Web design for Butler County businesses, from a studio in Butler County
Butler County is the largest county in Kansas by area, and we work from its most populous city. Most of the county is a short drive from our door, and we come to you.
The short answer
Point It Here is a web design studio in Andover, Butler County's largest city, building custom websites for businesses across the county. El Dorado, Augusta, Rose Hill, Benton and Towanda are all within about 25 minutes. A site costs $499 to build and $49 a month, or $1,449 once, launches in about two weeks, and starts with a meeting at your place of business.
Butler County towns we drive to
Times are from Andover, rounded up.
| Town | Distance | Drive | Main road from Andover |
|---|---|---|---|
| Benton | 8 miles | About 15 minutes | North on Andover Road to K-254 |
| Rose Hill | 11 miles | About 20 minutes | South on Andover Road and Butler Road |
| Augusta | 11 miles | About 20 minutes | East on US-54/400 |
| Towanda | 13 miles | About 20 minutes | North to K-254, then east |
| El Dorado | 19 miles | About 25 minutes | The Turnpike (I-35) or US-54 |
| Douglass | 23 miles | About 35 minutes | US-54/400 east, then US-77 south |
| Leon | 23 miles | About 35 minutes | US-54/400 east past Augusta |
| Whitewater | 25 miles | About 35 minutes | K-254 east, then K-196 north |
Our own town has its own page.
One county, very different towns
Butler County covers more ground than any other county in Kansas, and its towns do not look alike. El Dorado is the county seat, with the courthouse, Butler Community College and one of the largest refineries in the Plains. Augusta has a restored downtown with red brick streets. Rose Hill and Andover have grown on families who work in Wichita. Farther east, Leon and Douglass are farm towns where a single business may serve a customer base spread over many miles.
That spread matters for a website. A shop in Leon may be the nearest option for people twenty minutes away who have never driven past it. They will only know it exists if it shows up when they search, with hours and directions that are right.
What Butler County customers need to find on a site
- Which towns you serve, written out by name, so a search from Towanda or Benton finds you as easily as one from El Dorado
- Hours you can change from your phone when harvest, weather or a school event changes them
- A tap to call and a tap for directions, because many visitors are driving in from somewhere else in the county
- Prices or a clear way to ask for a quote, since nobody drives 30 minutes to find out
Every site we build includes those, and is set up so Google and AI assistants can read your hours, services and area.
What it costs anywhere in the county
$499 builds a custom site of up to 10 pages with one backend system, such as bookings or an order queue. It is paid in two parts: $200 to commission a working demo, then $299 once you approve it. After launch, care is $49 a month and covers hosting, uptime monitoring, bug fixes and up to 10 small changes a month. If you would rather not pay monthly, the same site is $1,449 once with a year of hosting. The full list is on the pricing page.
Questions owners ask us
Is there a web designer in Butler County, Kansas?
Yes. Point It Here works from Andover, the county's most populous city, and builds websites for businesses across Butler County. We meet owners at their place of business in El Dorado, Augusta, Rose Hill and the smaller towns.
How much does a website cost for a Butler County business?
$499 to build, then $49 a month for hosting and care, or $1,449 once with a year of hosting and no ongoing care. The $200 first payment buys a working demo, and you can stop there if it is not right.
Will you drive out to Leon, Douglass or Whitewater?
Yes. They are all about 35 minutes from Andover, and we do not charge for the trip. Most owners prefer to meet at their shop or office, and we are glad to.
Can one site cover customers all over the county?
Yes. We write out the towns you serve by name and set up your Google listing with the same area, so someone searching from Towanda finds a business based in Augusta.
Do you work with farms and rural businesses?
Yes. A site for a farm stand, a feed store or a rural contractor needs the same things as one in town: hours, directions, what you sell and a way to reach you. Seasonal hours are yours to change from a phone.
Who owns the website when it is done?
You do. The domain, the hosting account, the code and the content are yours from day one, and the exit plan is written at the start. Our guide on owning your website explains what that means.
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Tell us where in Butler County you are.
Every project starts with a signed contract and a working demo: $200 for a website, or a website and apps, and a quoted demo price for everything else.