Your website should work as hard as you do.

Web design, search, security, and compliance for small businesses in Fairhope, Mobile, and across Baldwin County.

Laura Florey, digital strategist and web developer, Silverhill, Alabama
Portrait by Jenny Florey Photography

What I believe

You shouldn’t need to call a developer to change a sentence on your own website.

I’ve seen too many small businesses locked out of their own websites or stuck waiting on someone else for a simple fix. I build things you can manage, explain how they work, and stay available when you need backup.

Blue Echoes: generative artwork of translucent blue and teal spheres suspended on fine threads against a deep blue field.
Systems, ideas, and the spaces between them. Blue Echoes, 2026

The Numbers

What does a website cost?

Here’s the honest breakdown. DIY estimates are averages as of August 2026. They don’t include your time.

A small, simple site is still a good DIY project. But if you’re missing bookings, losing payments, or dealing with a site that keeps breaking, hiring help is usually cheaper than another month of DIY.

Do it yourself (first year)

Simple site
$250 – $800
More features
$600 – $1,500+
Online store
$700 – $3,500+

Work with me (starting price)

Simple site
$1,250
More features
$2,450
Online store
$3,950

Ready to fix what’s not working?

Tell me what’s slowing you down. I’ll help you figure out a next step that makes sense.

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