Web Design, Development, and Hosting. All in one.

At first glance, it might not be obvious why a quality website matters, especially if your business doesn't operate online. But in today's digital world, a website is a necessity for any business. It serves as a first impression, a way to onboard customers, and a way to passively market your business 24/7. With our Google-ready sites, your business will be easily discoverable by more potential customers, and will exude professionalism.

There are 4 really important reasons that custom sites are still popular even with the rise of DIY site builders.

1. Design
Aside from just looking pretty, there's a lot that a good design can do for your site. It will be a first impression for many, so it's important to get it right. A quality design will make your business seem more trustworthy, likely improving customer conversion. Also, you can forge a unique brand indentity by telling us exactly what you want on your site. Especially as a new business, this can drastically improve your brand image.

2. Accessibility
Accessibility is a measurement of how accessible your site is to those with disablities. This might not seem overly important, but it is. Not only does poor accessibility essentially block your site from ~15% of the population, it can also leave you open to very real and expensive Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) lawsuits for being incompliant with web accessibility standards.

3. Page Speed
This one is self explanatory. Site builders have to cut corners to maintain such ease of use, and that shows in their low page speed (generally in the 40-50 range). On the other hand, all of our sites score 95% or higher on the Google Web Speed performance metric, providing a much smoother and more pleasant user experience.

4. Discoverability (SEO)
This one is why the last two are so important. When a user searches for your industry, for example "roofers near me," Google takes a few things into account when deciding who to show that person. Two of the big ones are site speed and accesibility. These are two things that site builders like Wix or WordPress are terrible at, and it can hurt your business. Not to mention low speed and accessibility are bad for your customer's exprience as well. There is an entire industry about this, called "Search Engine Optimization," and getting a custom site is a good first step to improving your SEO.

Obviously we're a bit biased, but in our opinion, we provide more than others. We include everything you need at a high quality so you don't have to think about it.

- We create & curate modern designs that are proven to be effective on today's web.

- We take input from customers on what they want, while still suggesting best practices (it is your site after all).

- 365 day in-house support where you speak DIRECTLY to the developer working on your site. No passing the buck or wasting time with overseas call centers.

- We utilize Google trends to match your site content with popular keywords to boost the discoverability of your business.

- Our hosting providers are the same as some of the world's largest companies, so your site stays up no matter what.

- Each site has Google web analytics for you to see how it is performing.

First off, if you cancel, that's totally fine. One of the benefits of our service is after the inital 12-month period, we operate month-to-month and you can stop at any time, no questions asked.

As for what happens, you get to keep any domain or logos (even if we bought/created them for you). However, we will retain the site's design and code.

Quite simply, it's an investment. In 2024, a website is something every business looking to grow needs. Many business owners overlook these details and wheel out a half-assed site. With us, you can be assured that your site will check every box imaginable and be crafted to your liking.

A quality website and online presence should more than pay for itself by bringing you new customers. So if you ask us, an investment of $150/mo for a professional site with top-tier support is as good as it gets in this day and age.