Web design · Georgetown, TX
Web design servicesin Georgetown, TX
Based in
Leander.
Corner Post Web builds Georgetown business websites for a flat $2,400 to $4,400: up to five pages, live in about three weeks, and you own everything. Georgetown is growing along SH 130 and past Wolf Ranch, so more businesses compete for the same searches.
- $2,400 to $4,400 flat
- Live in about three weeks
- You own everything
- Serves Wolf Ranch / SH 130
- Leander
- Cedar Park
- Liberty Hill
- Georgetown
- Round Rock
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Short answer
Web design for a growing Georgetown
I build websites for Georgetown, Texas businesses: up to five pages for a flat $2,400 to $4,400, written for you and live in about three weeks. You own the domain, the files and the accounts, and the person you talk to is the person who builds it.
Georgetown keeps spreading out. New neighborhoods along SH 130 and past Wolf Ranch mean more customers, and they also mean more businesses competing for the same searches. A shop on the Square that's been around for decades and a crew that started last year both end up being judged on the same phone screen.
So the website has two jobs here. It has to tell a new resident who you are and why they should trust you, and it has to tell Google clearly that you're in Georgetown, Texas. That second part sounds silly until you look at the search results and find businesses from Georgetown, South Carolina mixed in. I name the town, the state and Williamson County on the pages and in the code, so there's no confusion.
Proof
Built to carry real detail
Every example I show is live. Open it on your phone.
Pathway Permit Expediting and Development coordinates permits, entitlements and approvals for development projects across Texas. Their customers are builders who search for a specific permit in a specific place, so a one page brochure was never going to work.
I built them a hand written site with a page for each service and each service area, live three weeks after we first talked. Pages load in under a second. If your Georgetown business has a lot to explain, that's the model.
The flat price
What's in the Foundation site
One number in writing before work starts. Growth sites with six to fifteen pages run $6,000 to $10,000.
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Five pages, planned
We decide together which five pages earn their spot. Usually that's home, services, about, your work and contact.
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I write the copy
From a 45 minute conversation, in plain words your customers use. You don't have to draft a thing.
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Georgetown, Texas, clearly
Your town, state and county on the pages and in the structured data, so search engines and customers both know where you are.
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Fast on a phone
Phone layout first and hand written code. Nothing loads that doesn't need to.
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Google profile help
Setup and verification help for your Google Business Profile, matched to the site.
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Handover video
A 15 minute video showing how to update hours and prices yourself, plus two rounds of changes before launch.
Who it fits
Georgetown businesses I build for
The Foundation site works best for a business that sells a handful of services to people nearby. In Georgetown that covers a lot of ground:
- Trades and contractors who want quote requests that ask the right questions up front. My contractor websites page goes deeper.
- Shops and restaurants near the Square that need hours, a menu or products and directions that are always current.
- Clinics, studios and professional offices where a booking link or a clear phone number does most of the work.
- New businesses starting from a Facebook page or nothing at all.
If you've got more than five pages' worth to say, a Growth site gives you room for a page per service or per neighborhood. If you already have a site with years of content, the redesign option carries it over intact.
What doesn't fit as well? An online store with hundreds of products usually does better on a platform built for that, and I'll say so on the first call. If you need something custom, like a quoting tool or a client portal, that's a software project, scoped separately.
The schedule
Three weeks, roughly
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Week one
We meet, I take notes, and I start writing and laying out the pages.
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Week two
You see the real site on a link and send me your first round of changes.
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Week three
Second round, final checks on phones, then it goes live on your domain.
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After launch
You run it yourself, or pay $95 a month for care. Cancel any month.
Next step
Websites and search, together
A good site makes your Google Business Profile work harder, and the profile sends people to the site. They're two halves of the same thing, which is why I help with the profile in every Foundation build.
If you want ongoing work on rankings after launch, my Georgetown local SEO page covers it. When I checked "AC repair Georgetown" in September 2026, all three businesses on the map had a page built for that one service. That's the kind of detail a site plan should account for from the start.
Either way, the first conversation is free, and I'll drive up to Georgetown for it.
FAQ
Questions people ask me
How much does a website cost in Georgetown, TX?
A Foundation website is $2,400 to $4,400 flat for up to five pages. Growth sites are $6,000 to $10,000 for six to fifteen pages. Redesigns that carry over old content start at $9,000.
How do I keep my site from being confused with Georgetown, SC?
Name Georgetown, Texas or Georgetown, TX on your pages, mention Williamson County, and make sure your business details in the site's code list Texas. I do all of that by default.
How long until my site is live?
About three weeks for a Foundation site, starting from our first conversation.
Can you work with my existing logo and photos?
Yes. I'll use what you have and size the photos so they load quickly. If you need new photos, phone pictures of real work are often better than stock.
Do you only build for contractors?
No. I build for shops, studios, clinics, restaurants and service businesses too. Contractors just get their own page because they have specific needs.
What if I already have a website?
If it has content worth keeping, the redesign option carries it over intact, starting at $9,000. If it's only a few pages, it's often simpler to rewrite them as part of a Foundation site.
Can you meet me in Georgetown?
Yes. I'm in Leander and I'll come to you for the first conversation, whether that's on the Square or out on a job.
Who owns the website?
You do. The domain, files, hosting account and Google profile are yours from day one.
Get a number
Tell me what your Georgetown business does. I'll send back a price, usually the same day. If what you actually need is your Google listing fixed instead of a new site, I'll say so, and that conversation is free.
Prefer to talk? Tap Call at the top of any page and you get me, not a call center. Either way you're talking to the person who does the work.
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