Simpsonville, South Carolina
Web design and development in Simpsonville, South Carolina.
We design and develop custom websites for businesses and ministries in Simpsonville, Five Forks and Fountain Inn. 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
Simpsonville has grown fast, and growth brings competition. When four companies in your category all look credible on Google, the site that wins is the one that answers the question quickest: do you serve my neighborhood, what does it cost, and can I book you without a phone call.
We build for those three answers first, then make the rest of the site follow. It is designed and coded by hand around your business, not a theme with your logo dropped into it.
- A custom responsive design, not a theme with your logo dropped in
- Lead capture and booking forms, with spam screening on everything public
- Service area pages so nearby searches actually find you
- Domain, SSL and launch configuration done for you
- Speed and accessibility passes before anything goes live
If you want to track leads, customers and billing behind one login rather than across three apps, that is the Premier package. The services page breaks down what sits in each one.
What it costs
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.
These are starting numbers, and your project gets a real figure in writing before you agree to anything. The monthly cost is stated up front rather than discovered later, and the care plan runs month to month. The full pricing is on the home page.
Who we build for
Home services, healthcare and family practices, youth programs and sports organizations, churches, and the service businesses working the Five Forks and Fountain Inn corridor. Most of our clients are in the Upstate and some are not; being close by helps, but it is not a requirement.
If your current site has not been touched in years, 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 in Simpsonville ask before they start.
More on the process pageYes, all three, along with Mauldin and the rest of southern Greenville County. Most of our clients are in the Upstate and some are not, so being nearby helps but it is not a requirement.
Yes. Booking and request forms are part of a normal build, with spam screening on anything public. If you want those requests tracked through to the job rather than just emailed to you, that is the client console in the Premier package.
The search basics are handled at build time, and we set up or clean up your Google Business Profile as part of the launch. Beyond that, local results are driven heavily by reviews and by how close the searcher is standing to you, which is why we will tell you what to do about reviews rather than promise you a ranking.
No. Care plans run month to month and you can cancel whenever you want. Everything transfers to you at launch either way, so leaving does not cost you the site.
Less than most people expect. Your logo if you have one, a sense of what you want visitors to do, and access to your domain. Copywriting and photography can be part of the project if you need them, and we will tell you up front what that adds.
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.