Denver web design that brings you customers

No database, no plugins, no admin login. The pages are already built, so the server just hands them over. That makes them extremely fast, effectively unhackable, and cheap to host.

Best for: service businesses, contractors, law firms, clinics, restaurants, anyone whose site is mainly pages and a contact form.

Wrong choice when: you need to publish new content several times a week yourself without asking anyone. Then you want a CMS.

The most widely used platform on the internet, and we build on it when it's the right call. It gives you a login, an editor, and the ability to post whenever you want.

Best for: businesses publishing frequent blog content, or teams with multiple people updating the site.

The trade-off, stated plainly: WordPress needs maintenance. Plugins update, break, and occasionally open security holes. Nearly every hacked small business site we've been called to fix was hacked through a plugin. If you choose WordPress, budget for upkeep — or let us handle it.

If you're selling physical products with inventory, shipping and card payments, use a platform built for it. Shopify handles the parts that are genuinely hard: payment security, tax, inventory sync, abandoned carts.

Best for: product businesses, anyone processing more than a handful of orders a week.

Wrong choice when: you sell services and just want a contact form. You'd be paying a monthly platform fee for a shopping cart you never use.

We offer these too, starting around $5.99 a month, and we'll be straight with you: it's the option we recommend least. You build it yourself from a template, and it will look like a template. Search performance is usually weak because you can't control the underlying code.

Best for: a brand-new business that needs something online this week for almost nothing, with plans to replace it later.

Wrong choice when: the website is meant to bring in customers. Which is usually the entire point.

If that's genuinely where you are right now, you can start with a builder plan and move up to a custom build when the business can carry it.

Denver agencies commonly quote between $9,000 and $22,000 for a professional five-page site, and published guides across the wider market put most professional builds between $3,000 and $15,000. Our custom-coded sites start at $99 per month, and drag-and-drop builder sites start at $5.99 per month. Rates go up with size, complexity and how much search optimization you want.

Some single-page sites go live within 24 hours. A typical multi-page business website takes seven days or more. Ecommerce stores usually run two to four weeks. Mobile apps take 30 to 60 days, and larger app projects take longer. The biggest variable is how quickly you can get us your content and photos.

A custom-coded website built for your business, hosting, ongoing updates, and the search structure that helps Google and AI assistants understand your site. It is a lease with a buyout option at 24 to 36 months, priced on the site's value at that point. Larger or more complex sites are quoted higher.

No. We build static HTML sites, WordPress sites, and Shopify stores, and we'll tell you which one actually fits. Static is our default because it's faster and has no plugins to be hacked through. WordPress makes sense when you need to publish new content yourself on a regular basis.

It can, and it's a real part of how we build. AI assistants read structured data, clear question-and-answer content, and sites that allow their crawlers access. Most small business websites accidentally block AI crawlers or give them nothing quotable. We do the opposite, on every build.

Yes. The spinning card and the Denver skyline on this page are hand-coded WebGL scenes that load only when you scroll to them, so the page stays fast. We build 3D showrooms, product spinners, walk-through spaces and interactive tools when they help a customer decide, and we leave them out when they don't.

Denver and the surrounding metro is our home market and where most of our clients are. We also build for businesses in Boulder, Fort Collins and across Colorado, and for clients out of state. Local matters most when your customers search with local intent, because that's where knowing the market makes a measurable difference.

Yes, and it's often the faster path. If you already have traffic and rankings, we'd rather improve what's working than throw it out. If the current site is slow, unindexed or built on something unmaintainable, a rebuild usually costs less than repeatedly patching it.

Every site we build is designed for phones first, because that's where most local searches happen. Someone looking for a Denver contractor is usually standing in their kitchen or sitting in a truck, not at a desk. If the site is slow or hard to tap on a phone, nothing else matters.

A designer decides how the site looks and how someone moves through it. A developer writes the code that makes it work. On small business projects that split usually just adds cost and delay. We do both, so there's no handoff and no game of telephone between two companies.

Your domain name is yours and stays registered to you. Your text, photos and logo are yours. If you don't have a domain yet we can help you find one. On a monthly plan the site itself is leased until buyout, which is spelled out before you sign anything.

Less than you'd think. What your business does, who your customers are, your service area, and any photos or logo you already have. If you don't have photos or written content, we'll work with what exists and fill the gaps. The projects that stall are almost always waiting on content, so we try not to put that on you.

Eye To Ad Media, a Denver agency founded in 2012, BBB A+ accredited, with 60 client reviews. denver-webdesign.com is our web design site. You deal directly with the person building your site.