Typewright

Built to last.

Your website should be the best salesperson you have.

Custom sites for small businesses across the Southeast. No templates, no page builders, no retainer.

Most projects land between $2,500 and $6,500.

The problem

Built once. Not rebuilt every two years.

Most small business sites load slowly on a phone. The hours are wrong. The contact form goes to an inbox nobody checks. Somewhere there's a stock photo of a handshake.

That isn't a taste problem, it's a construction problem. A site assembled from a template inherits every compromise the template made. We draw yours from what your business actually does, then build to that drawing.

What every build includes

One builder
The person who designs your site is the person who builds it. No account manager relaying messages.
Custom design
Drawn for your business. Not a theme with your logo dropped in.
Built for phones
Designed on a phone screen first, because that's where your customers are.
Speed
Pages that load in about a second on a truck's cell signal.
Found on Google
Page structure, local listings, and the technical work search engines look for.
You own it
Domain and hosting in your name, admin access is yours, and if you leave you take the site with you.

Real prices, before you call

Most studios make you sit through a sales call to hear a number. Here it is. Every project is quoted exactly after we talk, but this is the range to plan for.

Foundation

$2,500

Trades, single-location shops

  • Up to 5 pages
  • You supply the copy, we structure it
  • Contact and quote forms
  • Google Business setup
  • Three weeks
Most projects

Standard

$4,200

Practices, firms, multi-service

  • Up to 10 pages
  • We write the pages with you
  • Online booking or scheduling
  • Staff and service pages
  • Four to five weeks

Full build

$6,500+

Retail, catalogs, integrations

  • As many pages as the work needs
  • Payments or online ordering
  • Software integrations
  • Content system you can edit
  • Six weeks and up
Get a fixed quote

Tell us what you need and you'll get an exact number, not a range.

Replacing an existing site

A rebuild is priced from the same three tiers — replacing a site costs about what building one costs. What's different is the work around it: moving your existing content, mapping every old page to its new address, and keeping the rankings you already have. That's included, up to the page count of your tier.

If your site works and only looks dated, say so. Sometimes the honest answer is a smaller job than a rebuild, and we'll tell you that before you spend anything.

After launch

The site is yours the day it ships. Running it costs what it costs anyone: your domain renews at roughly $15 a year, and hosting runs anywhere from free for a simple site to about $25 a month once you add booking, payments, or a content system. Those accounts are in your name, and you pay the registrar and host directly.

If you'd rather not deal with it, we'll take it on. Hosting and security, $45 a month — hosting, SSL, backups, uptime monitoring, and security updates. Full care, $145 a month — all of that plus an hour of changes each month and priority turnaround. Anything beyond that, or without a plan, is $95 an hour.

Both are optional. Plenty of clients host it themselves and call us when something needs doing. There's no retainer either way, and nothing owed to us to keep your site up.

How a build goes

One

We talk

Half an hour on the phone or a video call about what your business does and who calls you.

Two

We plan

You get a page-by-page plan and a fixed price before any work starts.

Three

We build

Design and writing together, with a link you can watch it come together on.

Four

We launch

We move it live, submit it to Google, and hand you the keys in your name.

Work we take

We build for businesses where the phone ringing is the point. If your customers find you on a phone and decide in thirty seconds, we're a fit — wherever you are.

Heating and air
Plumbing and electrical
Roofing and exteriors
Dental and medical practices
Law offices
Accounting and insurance
Building supply and retail
Salons and studios
Restaurants and catering