Wichita is two markets wearing one zip code
Most web design advice treats every mid-sized city the same. Wichita does not cooperate. Half of its economy is local services, contractors, healthcare, restaurants, home services, where websites are judged in seconds on a phone by someone comparing three companies. The other half is aviation and manufacturing, a genuine B2B economy where procurement teams evaluate suppliers slowly, carefully, and largely through their websites.
The same website cannot serve both jobs, and the first decision in any Wichita build is which game you are playing. A local service site is built for speed and the phone call: proof, reviews, service area, a number that answers. A B2B supplier site is built for the evaluation: capabilities, certifications, facilities, the material an engineer forwards to a colleague.
We build both, and the search data decides the details. Wichita has real, measurable search volume across dozens of local services, enough that the page plan is drawn from numbers rather than guesses.
What is actually included
Every build, at every price point, ships with the same fundamentals: a design started from your buyer rather than a template, hand-written code with no page builder underneath, mobile performance treated as the primary target, analytics and Search Console connected, and structured data so Google understands what your business is and where it works.
What scales with price is scope, not care: page count, local landing pages for your service areas, custom design depth, and content support. The package table on the pricing page states it plainly, tier by tier.
Web development in Wichita, beyond the brochure
Some Wichita projects outgrow the word "design": customer portals, quoting tools, inventory-connected catalogues, booking systems, integrations with the software your office already runs. That is development work, and it is the same team, we are developers who design rather than designers who dabble.
The stack matches the job: WordPress where a business needs to edit content easily, modern JavaScript builds where performance and custom behaviour matter, e-commerce platforms where there is a store to run. The global web development page covers how we build in depth; everything there applies here, delivered into the Wichita market.
Websites for Wichita contractors
Contractors are Wichita's most contested local search market, roofing after every hailstorm, HVAC in the temperature swings, remodelers, concrete, electrical, and the websites competing there fall into two piles: template sites with stock photos of other people's crews, and no site at all.
Beating them is not sophisticated, it is disciplined. Real photographs of real jobs. Pages for each service you actually want more of, written with the specifics a homeowner checks: licence, insurance, how the estimate works, how long the job takes. Reviews surfaced where they are seen. A phone number that is one thumb-tap away on every page, because in the trades the enquiry IS the conversion.
Contractor sites also feed the map pack: the website and the Google Business Profile rank as a pair, and we build them as one system rather than two projects.
Websites for aviation, manufacturing and B2B suppliers
Wichita's aviation and manufacturing base creates a class of website buyer most local agencies never meet: the supplier whose customers are procurement teams at OEMs and tier-one manufacturers. These sites win or lose on substance, capabilities stated precisely, certifications listed where an auditor can find them, equipment and tolerances documented, and the site structured so a search for your niche capability finds you.
The design language differs too: conservative, fast, dense with information, and printable, because your quote package still gets printed. It is a different craft from a contractor site, and knowing which one you need is part of what you are paying for.
What it costs, in actual numbers
Websites start at $550 for a four-to-five page site, $850 adds local landing pages and more depth, and $1,500 buys ten or more pages with custom design throughout. Ongoing SEO, if you want it, starts at $150 a month. Every number and every inclusion is on the US pricing page, published, because you should be able to rule us in or out without surrendering your afternoon to a sales call.