Small Business Websites for Texas Hill Country
You're good at your business. We're good at helping your business grow.
What a website does for you
Word of mouth that works while you sleep
Word of mouth still brings you most of your work. A website is where that lands: somebody hears your name, looks you up, and finds your hours, your prices, and a way to reach you before they ever call.
Local SEO
Show up when somebody two towns over searches for what you do.
Professional Email
Your name at your own domain instead of a free address from 2009.
Email Marketing
Stay in front of the customers you already earned, without nagging them.
Online Scheduling
Let people book at ten at night instead of leaving a voicemail.
Digital Invoicing
Send the bill, get paid faster, keep records that hold up at tax time.
eCommerce Store
Sell online as easily as you sell across the counter.
Three conversations and you're live
No proposals you need a lawyer for, no six-week discovery phase. We keep it to the parts that change the site.
STEP ONE
Answer some questions
Tell us about the business, your customers, and what the site needs to do. No jargon and no homework.
STEP TWO
We plan and build
We look at what's working for businesses like yours around town, then write, design, and build the whole thing.
STEP THREE
You launch
You get a site that loads fast, reads right on a phone, and turns up when people search nearby.
Recent work
Christmas Creators
George Dombart Law
Hurt & Atkins, CPA
Pick the package that fits the shop
Every one includes hosting, a real email address at your own domain, and a phone number that rings a person in Kerrville.
On the Map
For businesses that need a real website and need it to turn up in local searches.
- Three to five page website
- Local SEO setup
- Google Business Profile
- Professional email at your domain
On the Books
For businesses that run on appointments, quotes, and repeat customers.
- Everything in On the Map
- Online scheduling
- Digital invoicing
- Email marketing setup
On the Shelf
For shops ready to sell online as well as across the counter.
- Everything in On the Books
- Online store and checkout
- Shipping and pickup options
- Product and inventory setup
Questions & answers
How long does a website take?
Most sites go live three to four weeks after we have your photos and the go-ahead. A store with a full catalog takes longer, and we'll tell you that up front.
Do I have to write everything?
No. We sit down with you, ask the questions, then write the pages ourselves and send them over for your edits.
What if I already have a website?
We'll look at what you've got. Sometimes the honest answer is a rebuild. Sometimes it's a tune-up and better local SEO, and we'll say so.
Can I update it myself?
Yes. New hours, new menu, new truck photo — we build sites you can change without calling us, and we walk you through it before launch.
Do you work outside Kerrville?
Every week. Boerne, Comfort, Fredericksburg, Bandera, and the towns in between. Same rate, no travel charge.
What happens after launch?
We host it, keep it updated and secure, and pick up the phone when your business changes. That's the part most shops skip.