Mobile-first sites built from scratch for Jupiter and Palm Beach County businesses. Custom-coded, not a template or a page builder. Lighthouse 90+ on launch, with an in-person kickoff since the studio is here in town. Pricing is a one-time build plus a monthly retainer, shown below.
Why custom beats a template for a Jupiter business
A WordPress theme costs $80 and takes a weekend. The reason people stop using it is not aesthetic. It is performance, plugins, and the slow accumulation of debt every theme creates. By year two, the site is bloated, slow on mobile, and one plugin update away from a white screen.
Custom static-first sites ship in similar timelines, run twice as fast on mobile, and scale predictably. There are fewer moving parts, and the code is yours. Hosting, SSL, backups, and monitoring are bundled into the retainer, instead of the plugin, theme, and security renewals that stack up on managed WordPress hosts like WP Engine or Kinsta.
For Jupiter businesses competing on local search, the speed difference matters. Google ranks fast sites higher. Mobile users abandon slow sites quickly, with bounce rates climbing sharply past the 3-second mark. The investment in custom pays back in conversions and rankings inside the first 6 months.
Industries we build for in Jupiter
Home Services
HVAC, plumbing, roofing, pool service, landscape. Service-area pages and lead routing.
Restaurants & Hospitality
Menu sites, reservation flows, online ordering, multi-location.
Free 30-minute call in person or over video. We learn your business, audit the existing site, and write a one-page brief.
Strategy & scope
Sitemap, content outline, design direction, and a fixed-price quote with timeline. You see the brief before any design starts.
Design
Figma mockups for the home and 2 to 4 key pages, reviewed on a shared link. Two rounds of revisions before build.
Build
Weekly demos on a staging URL. Animations, integrations, and content go in here, and you review it as it is built.
QA & launch
Mobile testing, Lighthouse, schema validation, redirect mapping. Anything that breaks is caught on staging before launch.
Care
Managed hosting and a maintenance retainer. We monitor, update, and improve the site after go-live.
Build plus retainer
Every engagement is a one-time build plus a month-to-month retainer, quoted as two line items. These are the same Anchor, Growth, and Scale tiers as the main pricing page, priced the same statewide, cancel anytime with 30 days notice.
ANCHOR
$1,500 per month
plus $5,000 to $7,500 one-time build
For a single-location service business that needs a site that works and someone watching it.
8 pages, custom-designed and mobile-first
Passes Core Web Vitals at launch
Lead capture wired into your CRM
Hosting, SSL, daily backups, uptime alerts
30 minutes of content updates every month
1-hour response on production outages
GROWTH
Recommended
$3,200 per month
plus $7,500 to $15,000 one-time build
For a multi-location or growing business that wants search rankings and traffic climbing month over month.
Everything in Anchor
16 pages plus the local SEO foundation
15 to 20 keywords tracked weekly
Geo-grid map scans every month
1 to 2 pages optimized every month
AI search visibility checked monthly
Quarterly strategy call
SCALE
$6,500 per month
plus $15,000+ one-time build
For a $1M+ revenue business that wants a marketing department: ads, automation, dashboards, and strategy.
Everything in Growth
30 pages plus CRM and automation setup
Meta and Google Ads management
Custom dashboard, new widgets quarterly
Monthly strategy call and quarterly business review
The questions Jupiter prospects ask before the first call.
How much does a website cost?
Pricing is the same statewide and matches the main pricing page: a one-time build plus a month-to-month retainer, quoted as two line items. Anchor is a $5,000 to $7,500 build with a $1,500 monthly retainer. Growth is a $7,500 to $15,000 build with $3,200 a month. Scale is a $15,000 and up build with $6,500 a month. Retainers are month to month, cancel anytime with 30 days notice. The full comparison is on the pricing page.
You're in Jupiter. How do meetings work for a Jupiter project?
Jupiter is home. The studio is here, so the first call and working sessions happen in person, and onsite meetings are available as needed at any tier. One senior contact runs the project from kickoff through launch.
How long does a website project take?
Single-page sites ship in 2 to 3 weeks. Multi-page builds ship in 4 to 8 weeks. Larger builds with custom integrations run 8 to 14 weeks. Every engagement has a written timeline with weekly demos.
Do you build on WordPress, Shopify, or custom code?
Mostly custom static-first builds for marketing sites, hosted on a global edge platform. Shopify when the client needs the storefront. WordPress only on legacy retainers. The framework decision is part of the discovery call. Custom is faster and cheaper to maintain than most people expect.
Will my site be mobile-friendly and pass Core Web Vitals?
Yes. Mobile-first is the default starting point. Every site ships with a Lighthouse score of 90+ across all four audit categories before go-live. Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) are part of the launch checklist.
Do you do SEO during the build?
Yes. Schema markup, meta tags, sitemap, robots.txt, semantic HTML, and image alt text are baked in. The site ships ready for indexing. Ongoing SEO is a separate retainer covered under Jupiter SEO.
Do you offer hosting and ongoing maintenance?
Yes, both are part of the monthly retainer. Managed hosting on a global edge platform with 99.9% uptime, SSL, daily backups, and uptime monitoring is included, along with content updates, security patches, and small feature additions. Retainer pricing is on the pricing page.
Can you redesign my existing Jupiter business site?
Yes. About 60% of work is redesigns, not greenfield builds. Redesigns include a content audit, redirect map (so existing search rankings hold), and a parallel staging environment so the live site stays up until launch.
Do you work with specific Jupiter industries?
Most clients are home services, hospitality and restaurants, professional services (legal, medical, financial), real estate, and pool and landscape. The service is the same across verticals. Industry-specific work shows up in the content strategy and the integrations, not the framework.
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