Websites
Website design for small businesses and nonprofitsA website built around calls and forms.
A site is $4,997 for a business or $2,997 for a nonprofit, and you pay once. We track every call and form it brings in from day one.
It’s 30 minutes with Miguel, and he names one plan and one price. You can also see our prices first.
What you get.
- Pages
- We don’t cap the count, so you get as many pages as your business needs.
- Build
- Custom coded, fast-loading websites, on desktop and mobile.
- Calls and forms
- We set up Google Analytics and count every form and every tap on your phone number, so you see what the site brings in from day one.
- Hosting
- $50 every 4 weeks, unless you’re on a plan. It keeps the site up, backed up and safe, and covers small updates like new photos or a text change.
Add SEO, $750 every 4 weeks
We offer SEO only on a site we built. At signing, you get a written list of the fixes and pages we’ll do. If we haven’t finished the agreed fixes and pages by day 90, we keep working at no added fee until we do. We promise the work, but we never promise a ranking.
“I love this website! Great work. It also looks great on my phone. ... The language translation piece is so seamless and works amazing”
What’s included?
We build every page your business needs, track the calls and forms they bring in, and set the site up on hosting. Send us a video and we add it.
Do you build on WordPress?
No. We code each site ourselves, so it loads fast on desktop and mobile, and it’s yours.
What does hosting cover?
Hosting keeps the site up, backed up and safe. It also covers small updates you ask for, like posting a blog you wrote, new photos or a text change.
Guides for your website
- Website design in ConwayWhat a site from our Oak St office costs, and when building it yourself makes sense.
- Generative Engine Optimization: How to Get Named in AI AnswersWhat gets a business named in ChatGPT and Google's AI answers, and how to check it yourself.
- How Much Does a Website Cost? What You're Paying ForWhat drives a website's price, the costs that come back every year, and what to ask before you sign.
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC: Three Settings That Keep Your Email Out of SpamThree rows in your domain settings that prove your email is yours, and how to test them.
- Who Hosts My Domain? Find the Company, the Settings and the LoginsLook up who holds your domain, where its settings live, and how to get the logins back.
- How to Make AI Writing Sound Human: Find the Tells and Fix ThemThe nine patterns that make AI drafts sound like nobody, and the edit that fixes them.
6 more guides
- How to Build a Landing Page for Google Ads: One Search, One ActionWe build each landing page for one search and one action, then check it on a phone before the ads go live.
- Website Redesign SEO Checklist: Keep Your Pages, Ads and Leads WorkingKeep every old page address working, carry your tracking across, and test a real lead on launch day.
- Videos for Small Business: Answer One Question in Each VideoFilm one short video for each question your callers ask, with the answer in the first sentence.
- A Chatbot for Your Nonprofit: Answer 5 Board Questions FirstBefore a chatbot goes on your site, write down answers to the five questions your board will ask, and test it with hard messages.
- Church Website Checklist: Test It Like a Guest Before Every Big SundayCheck your church website on a phone, like a guest, before Easter, Christmas and every big Sunday.
- How to Build Referral Partnerships: Equip Your Partners, Then Catch Who They SendGive partners something to hand over, and keep count of everyone they send.
We build the ads. You see every call and decide if it’s worth it.
Trades and stores: Stop anytime in your first 30 days, and the fee never starts.
Nonprofits: You pay half of the Grant money we put to work for you each bill, and never more than $750. Google pays for the ads.
1201 Oak St, Conway, AR 72032 · (501) 585-7285 · Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM