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Web design El Paso businesses earn from

A website is only worth the customers it brings in. This is web design El Paso owners can measure in calls: built so more people find you on Google, and more of them call or book.

Price
One fixed price, in writing
Most builds
$5,000 to $40,000
Hours
Mountain Time, like yours

A website should pay you back

Most sites get judged on how they look. The better test is what they bring in. A website earns in two ways, and we build both in from launch day.

  1. More people find you

    Built to Google's own best practices from the first page, so the site is ready to show up when someone searches for what you do.

  2. More of them call or book

    Every page is laid out so visitors see what they need to know, in the order they need it, and calling or booking is the obvious next step.

The second way, measured

A music school in Denver went from 1.8% of its visitors getting in touch to 8.0%, in six weeks, on the same traffic.

Same visitors, more of them getting in touch. That is where a site starts paying for itself, and the rest of this page shows how we'd build both into yours.

A page for every job you do

Put every service on one long page and two things go wrong: visitors scroll past the job they came for, and Google can't tell what you do best. Give each job a page of its own, ending on one clear next step, and both get fixed.

Illustration A made-up refrigerated air company, not a client's site : its one crowded services page splits into six pages, one per job, and each page ends on one button.
Trademade's services page: eight dark cards, from logo and brand identity to vehicle wraps and website design
Trademade's services page. Each card opens a page of its own.

A real build

Trademade: eight services, eight pages, one story

Trademade is a branding studio for residential contractors. Each of its eight services got its own page, and we wrote the eight as chapters of one story. A contractor who wants vehicle wraps lands on wraps, with one clear next step.

Pages in the build
14
Google's own score for how fast and well built the site is on a phone
99/100
See the Trademade build

Your jobs work the same way. Each one that brings in money gets its own page, in the words your customers search, ending on a call or a booking.

Plan your pages on a 30-minute call

Built in Astro, so there's nothing to babysit

Astro is the tool we build your site with, instead of WordPress or a page builder. That means there's no software running behind your site that needs updates, slows down over time, or breaks while you're busy with customers.

So the chores that come with most websites never start:

  • No plugins to update
  • No theme to keep patched
  • No page-builder code loading on every screen
  • No security fixes to chase

When a price or a photo changes, you change it: you get your own login for the words and photos, so there's no developer to wait on.

A real build Amity Climbs A professional climber's own site

Each page is a small download, so it opens quickly on a phone. All five stay under 300 KB apiece.

Updates to install
None
Live
21 days after the first conversation
Who updates it
Amity, from her phone
See the Amity Climbs build

Kyle and Katie, the two people who'd build your site

Bullfinch is two people. Here's who you'd be working with, and who does what.

Kyle Rutten, a bearded man with close-cropped hair, lit by a laptop screen in a dark room, in black and white
Design and build Kyle Rutten Kyle designs and builds every page himself. He has been making websites since he was 14.
Katie Rutten in a light sweater, working on a laptop in a dark room, in black and white
Project and schedule Katie Rutten Katie runs your project and its schedule, and keeps the build on time.

Whoever is on your first call does the work. No account managers, and nothing handed off.

We keep Mountain Time hours, the same clock El Paso runs on.

Book 30 minutes with Kyle

The price up front, and the weeks after you book

You'll know what your site costs before any work starts, and you'll check it on your own phone before it goes live.

Website design, El Paso · most builds

$5,000 to $40,000

Where yours lands depends on how many pages it needs and what it has to connect to.

One fixed price, in writing, before any work starts.

Want a Spanish version as well? It's priced on the same written quote, so you see the whole cost at once.

From the call to launch

A site under ten pages takes four to six weeks

  1. The call

    Thirty minutes on your business, your customers and what the site needs to do.

  2. A written quote

    Your one fixed price, on paper. Nothing starts until you've seen it.

  3. Design

    On a preview link you open on your phone, where your customers will see it.

  4. Build

    Kyle builds every page from the design you checked.

  5. Launch

    Every old address points to its new page, so visitors Google already sends you still arrive. Tracking is in place from day one.

Step one takes 30 minutes.

Book the call

Questions El Paso owners ask before they book

Short answers to the last few things that might stand between you and a 30-minute call.

Do I need an El Paso web design company to get a site that works here?

No. We're not in El Paso, and the work doesn't need us to be. We keep the same Mountain Time hours you do and meet on Google Meet, and every change goes up on a preview link you check before your customers see it.

Will my site look like a template?

No. Every site we build starts from a blank page and takes its shape from the business it's for. Trademade reads like a magazine, and Amity's site reads like her own climbing journal.

Will I lose what Google already sends me if we switch?

We redirect every address on your old site to its new page when the site launches. Someone who clicks an old link in Google still lands on the right page.

Will I need a developer every time something changes?

No. You get your own login for the words and photos, so updating a price or swapping a picture is something you do yourself, not something you wait for.

Who owns the website when it's done?

You do. The domain, the code and the accounts are all yours, not ours.

How much of my time will it take?

Mostly two things: a 30-minute call to start, and checking the design on a preview link on your phone. A site under ten pages takes four to six weeks from start to launch, and Katie keeps the schedule so you don't have to.

Anything else, ask us on the call. Book 30 minutes

See what your website could bring in

Every week your site stays as it is, people in El Paso are typing those searches, in English and in Spanish, and calling whoever shows up.

If you found us by searching web design El Paso, you did exactly what your customers do.

The call
30 minutes on Google Meet
With
Kyle, the person who'd build your site
Bring
Your current site, as it is

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