Web development company in Franklin, Tennessee

Fixed price for a build of about a dozen pages, quoted before we start and paid in two instalments. Larger sites cost more. The number is agreed before you commit rather than revised at week six, and starting figures are on the pricing page.

Six to ten weeks. The variable is rarely the build; it is how quickly content decisions are made on your side. Running the content pass as one working session in week one keeps it at the shorter end.

Yes. The code is in your repository, the domain and hosting are in your name, and there is no license fee. Moving to another firm requires no export, because it is already yours.

Most small sites do not need a database and a plugin stack to serve fifteen pages, and that stack is what breaks, slows down and gets compromised. If your team needs to publish regularly we build a CMS with an admin area for it. If you specifically need WordPress, we will build it properly.

Yes, and you choose how much. The base build gives you text and images through a simple editor. If you need more than that we build you a proper CMS: an admin area behind a login, where your team writes and publishes pages, uploads images and manages content without touching code. Tell us who will be editing and how often, and we will size it to that rather than sell you an admin nobody opens.

Not if the migration is done properly. Every old URL gets a permanent redirect to its closest match, the structured data carries over, and we confirm the new sitemap in Search Console. Rankings typically fluctuate for a week or two and then settle. Sites that lose rankings in a rebuild usually had no redirect map.

It runs on AWS at a few dollars a month, billed to your account rather than ours. We do not resell hosting.

Design decides how it looks; development decides whether it works. Many firms sell one and subcontract the other, which is how a well-designed site arrives with a form that posts nowhere and a page that takes six seconds on a phone. We do both in house.

If the site is five pages, rarely changes and feeds nothing else, a builder is cheaper and we will say so. Hire a development company when the site has to do something: take bookings, price a job, connect to your CRM, carry hundreds of pages, or load fast enough to run paid traffic at. The indicator is how often you hit the limits of the builder.

A handful of products, yes. A full catalogue with inventory, tax and returns, no: Shopify does that better than a custom build would. We are happy to do the design and the marketing around a Shopify store.