Start with what you have.
Tell us what you do, where you work, and what customers need to know. We help shape the wording and organize the content. You review it for accuracy.
Been meaning to get a website? We help with the wording, build your site, and handle the technical setup—with a clear scope and price before work begins.
Get a free consultationStart with a conversation. No finished copy or technical knowledge needed.
LOCAL GARDEN CARE
The writing. The technical choices. The worry about what it will cost—or who will help afterward. We make those questions part of the conversation from the start.
Tell us what you do, where you work, and what customers need to know. We help shape the wording and organize the content. You review it for accuracy.
The standard build is $500 for up to four pages. Ongoing care is separate. Extra pages and larger requests are quoted before you authorize the work.
Optional Managed Website Care covers hosting, a standard domain, SSL, monitoring, and basic maintenance. Your agreement defines the support and update arrangements.
Already tried a DIY builder? Had a project stall? Bring your questions. We’ll discuss what you need and whether our approach fits.
Work directly with Mark and Lisa. We agree on communication and review steps before the project starts.
Scope, price, payment terms, revisions, and timing are confirmed in your proposal. An inquiry carries no obligation to order.
We confirm who registers and manages your domain, who has access, and how renewals and transfers are handled.
A professional place to explain your services and make contact easier. No promises of instant leads or first-place Google rankings.
A focused website for an independent business.
$75 per quarter
Or $300 per year. Managed Website Care is a separate charge from the website build.
Premium domains, larger changes, and special requirements are individually evaluated and quoted. Your proposal confirms domain arrangements, support scope, timing, and payment terms before work starts.
With a $500 build and a full year of care, the standard first-year total is $800. No guarantees of search rankings, inquiries, or sales.
Share your services, location, photos, and what customers ask you most.
We confirm the scope in writing, then prepare your website for review.
After your approval, we handle the agreed launch setup. Choose ongoing care if you would like help keeping it maintained.
Behind WebFinders Creative are Mark and Lisa White. Mark’s background spans hands-on business ownership, technology, photography, and media production, along with service in the U.S. Air Force.
We understand that a small-business website needs to be useful, straightforward, and manageable. We bring professionalism, reliability, and attention to detail to every project.
No. Start with your business details, services, service area, and any photos you have permission to use. Help with wording is included in the standard build.
Absolutely. Your website can link to your Facebook page, while giving customers a clear place to find services and contact details.
Tell us what you own before the project begins. We will confirm access, connection options, renewal responsibilities, and the care arrangement in your proposal.
We evaluate additional pages and more extensive functionality individually and provide a separate quote before work begins.
Your business details, accurate service information, contact details, and any photos or branding you have permission to use. We help with the wording; you approve the facts and finished content.
Basic maintenance is included in the separate care plan. We define the included work and update process in writing. New pages, redesigns, and more extensive requests are evaluated and quoted separately.
We confirm a schedule after reviewing your scope and the available content. Timing depends on the project, content readiness, and feedback.
No lengthy brief needed to start. Send your business name, service area, and a few words about what you need. We’ll take the conversation from there.
Opens your email app. An inquiry is not an order. You approve the written scope and costs before work begins.