Website design and development, built to be found.
Website design and development is the work of making a site people understand and act on, then building the features, integrations, and speed behind it that a template cannot give you.
Every build starts with the pages your customers actually need, gets designed around your brand rather than a template, and launches with search structure and analytics already wired in. You own all of it from day one.
What you actually getand what each part is for.
A site can look finished and still be quietly losing work: a contact form nobody has tested, pages search engines never reach, and no tracking to tell you either way. Those are the leaks worth checking first, and finding them is where a build starts rather than where it ends.
Discovery, sitemap, and UX
We start with your business, your customers, and the pages they actually need. Every page is mapped and the important ones wireframed before a single visual decision gets made, so the build stays on brief and you always know what you are approving.
Brand-led visual design
Typography, color, imagery, and layout drawn from your brand rather than a template's defaults. If you do not have brand assets yet, we set a direction first so the site is not quietly inventing one page by page.
Custom features and components
Purpose-built functionality for the way your business actually runs. Quote forms, booking flows, calculators, gated content, member areas, or whatever the work needs that a stock block cannot do.
Platform, API, and CRM integrations
Your site connected to the tools you already pay for. Forms routed to the right inbox or CRM, calendars, payment and point-of-sale systems, email platforms, and Zapier where a direct connection does not exist.
Speed and search-ready structure
Page hierarchy, headings, metadata, internal links, image sizing, and structured data all set up correctly at launch instead of retrofitted a year later. Structured data is part of that, and our free schema generator shows what it looks like.
Migrations and ongoing maintenance
Moving platforms without losing redirects, analytics history, or search visibility. After launch, updates, monitoring, backups, and small content edits can run on a monthly plan rather than landing back on you.
How big is your projectthree shapes most builds fit.
Scope is the thing that decides everything else, so it is worth settling early. Almost every project lands in one of three shapes. We will tell you which one yours is on the first call, and the written quote follows from that rather than the other way round.
Launch
Starting at$1,250
Best forGetting a credible site online quickly when you have little or nothing today.
- Up to 3 pages, template-guided on your brand
- Responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone
- A working contact form
- Basic on-page SEO on every page
- Analytics connected and verified
- Launch QA and a plain-language handoff guide
Growth
Starting at$2,950
Best forReplacing a site that is holding the business back, with the design and search work done properly.
- Up to 5 pages, custom-branded design
- Discovery and a wireframe before any visuals
- Contact form and map integration
- On-page SEO fundamentals across the whole site
- Google Analytics 4, Search Console, and Bing Webmaster Tools
- Launch QA and handoff support while you settle in
System
Starting at$5,500
Best forA site that has to do a job: custom functionality, real integrations, or a structure built around conversion.
- Custom site structure, scoped to the job
- Conversion-focused layouts designed page by page
- Custom features and form routing
- Light automation planning
- A full SEO foundation plus conversion tracking
- Launch QA and full handoff documentation
Domain, hosting, and any paid templates or plugins stay in your name and are billed by those providers rather than by us. Scope, revision rounds, and the final figure all go in writing before work starts, usually half up front and half on completion.
What we will build it onand why the answer is not always the same.
There is no single best platform, only the one that fits how you want to work after launch. We build on all three below, and we would rather improve what you already have than move you for the sake of moving.
Squarespace
Suits you if you want to make small edits yourself without touching code, and the site is mostly content, services, and contact. The trade-off is less room for custom functionality, and its image delivery needs deliberate handling to stay fast.
WordPress
Suits you if you need custom functionality, a real publishing operation, or WooCommerce behind the storefront. The trade-off is that plugins are where most sites break, so it needs maintaining rather than leaving alone.
Wix
Suits you if you are already on it and it is working. We will build and improve there. Worth knowing up front that moving off Wix later is harder than moving off the other two, because there is no clean export.
Or where you already are
If your site mostly works, a rebuild is often the wrong first spend and we will say so. And if what you have today is a social page rather than a site, that comparison is worth reading before you spend anything at all.
If the store is the point rather than the site, that is eCommerce and marketplace work, and it starts from product data rather than from design.
How a build actually goesfive stages, and your half of each one.
The part most quotes leave out is what they need from you. Here is both halves, because a project stalls on missing copy and photos far more often than on anything technical.
Kickoff and discovery
A working session on your business, your customers, and what the site has to achieve. We agree on the goal before anything gets designed or quoted in detail.
An hour, and whatever you already know about where inquiries come from today.
Sitemap and wireframe
Every page mapped, and the pages that carry the most weight wireframed, so the journey is settled before any visual work starts.
A review, and either a yes or a redirect while changing direction is still cheap.
Design
Brand-led layouts for each page template, built on your colors, type, and imagery rather than a theme's defaults.
Brand assets if you have them, photos, and one consolidated round of feedback rather than a trickle of notes.
Build and integrate
The site built responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone, with forms, integrations, and search structure wired in as we go rather than bolted on at the end.
Content, or a decision to have us draft it, plus logins for anything that needs connecting.
Launch and handoff
Launch QA across devices, redirects preserved, analytics verified live rather than assumed, then a walkthrough and a written guide in plain language.
Domain and DNS access, and an hour for the walkthrough so the handoff actually lands.
One project, in their wordsGreenville Tech Co.
ScatterBranch Digital Marketing removed a huge weight off my shoulders. The process was incredibly seamless, and all of my expectations were exceeded. I no longer have to worry about missed leads due to poor website optimization.Johnny Honeycutt, Owner of Greenville Tech Co.
Greenville Tech Co. sells computer repair, network setups, Starlink installs, and smart home work around Greenville. Their old site was disorganized and hard to navigate, and it did not look like the business behind it. We rebuilt it from the ground up: a clean layout, a services menu people could actually use, location-focused SEO, a mobile experience that worked, and custom icons drawn for their core services. It is one of several web design projects in Greenville.
Read the full case studyAfter it is livewhat changes, and what does not.
You can run it yourself
The handoff guide is written for your platform and your site, not lifted from a generic manual. Update text, swap photos, publish a post, add a page. If you would rather not, that is fine, but it should be your choice rather than a technical limit somebody left in place.
Or we keep it healthy
Website care starts at $299 a month: platform and plugin updates, uptime and speed monitoring, backup and security review, and minor content edits. Larger and busier sites move up from there. There is no long-term lock-in, and you can start it later if you would rather see how you get on first.
The site is not the finish line
A site that converts is what makes everything after it worth doing. Paid campaigns stop burning budget once the pages do their job, and search visibility compounds on a structure that is already sound rather than fighting one that is not. How the four services fit together is set out on the services overview.
What does website design and development include?
What platform will you build on?
How long does a website take?
What do I need to provide?
Do I own the site when it is finished?
Can you improve the site I have instead of rebuilding it?
Is Google Business Profile optimization part of this?
Will the site be set up to be found in search and in AI answers?
More general questions are answered on the FAQ page.
Let's build something worth finding.
Tell us what you have today and what it needs to do. Fifteen minutes is usually enough to say whether a rebuild is the right spend, and we will tell you if it is not.