Web design & SEO in Savannah, Georgia
Savannah is a city of twenty-two squares and about four thousand businesses that all show up in the same search results. Here is how you get to the top of them.
We are based here. Not a call center with a Savannah phone number forwarded to somewhere else — here, in Chatham County, from the Historic District out to the islands.
That matters more than it sounds. A web designer who has never driven Abercorn at five o'clock does not understand why your customers are searching on a phone, in a car, in a hurry. A designer who has never watched a River Street restaurant swing from dead to overwhelmed and back inside a fortnight does not understand why your site has to speak to two different audiences at once.
We build sites for both. The visitor who found you forty minutes ago, and the neighbour who has driven past you for six years and is finally looking you up.
Two audiences, one search box
Savannah's economy runs on an unusual split. There is enormous visitor traffic — people searching with no local knowledge, no preferred brand, and a decision to make in the next ten minutes. And there is a steady local base of roughly three hundred thousand people in the county who search completely differently: fewer words, more specific, often looking for a business they already half-remember.
Most Savannah websites are built for one and accidentally hostile to the other. A tourist-facing site buries the things locals need — parking, hours, whether you take walk-ins. A locals-first site assumes knowledge a visitor does not have, like which end of Broughton you are on.
Then there is the port. The Georgia Ports Authority terminal in Garden City anchors an entire logistics economy, and B2B searches from that world look nothing like consumer ones: longer, more technical, more likely to end in a form than a phone call. If you sell into it, that is a third audience again.
We plan the site around whichever of these actually pays your bills, and make sure the others still find what they came for.
Neighborhoods & nearby areas we cover around Savannah
- Historic District
- Starland District
- Victorian District
- Ardsley Park
- Midtown
- Southside
- Georgetown
- Isle of Hope
- Thunderbolt
- Wilmington Island
Savannah businesses this work suits
- Restaurants & hospitality
- Tourism & tours
- Trades & home services
- Healthcare & dental
- Legal & professional services
- Logistics & port services
- Creative & film
- Retail & boutique
What we do for Savannah businesses
Every service below is available across Chatham County and the rest of coastal Georgia.
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Web Design
A website is not a brochure. It is the first employee a customer meets, and it works every hour you do not
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Local SEO
When somebody in Savannah pulls out a phone and searches for what you sell, there are three businesses in the map pack and then there is everybody else. Local SEO is the work of being one of the three.
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eCommerce
An online store is a shop floor where nobody can ask an employee for help. Every question your product page fails to answer is a cart somebody abandons.
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Web Development
Sometimes the thing you need does not come in a plugin. When the process is the business, the software should fit the process — not the other way round.
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Starter Sites
Not everybody can spend $800 on a website today, and pretending otherwise just leaves people with no website at all. So we built the other end of the range: pick a template, fill in your details, and be live in minutes
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Website Care
A website is not a monument. It is closer to a work truck: it runs well for years if somebody changes the oil, and it strands you if nobody does.
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How much does a website cost in Savannah, GA?
Ours run from $800 for a five-page site to $3,300 for a large custom build with eCommerce, and the prices are published rather than quoted. Around town you will see everything from $300 template jobs to five-figure agency retainers. The cheap end is usually a bought theme with your logo dropped in; the expensive end is often paying for an account manager you will speak to twice.
Is the Historic District different to build for?
Quite different, yes. Historic District businesses have heavy foot traffic and heavy competition packed into a few walkable blocks, which makes the map pack and your Google Business Profile do more work than your homepage does. If that is where you are, the strategy gets weighted accordingly rather than treated like a southside service business.
Can you help me rank for Savannah searches specifically?
That is the core of what we do. Local ranking comes down to proximity, relevance and prominence — and while you cannot move your shop closer to Forsyth Park, relevance and prominence are both buildable, which is where the work goes.
Let us build you something
that actually works.
Tell us about the business. We will tell you straight whether we can help, what it would cost, and how long it would take. No pitch deck, no pressure, no charge.
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