Atlanta Web Design & Digital Marketing

Most websites we build land between $12,000 and $35,000. That covers a custom-designed marketing site for an established business – real strategy, real design, built to convert.

Larger builds run higher. Ecommerce, complex integrations, custom applications, or multi-language sites have gone well into six figures. 

If you’re looking for a $3,000 website, we’re not the right fit, and I’d rather say that now than waste your time on a call.

What moves that number is scope – how many pages, whether we’re designing from scratch or building on a brand you already have, whether you need ecommerce, custom functionality, integrations with your CRM, or content and photography we produce ourselves.

Here’s what I will tell you. You’ll have a real number before you commit to anything, and it won’t move unless you change the scope. No hourly surprises. No line items you didn’t approve.

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Most sites take 4 to 6 weeks. Larger builds – ecommerce, custom functionality, multi-language – can run several months.

The variable usually isn’t us. It’s content. Design and development stay on schedule; what stretches a timeline is waiting on copy, photos, product data, or a round of feedback that takes three weeks to come back. The projects that finish in four weeks are the ones where someone on your side owns that.

They’re used pretty interchangeably these days, but in truth they’re different. A designer decides what your site looks like and how someone moves through it – layout, typography, color, where the eye goes, what happens when someone lands on the page. A developer builds it. They turn that design into working code, make it fast, make it work on a phone, and connect it to whatever it needs to talk to.

Plenty of people do both. Fewer do both well.

That’s why we staff them separately. Your project gets someone whose job is making it convert and someone whose job is making it work, not one person splitting the difference.

Yes. We work with clients all over the world, and we’ve built sites in Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Russian, and English.

That’s harder than it sounds. Arabic reads right to left, which means the entire layout flips. Chinese and Japanese break every assumption your typography made about line length and character spacing. Most agencies treat translation as a find-and-replace at the end of the project. We build for the language from the start and work with native translators for each one.

Atlanta is home. It isn’t a limit.

Both. Most of our sites are WordPress, because for most businesses it’s the right answer. You can update your own content, it’s stable, and it doesn’t lock you in.

When it isn’t the right answer, we say so. We build on other platforms, write fully custom code, handle integrations with whatever systems you already run, and build applications when a site isn’t what you actually need.

The platform is a decision we make with you after we understand the project. Not one we make for you before the first call.