Websites That Actually Drive Business

Choosing a web design partner comes down to questions you can verify before signing anything. Does the portfolio show sites for businesses like yours? Is pricing published, or does it emerge after a sales call? Do you talk to the person building the site, or to an account manager? Our answers sit on this page: fixed published prices starting at $1,500, direct access to the builders, and a portfolio of live sites you can click through yourself. Every build is mobile-first, tuned for speed, and shipped with the structure and schema markup search engines need to index it properly. We are a Reading, Pennsylvania practice founded in 2024 by Steven Presciutti and Michael Crandall, building for small businesses in Pennsylvania and Colorado that need a site earning its keep, not a brochure that sits there collecting nothing but hosting bills.

Every site below is live and clickable. Open one and judge it exactly the way a customer would: how quickly it loads, how clearly it explains the service, how easily a visitor can take the next step. We deliberately keep this gallery short. It shows representative recent builds rather than an exhaustive list, because the question you are trying to answer is not how many sites a studio has shipped but whether the ones it ships are any good. Each one of these engagements started the way ours always do: the AI Tools Assessment, a fixed quote, and a build period with preview links so the client watched progress in real time. A web design provider who cannot show you live work with real businesses behind it has already told you something no proposal document can fix.

A website project should feel controlled, not mysterious. Ours runs in four fixed stages. First, a free 15-minute fit call to walk the process of the $999 AI Tools Assessment and confirm it's right for you, then the assessment itself: a 45-minute walkthrough of how the business runs and what the site must accomplish. Second, a written proposal with a fixed price; once approved, we design mockups and revise them with you before writing code. Third, the build itself, with regular progress updates and a private preview link so you watch the site take shape and flag concerns early instead of at launch. Fourth, launch and handover: final review, going live, a training session so your team can update content without paying us, and 30 days of included support for anything that surfaces. Most small-business sites finish this entire arc in two to four weeks from kickoff, and larger builds get a dated schedule in the proposal.

Published prices exist so you can decide without a negotiation. Our web development tiers start at $1,500 for a starter site of up to five pages: mobile-responsive design, contact form, basic SEO setup, SSL, delivered in two weeks. The $3,000 professional tier adds custom design, full SEO optimization, analytics, and a blog section on a three-week timeline. Larger builds, including e-commerce and custom functionality, get quoted after scoping. Every tier is a one-time fixed cost. No monthly agency fee, no hourly billing, and you own the site and its content outright once delivered. Hosting and domain costs belong to the client, and for a typical small-business site they stay modest. We publish these numbers because a web design firm that will not state a price before a sales call is usually pricing the caller, not the project.