Web design and marketing that grows Columbus businesses.

In Columbus, a site of up to five pages starts at $400 and an online store at $800. Insurers, state suppliers and multi-location practices usually need a bespoke 6 to 15 page build at $700 to $900, and a rankings-safe redesign starts at $700. The figure is fixed in US dollars, in writing, before we start.

Proof rather than promises. Government accounts for 189,100 jobs across the Columbus metro, and because the DOJ's Title II rule requires state and local governments to bring their own sites to WCAG 2.1 AA, accessibility is now a procurement question. We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, supply a dated test report, and write capability pages that answer the standard supplier questions.

Make complex products easy to compare and safe to act on. Insurance carriers employ 11,679 people in Franklin County, so local buyers are used to polished insurance sites. We write plain-English product pages, build quote and claims routes with secure forms, and add a review step so compliance approves every page before it goes live.

Give each area its own page. Union County's population has grown 17.0% since 2020 and Delaware County's 13.0%, far faster than the metro's 4.8%. We build service-area pages for towns such as Marysville, Delaware and Powell, keep your Google Business Profile accurate, and track inquiries by area.

Not a comprehensive one. Ohio does not appear among the 20 states with comprehensive privacy laws in effect in 2026 on Enzuzo's September 2026 tracker. Customers in states that do have one can still bring their rules to bear once you pass those states' thresholds, so we record what your site collects and keep opt-out controls ready to switch on.

No. We are a remote studio and would rather say so than list a borrowed address. Your team gets written replies within one working day, a staging link to review every week and a shared board where each decision is recorded.