A website you can change yourself, built by someone down the road.
Most local sites are slow, out of date and only a developer can change them. I build fast sites with a small editor for the things that change every week: prices, hours, services, photos and events.
Websites start at $750 for a basic 1 to 3 page site, $1,500 for a 5-page site you can edit from your phone, $2,500 for a full local-business site, and $5,000 to $10,000+ for custom builds. Or $99 a month with nothing upfront. Care plans from $49 a month. Tell me your budget first and I’ll scope to it.
- Fast on a phone
- Plain pages that load before a customer gives up, checked against Google’s own speed test.
- You hold the keys
- Change prices, hours, services and photos from your phone. The layout can’t break.
- Found on Google
- Hours, address and services written so Google, Maps and AI assistants read them correctly.
- Looked after
- Hosting, backups, security updates and fixes, handled by the person who built it.
- Spuds-N-Subs: A restaurant site the owner updates from a phone, and the social posts that send people to it.
- Rachelle Spitfire: Website and social media for a spoken word artist and motivational speaker.
- Ignite Seminary: Admissions, courses, grading and tuition for a Myrtle Beach seminary, in one system.
How much does a website cost in Myrtle Beach?
It depends on what the site has to do. Websites start at $750 for a basic 1 to 3 page site, $1,500 for a 5-page site you can edit from your phone, $2,500 for a full local-business site, and $5,000 to $10,000+ for custom builds. Or $99 a month with nothing upfront. Care plans from $49 a month. Tell me your budget first and I’ll scope to it.
Can I update the site myself?
Yes. Every site comes with an editor for the things that change: prices, hours, services, photos and events. It works from a phone and can’t break the layout.
Do you only work with Myrtle Beach businesses?
I’m based in Myrtle Beach and most clients are on the Grand Strand, so meeting in person is easy. I also work with businesses anywhere.
What happens if my site breaks or gets hacked?
Care plans include backups, monitoring and security updates, and you call the person who built it. No ticket queue. When the old Spuds-N-Subs site was hacked in June 2026, it was back online and taking orders the same evening.
Can my site pull from my POS, booking or scheduling system?
Often, yes. For Spuds-N-Subs the menu on the website follows the register, so a price changed at the counter shows up online without retyping. The same idea works for booking calendars, class schedules, inventory and service lists.