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Web design in Plano that answers to the numbers.
A five-page website built in two weeks, measured properly, and handed over completely. I build them from McKinney, twenty minutes up 75, for businesses that want to know what their site is doing.
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Corporate on one side, independent on the other.
Plano runs on two economies at once. On one side sit the corporate campuses around Legacy West, with headquarters money and agency retainers to match. On the other side are the independents: the restaurants and shops in the downtown arts district along 15th Street, and the family practices, contractors, and studios that have served the same neighborhoods off Coit and Custer for twenty years.
The corporate side has whole departments to worry about its websites. The independent side usually has one owner doing it after close, with an agency quote in one hand that reads like it was written for the campuses across town. A Plano independent deserves the same discipline the corporates get, meaning a site that is fast, findable, and honest about its own performance, priced for a single location.
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What the two weeks buy.
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A five-page site
Designed around your business and built by hand. The full contents of the package are listed on the services page.
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Measurement that holds up
Analytics configured, verified, and explained, so you can see visits, sources, and enquiries in one honest report.
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A complete handoff
Site, domain, and accounts in your name, all documented. The proof page shows the standard every build is held to.
The details live on the services page, the receipts live on the proof page, and the tracking side of the work, including which channels actually bring customers, is covered on the marketing page.
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What Plano businesses ask.
How much does a web designer in Plano cost?
Custom five-page sites in this part of the metroplex are commonly quoted at $5,000 and up. My package is one flat price, currently $1,000, agreed before work begins, and there is no second phase waiting behind the quote.
Should I hire a web designer or use a website builder like Squarespace?
A website builder is a reasonable starting point when the budget will not stretch further, and there is no shame in it. The trade is your time and everything around the edges: getting the tracking honest, keeping forms from swallowing enquiries, and setting the site up to be found. If those edges are where your site is losing business, that is when hiring a web designer starts paying for itself.
My business is professional services, not retail. Does this still fit?
Yes, and Plano has a lot of you. For a law office, a CPA, or a consultancy, the site's job is credibility plus a steady flow of qualified enquiries, and the measurement matters even more because each enquiry is worth so much. The package is the same five pages; the content and the tracking plan are shaped around your practice.
Who owns the site and the accounts?
You do, from day one. The domain, the hosting, the analytics accounts, and the code are all set up in your business's name, and the handoff includes a written guide to every piece. If we never speak again after handoff, the site keeps working and keeps reporting.
Can you take over an existing website instead of starting from scratch?
Usually, yes. If the current site has good bones I can rework and instrument it rather than rebuild it, and the free check is where I will tell you which of those two paths makes sense. Content, photos, and anything else that still earns its place carries over either way.
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Find out what your site did last month.
Send over your web address and I will look at the speed, the search setup, and where enquiries are leaking. Straight answers come back within one business day, whether or not we ever work together.