Web design and marketing that grows Jacksonville businesses.

Websites for Jacksonville businesses start at $400 for up to five pages and $800 for an online store. Logistics, finance and health care firms that need capability, location or booking sections usually choose a bespoke 6 to 15 page build at $700 to $900. You get a fixed price in US dollars, in writing, before work starts.

More than businesses in most states. Florida's federal courts received 961 website accessibility suits in 2025, second only to New York's 1,021, according to Seyfarth Shaw. Nothing makes a site immune, but we test every template to WCAG 2.2 AA with keyboard and screen reader before launch, including the booking and chat widgets that often get missed.

Florida law starts a clock. Section 501.171 of the Florida Statutes gives you no more than 30 days from determining a breach to notify the people affected, and the state must be told if 500 or more Floridians are involved. We cut the odds and the damage: lean forms, patched software, HTTPS throughout and a written record of where customer data is kept.

Win quote requests from shippers comparing several providers. Duval County has 46,417 transportation and warehousing jobs, so your buyers have choices. We build lane and service pages, show equipment, coverage and safety credentials, and add a quote form that captures origin, destination, freight type and dates, so your team can price the job quickly.

Treat it as its own market. Its population has grown 26.7% since 2020, to 346,328, and many of those households are new to the area. We build pages for St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra and Nocatee where you serve them, keep your Google Business Profile accurate, and track which areas send inquiries.

No. We serve Northeast Florida remotely and are open about it. You get a named strategist, written replies within one working day, a shared board and a staging link each week, with every decision kept on record.