from $1,500 one-time
Web design in Denver for service businesses
A website for a service business has one job: turn the person who found you into a booked slot in your calendar. Everything else — the animations, the stock photos, the four-month discovery phase — is decoration someone billed you for.
What we build
Online booking that works at 9pm, when people actually remember they need you. They pick a time, get an SMS confirmation, and the slot lands in your calendar — no phone tag.
Call tracking, so every call is attributed to the channel that produced it. Without this you are guessing which half of your marketing works.
An automatic review request that fires when a job is marked complete, while the customer is still standing in a clean house. Same request three weeks later gets a fraction of the response.
Self-serve reschedule and cancellation. Sounds like a small thing; it removes most of the no-shows and most of the phone calls about no-shows.
What it costs and how long it takes
From $1,500, one payment, and the site goes live in about two weeks. If someone quotes you $8,000 and four months, ask what the extra $6,500 and the extra three months buy. Sometimes there is a real answer — a complex integration, a large catalogue. Usually it is a project manager and a discovery phase.
You own the site, the domain and every account. They are registered to you and stay with you if we part ways.
Why booking beats a contact form
A contact form asks someone to write a message and then wait. A booking widget asks them to pick Tuesday at 10. The second one converts several times better for the same traffic, because it removes the wait and the uncertainty.
One more thing that costs you customers quietly: form length. Every field past the fourth loses a slice of the people who started filling it in. Name, phone, what you need, when — you can ask the rest on the call, you already have their number.
What this looks like in practice
A Denver cleaning company booked $16,100 of work across 67 jobs in its first 3 months, and by month three 30% of that revenue came from free search.
Read the month-by-month breakdown →Questions people actually ask
How much does a website cost in Denver?
For a service business, around $1,500 one-time is a fair price for a site with online booking, SMS confirmations, tracking and a review flow. Agency quotes in Denver commonly run $5,000–10,000; most of that difference is process, not product.
How long does it take?
About two weeks from start to live, assuming you can supply photos and answer questions within a day or two.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The site, the domain, the hosting and every marketing account are registered to you. If we part ways you keep all of it, plus passwords and a short written manual.
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