Spartanburg, South Carolina
Web design and development in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
We design and develop custom websites, client portals and the software behind them for businesses in Spartanburg and across the county. 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
Spartanburg is a working county — manufacturing, logistics, the suppliers around them, and a downtown that has spent a decade rebuilding itself. A lot of the businesses here do not just need a brochure site. They need the website and the system behind it to be the same project.
We do both, which is unusual for a shop this size. The public site is designed and coded by hand. The portal, the intake form that feeds a real workflow, the console your team logs into — that is the same build, not a second vendor.
- A custom responsive design, not a theme with your logo dropped in
- Forms that feed a real workflow rather than an inbox nobody reads
- Client portals, dashboards and internal tools when the work calls for them
- Domain, SSL and launch configuration done for you
- Speed and accessibility passes before anything goes live
The client portal page covers the software side in detail, and the services page breaks down the packages.
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 private client console, starts at $3,500 plus care from $299 a month. Portals and custom software are quoted to scope, because no two are the same job.
Whatever the shape of it, you get the real figure in writing before you agree to anything, and the monthly cost up front rather than discovered later. The full pricing is on the home page.
Who we build for
Manufacturers and their suppliers, contractors, professional firms, schools and ministries. Spartanburg is about forty minutes from us, which is close enough to meet in person when a project needs it and far enough that we will not waste your morning on a meeting a phone call would have covered.
We take a limited number of projects at a time, so you talk to the person building your site rather than an account manager relaying messages.
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 Spartanburg ask before they start.
More on the process pageYes. Spartanburg is about forty minutes from us, close enough to meet in person when a project needs it. We work across the county, including the towns around the manufacturing corridor.
That is half of what we do. Client portals, dashboards, internal tools and integrations are built by the same people who build the public site, so there is no second vendor and no handoff between the two. The client portal page covers it in detail.
It is a private area behind a login where your team tracks leads, clients, projects and billing in one place instead of across three apps and a spreadsheet. It is worth it when more than one person needs the same picture of what is happening. When it is not worth it, we will say so.
Yes, along with contractors, professional firms, schools and ministries. The common thread is not the industry, it is a business where the website and the system behind it should have been one project rather than two.
You do. Code, database and hosting accounts transfer to you at launch, the same as with a website. Nothing is held back, and there is no license you have to keep paying for to keep using what we built.
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.