime. Stay at least 6 months, billed monthly, and we’ll build your website for free, with hosting and basic ongoing management included.

Built with search and accessibility in mind

We use semantic page structure, descriptive headings, crawlable text, clean links, and performance-conscious assets. Keyboard access, readable contrast, and labeled forms are part of the build process.

From brief to launch

Complete the intake form and provide your business details. There are no calls or meetings: we prepare the website for your written feedback and approval, then test it before launch. Timing depends on scope, account access, and the availability of content and approvals.

For work on an existing site, see our SEO and digital marketing services.

Not sure where to start?

Get a free website and marketing review. No calls or meetings. We will send our findings by email.

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