Greenville, South Carolina
Web design in Greenville, South Carolina.
We build custom websites for businesses, schools and ministries in the Upstate. You get a written scope and a real number before you commit, and you own everything at launch.
- From $1,500
- 4–8 weeks
- Built by hand, never a template
What you get
Every site is designed and built by hand around what your visitors are actually trying to do, then structured so the people already searching for you can find it. There is no template underneath and no page builder to fight with later.
- A custom responsive design, not a theme with your logo dropped in
- Lead capture forms, with spam screening on everything public
- The search basics handled at build time, plus your Google Business Profile
- Domain, SSL and launch configuration done for you
- Speed and accessibility passes before anything goes live
If you need to edit your own pages, or you want a private console where your team tracks leads, clients and billing, that is the Premier package. The services page breaks down what sits in each one.
What it costs
Most web designers in Greenville will not put a number on a page. We will. A basic site starts at $1,500 one-time, plus care and hosting from $199 a month. Premier, with a CMS and a client console, starts at $3,500 plus care from $299 a month. Larger builds are quoted to scope.
Those are starting numbers, not the whole story — a five-page site for a service business and a fifty-page site for a school are not the same job. What you can count on is getting the real figure in writing before you agree to anything, and the monthly cost stated up front rather than discovered later. The full pricing is on the home page.
Who we build for
Small and mid-sized businesses, schools, ministries and service companies. Most are in Greenville and around the Upstate, some are not. We take on a limited number of projects at a time, which is why you talk to the person building your site rather than an account manager relaying messages.
If your current site has not been touched in years and is quietly costing you work, or your business is being run out of spreadsheets and group texts, those are the two problems we see most and both are fixable.
What we don't do
Worth saying plainly, because it saves everyone a conversation:
- We don't build on WordPress, Wix or Squarespace. If a template site genuinely fits what you need, we will say so rather than sell you a custom build.
- We don't push mobile apps. Most businesses that ask for one are better served by a fast mobile site and a client portal.
- We don't lock you into a contract. Care plans run month to month, and everything transfers to you at launch either way.
- We don't take on more work than we can finish properly, so there are times we will point you somewhere else.
Questions
What people ask before they start.
More on the process pageOur Basic package starts at $1,500 one-time, plus care and hosting from $199 a month. The Premier package, which adds a CMS you edit yourself and a private client console, starts at $3,500 one-time plus care from $299 a month. Bigger builds are quoted to scope. You get the number in writing before you commit to anything.
Four to eight weeks for most builds, depending on how many systems it has to connect to. We tell you the timeline in the same written scope as the price, so you are not guessing.
Yes, all of it. Code, content, database and hosting accounts transfer to you at launch. If you decide to work with someone else later, you take everything with you and nothing is held back.
No. We build custom instead of dropping you into a template you will outgrow in a year. That means we are not the cheapest option, and if a template site genuinely fits what you need, we will tell you that rather than sell you a build.
Most of our clients are in the Upstate, and some are not. Being local means we can sit down with you, which helps, but it is not a requirement.
Care plans cover hosting, SSL, daily backups, security maintenance, uptime monitoring, and a set amount of content and design edits each month. They run month to month with no lock-in, so you can leave whenever you want.
Only when a project genuinely needs one. Most businesses that ask for an app are better served by a fast mobile site and a client portal, at a fraction of the cost and the ongoing maintenance. When an app really is the right answer it is quoted to scope, with a minimum 60-day timeline.
Next step
Tell us what you're dealing with.
One conversation, then a written scope and price back. If we're not the right fit for what you need, we'll say so.