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Shows up when someone nearby searches
Set up so Google understands what you sell and where, and so an AI asked for a recommendation in Wichita can read your hours, prices, and address. We complete your Google listing and keep it active.
We're in Andover, on the other side of the Turnpike from you. Your site is drawn for your business alone, shows up when someone in Wichita searches or asks an AI, and is built toward a number we agree on first: how many new customers it takes to cover its cost.
Wichita has more web design agencies than most cities its size, and most of them are good at what they do. Here is how we are different, in plain words. Our prices are on the site, fixed, and start at $500. Nobody else in town publishes theirs. We don't build on WordPress, so there are no plugins to patch and nothing that breaks on a Tuesday. You own the domain, the hosting account, and the content from the first day. And before you pay for the build, you see a working demo of your actual site, with your real menu or services and your real photos, for $200 that comes off the total.
We build for the kinds of businesses that make up Wichita: restaurants on Douglas and in Delano, trades working the west side, salons and clinics on the east, shops in Old Town and College Hill, and the aviation suppliers that keep the city running. If you are a small business anywhere in Sedgwick County, we can meet you at your place, and we mean that literally.
Four things most local sites don't do. You can check each one on the sites in our work.
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Set up so Google understands what you sell and where, and so an AI asked for a recommendation in Wichita can read your hours, prices, and address. We complete your Google listing and keep it active.
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Most of your customers find you on a phone, often on a weak signal. A slow site reads as a closed business. Ours are held to a speed limit, and a change that breaks it doesn't ship.
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Your photos, your words, your colors. Someone who has walked past your place should recognise it from the site. No templates, no stock photos.
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Every call, form, and booking is counted from launch, with where each one came from. You see whether the site is earning, not just whether it's up.
You see your own site working before you decide to finish it.
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Four short fields, or a text. We reply within one business day.
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Credited to your total. Then we get to know your business the way friends do.
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A working demo of your own site on your own phone. We change it until it matches what you pictured. Then you decide: pay the rest, or stop with only the $200 spent.
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We audit it for speed and accessibility, test it, publish it, connect your Google listing, and start counting.
We're in Andover, twenty minutes east on Kellogg or the Turnpike. We work with businesses across the Wichita metro and will come to your place for the first conversation.
Agencies in town typically start between $5,000 and $25,000 and rarely publish a price. Ours is fixed: $500 to build, then $50 a month on a care plan, or $1,500 once with a year of hosting. The full list is on our pricing page.
About two weeks. A working demo within a week of signing, changes until it matches what you pictured, then an audit, testing, and launch within a week of your approval.
Yes. Every site is set up so Google understands what you sell and where, and we complete and maintain your Google listing on the Starter bundle and above. That listing is where most Wichita customers decide.
That is one of the four things every site we build does. Your hours, prices, menu or services, and address are written so an AI asked for a recommendation can read them and point someone to you.
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.