Web design in Goddard, KS, on the west end of Kellogg
Andover and Goddard are at opposite ends of the same road. About 18,000 vehicles pass through Goddard on it every day, and the town around it has filled in with commuter families.
The short answer
Point It Here builds custom websites for Goddard, Kansas businesses from Andover, about 40 minutes east along Kellogg (US-54/400). A site is $499 to build and $49 a month, or $1,449 once, for up to 10 pages and one backend system like online ordering or bookings. A working demo arrives within a week and the site launches in about two weeks. We meet you in Goddard.
Kellogg, from our end to yours
US-54/400, Kellogg in Wichita, runs through Andover on the east and Goddard on the west. The trip is about 27 miles across the whole city, around 40 minutes. We drive it to meet you at your business, then handle the demo and changes on your phone.
A railroad stop turned commuter town
Goddard was laid out in 1883 on the planned Santa Fe line and named for a railroad vice president. As Wichita pushed west, commuters settled here and turned a farm town into a suburb. Goddard USD 265 has its offices on South Main. New local businesses have opened along Kellogg, downtown and in the Goddard Industrial Park, alongside a Walmart Supercenter, and a large mixed-use project called Goddard Destination is planned.
Goddard also draws visitors. Tanganyika Wildlife Park, a 51-acre park with more than 400 animals, opened in 2008, and the Lake Afton Public Observatory is nearby. Goddard's chamber is now Our Community Chamber, which since 2025 also covers Maize and the west side of the metro.
Two audiences: the highway and the neighborhood
A Goddard restaurant or shop on Kellogg sees two kinds of customer. Commuters and families heading to the wildlife park pass by at highway speed and search for a place to stop. Residents want the regular spot for Friday night or the nearest barber. A site that serves both:
- Shows what you are and where on Kellogg you are in the first screen
- Has a menu or price list as real text, not a photo of a paper menu
- Takes orders or bookings, connected to Toast, Square, Booksy or whatever you already use
- Posts specials and changed hours as soon as you type them
The price for a Goddard business
The build is $499 for up to 10 pages and one backend system. You pay $200 to commission a working demo, and $299 once you approve it. Care is $49 a month, covering hosting, monitoring, bug fixes and up to 10 small changes, or $500 a year on a three-year contract. You can also pay $1,449 once with a year of hosting. Every price we charge.
Questions owners ask us
Do you work with businesses in Goddard?
Yes. Goddard is about 40 minutes from our studio in Andover along Kellogg, and we come to your business for the first meeting.
What does a website cost in Goddard, KS?
$499 to build, then $49 a month, or $1,449 once with a year of hosting. Agencies around Wichita commonly quote $5,000 to $25,000; our cost guide explains the difference.
Can my restaurant on Kellogg take online orders on its own site?
Yes. We can connect ordering through Toast or Square on your own site, alongside DoorDash if you use it. Our page on restaurant websites covers the options.
Do visitors to the wildlife park matter for a local business site?
They can. People planning a day trip look for lunch, fuel and things to do nearby. A site that loads fast and says where you are relative to the park and Kellogg gets their stop.
How long until a Goddard business is live?
About two weeks. The working demo reaches your phone within a week of signing, and launch follows within a week of your approval.
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Tell us about your Goddard business.
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.