Local, and that's the point
Fernandina Beach runs on tourism and trades in roughly equal measure, and both live or die on being findable. A shop on Centre Street competes for visitors who searched from a hotel room ten minutes ago; a contractor competes with whoever shows up first on a phone.
I'm based in Nassau County, so I'm not a call center in another state guessing at your service area. I know which roads people mean and which towns they'd actually drive to.
Who I build for here
Historic district businesses, charter and marine services, restaurants, contractors, and the shops on and around Centre Street.
What it costs
A one-to-three page starter site is $1,200 and a four-to-eight page business site is $2,400. Maintenance is $75 a month if you want it. All of it is on the pricing page.
No quote call requiredWhat you end up owning
The domain in your name on your card, the code in your account, and a written handover document so any developer could take over without calling me first.
Your Google listing beats your website
For a local business in Fernandina Beach, a properly set up Google Business Profile does more than the site itself. It's what puts you on the map when someone searches nearby at nine at night. I set it up as a $350 line item, separate from any website, because it's worth having either way.
Tell me about the business
A few lines is enough. I'll come back with a straight answer, a price, and an honest opinion about whether you need a website at all.