Web design in Columbia, South Carolina
34.000° N, 81.035° WThe capital, famously hot
Web design for Columbia, from the State House to Five Points.
Columbia is the capital, an SEC college town and home to Fort Jackson all at once, so your customers include state workers, students, families and soldiers' families who just got here. We build custom websites and the systems behind them, written for the people who actually search for you.
What a Columbia business needs from its website.
Game days and move-in weeks
Football Saturdays at Williams-Brice and the weeks USC moves in bring a flood of visitors searching from a phone. Current hours, menus and specials, on a page that loads fast in a crowd.
Firms and offices that look the part
Law firms, lobbyists, agencies, insurers and the professional offices around the State House need a site a client trusts in thirty seconds. Clear practice areas, real people and a contact that reaches someone.
New to town, every week
Military families and new hires at Fort Jackson, the hospitals and the state arrive needing everything at once. Whoever shows up clearly in the top few results gets the call.
Running in Housecall, #1 in local resultsSoftware when a site isn't enough
Customer portals, quote and order systems, scheduling, subscriptions and the integrations between them. We build and run software products of our own, so this is our strength, not an add-on.
Running in VYVE, our live event platformA rebuild that keeps everything
Every old link redirects to the right page, every form entry and login comes across, and Google keeps the history you've built.
Running in Pierpoint: 208 pages, every old link workingFree website check
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- 01Tell us about itA few lines. It goes to the person who builds it.
- 02A planning callHalf an hour, no prep, no pitch.
- 03A written quoteThe price and the launch date, before anything starts.
- 04Build, then launchA preview on your phone, then launch night handled.
- $5,000Business website
- $8,500Online store
- $15,000Systems and apps
- $249/moCare plan
Written quote with the exact price before any work starts.
Built and running. Go look.
Event company website + rentalsPierpoint Events2 s readable on a weak phone signal, down from about 40pierpointevents.com ↗
Main Street, the Vista, and Five Points.
We build websites for Columbia businesses across the city: the restaurants, bars and shops in the Vista, Five Points and on Main Street, the law firms, agencies and professional offices around the State House, medical and dental practices near Prisma Health and the VA, the businesses in Forest Acres, Shandon and Rosewood, and the contractors and home services that cover the whole metro.
We're based in Myrtle Beach, a couple of hours down the road. A Columbia project runs the way every project does: a planning call, a written plan with the price and the launch date, a private preview link from the first weeks, and a launch we handle. We come up in person when the project calls for it.
Already have a site? We'll tell you plainly whether it needs a rebuild or just a fix.
Also near you: West Columbia, Cayce, Lexington, Irmo, Forest Acres, Blythewood. We work across the Columbia area, from Lexington, Lake Murray, West Columbia & Cayce and Blythewood & Northeast Columbia, and from home on the Grand Strand in Myrtle Beach.
The State House and Main Street, with Soda City market on Saturdays.
USC, the Gamecocks and football Saturdays at Williams-Brice.
Fort Jackson, where a huge share of the Army goes through basic training.
Straight answers.
Do you work with businesses in Columbia?
Yes. We're based in Myrtle Beach, a couple of hours away, and work with Columbia businesses over video, with an in-person visit when it helps. Most of a project happens through a private preview link and your client portal anyway.
Can you build more than a website?
Yes. Customer portals, booking and payments, quote and order systems, and iPhone and Android apps. We build and run software products of our own, so the back end is where we're strongest.
Can my site handle a game-day rush?
Yes. The sites we build are static where they can be and served from a global network, so a spike in visitors doesn't slow them down.
Let's get Columbia calling you.
A website, a booking system, an app, or the thing you've been running out of a spreadsheet for three years. A few lines is plenty.
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