Straight answers to the questions we get asked most
No gated PDFs and no lead-capture forms. These are the answers we give on the phone, written down so you can read them before you ever contact us.
Short answer
Eight guides covering what a website costs, how long a build takes, custom versus template, local SEO, choosing a platform, redesigning without losing rankings, what makes a site convert, and what to ask an agency before you sign.
Start with the question you actually have
- 01How much does a custom website cost?What drives the price, what our work starts at, and why quotes vary so widely between agencies.
- 02How long does it take to build a website?Realistic timelines by project size, and the two things that cause almost every delay.
- 03Custom website vs templateAn honest comparison, including when a template is genuinely the right choice.
- 04What is local SEO?What the map pack is, what actually moves local rankings, and what to do first.
- 05WordPress vs Shopify vs SquarespaceNo best platform, only a best fit. Which one we recommend in which situation.
- 06Redesign without losing rankingsWhat a 301 redirect is, why redesigns lose traffic, and the pre-launch checklist.
- 07What makes a website convert?The elements that turn visitors into leads, and why visitors leave without calling.
- 08Questions to ask before you signThe five questions that matter, and the answers worth walking away from.
Key takeaways: what should you take away from this page?
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These guides answer the questions that decide a website project before anyone signs anything — cost, timeline, platform, and what to ask an agency.
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Everything here is ungated. There is no form between you and any of it.
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They are written for owner-operated businesses in Dallas–Fort Worth, so the examples and the market context are local rather than generic.
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161 sites launched, 95% client retention, 110+ five-star Google reviews, and 25+ years of design and development experience behind every build.
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