Web design in Texas, with the price on the page

A standard service website is $2,500. That buys up to eight pages, written and designed for the work you want, with the search and tracking basics done before launch, not sold later.

$2,500one-timeone-time, yours when paid off

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No website, or one you are embarrassed to send
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Leads come from word of mouth only
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What website design is, and what it costs

Most Texas service businesses need the same eight pages done well: a home page that says what you do and where, a page for each main service, an about page people trust, a contact page that works on a phone, and the legal bits. A standard website covers that, with every page written for the searches people in your area actually type.

Every build is mobile-first and fast by design. Pages load fast on a phone, stay secure and need no update night. The same structure makes the site readable to Google and to AI assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini, which is where a growing share of "who should I call" questions now get answered.

Need more than eight pages? Additional or landing pages are $200 each, and a focused 3-page funnel for one offer is $600. Selling products? Look at the e-commerce website instead. Already have a site that just needs to be faster and sharper? The website rebuild is the better buy.

When the site is paid off, it is yours: the files, the content and the domain. Pair it with hosting at $50 a month and three small changes a month are included, or host it anywhere you like.

Related reading from the AWC blog: How much does a website cost for a Texas small business?.

What's included

Everything in the price

Up to 8 pages, written and designed for your services and your area
Mobile-first layout, tested on real phones
On-page SEO: titles, descriptions, headings, schema and internal links
Contact and quote forms with spam protection and lead notifications
Analytics and call tracking set up and verified
Agent-ready structure for Google and AI assistants
Launch support: domain, redirects, sitemap and search-engine submission

What you get

In your hands

A private preview link to review every page before launch
A launch checklist with the before-and-after speed measurements
Training on how to request changes, or make them yourself
Ownership of the site when it is paid off

How it works

From a short call to a plain-English report

A short call

Fifteen minutes on what you do, where you want work from and what you have now. No pitch deck.

A written plan with prices

Every line priced from the published list, with what is included under each one. Nothing hidden until the invoice.

Build and review

You see the work on a private link and mark what to change before anything goes live.

Launch, measure, report

We switch it on, measure it before and after, and send you the numbers in plain English.

Questions

Website design: common questions

How much does a website cost in Texas with AWC?

A standard service website is $2,500 one-time for up to 8 pages. Additional pages are $200 each. Anything up to $6,000 can start with $200 down and six monthly payments at 0%.

How long does a website take?

Most standard websites are previewed within a few weeks of receiving your content and photos, and launched once you have reviewed every page. The exact schedule is set in the written plan.

Do I own the website?

Yes. When the site is paid off, the files, the content and the domain are yours. You can host it with us or anywhere else.

Do you build websites outside East Texas?

Yes. The work is done remotely and reviewed on a private link, so Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio and Austin businesses get the same process as our neighbors around Winnsboro.