Can we add a page for online giving or donations?

Yes. We can add a giving page that links to your preferred payment platform — Tithe.ly, PayPal, whatever your church uses. We'll make sure it's easy to find and simple to use on a phone.

We have a volunteer who handles our site now. Can they still make edits?

Absolutely. We build sites so that someone on your team can handle routine updates without technical knowledge. We'll train them on how to add events, change service times, and post announcements.

How do we get our church to show up on Google Maps?

That's handled through your Google Business Profile. We can set it up or clean up an existing one as part of the project. A properly filled-out profile with your hours, photos, and correct address makes a big difference in local search.

What if we only need two or three pages?

Then that's what we'll build. Not every church needs a ten-page site. A homepage, an about page, and a contact page — done well — can be more effective than a sprawling site nobody maintains. The simple site option starting at $300 covers exactly this.

Do you host the site too, or do we handle that separately?

We offer hosting and maintenance starting at $50 a month. That includes keeping the site live, handling updates, and making sure nothing breaks. You can also host it yourself if you prefer — we'll set it up wherever you want it.

Our church is small. Is this really worth the money?

Small churches benefit the most. You don't have a big sign on the highway or a marketing budget. Your website is how people who don't already know you find out you exist. A $300 site that brings in even one new family has already paid for itself.

Web Design · Henderson, TX

Church Web Design in Henderson That Gets the Basics Right

The most common mistake churches make online is treating their website like a brochure. A single page with a photo of the building, an address, and a "Welcome!" banner. That's not a website. That's a placeholder. And in Henderson, where people are choosing between real churches with real communities, a placeholder isn't doing your congregation any favors.

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Your Website Is the First Visit

Someone new to Rusk County — maybe they moved here for work in oil or timber, maybe they're just passing through the Historic Downtown Square and felt something pull them — they're going to search for churches in Henderson before they ever set foot in one. What they find online is their first impression of your community.

If your site loads slowly, looks dated, or doesn't clearly show when and where you meet, that person moves on. They don't call. They don't email. They just pick the next result. Your website isn't a nice-to-have anymore. It's the front door.

What Belongs on a Church Site

Service times and a map. That's first. Everything else is secondary until those two things are obvious and accurate.

After that: your beliefs, your ministries, and what your church actually does during the week. Community programs, youth groups, outreach. Put it on the site. If someone near the Rusk County Courthouse is looking for a place that feeds families on Thursdays, they should be able to find out from your website — not just by asking around.

An event calendar matters too. Keep it current or remove it. Nothing signals "this church isn't active" faster than a calendar full of events from six months ago. And give people a way to reach out before Sunday morning. A prayer request form. A simple contact page. Low-pressure ways to make the first connection.

What We Build and What It Costs

A straightforward church website — 3-5 pages, mobile-friendly, service times, location, contact info — starts at $300. Turnaround is a few days.

For a larger church with multiple ministries, sermon archives, event registration, or staff directories, a 10+ page site starts at $1,500. That takes about a week. If you also want to show up when someone in Henderson searches "churches near me" on Google, a website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs 1-2 weeks.

Ongoing hosting and maintenance starts at $50 a month. That covers updates, security, and keeping the site running without anyone on your staff worrying about it.

How We Work

We're a web design company based in Tyler, serving churches and businesses across East Texas. Small team. Direct communication. You tell us what your church needs, we build it, and we hand it over in days — not months.

No long contracts. No confusing proposals. If a 3-page site is all you need, that's what we'll recommend. We'd rather build something right-sized than sell you something oversized.