Can we update the site ourselves or do you handle that?

We handle it. You send us what needs to change—new service time, upcoming event, updated phone number—and we take care of it. It's included in the monthly hosting.

What if we just need a single page with our basic info?

That's exactly what the $300 simple site covers. Service times, address with a map, a short about section, and contact info. For a lot of smaller churches, that's all you need.

Do you build event calendars that we can keep updated?

Yes. The full website option includes a calendar we can update for you as events come up. You send us the details, we post them. No complicated backend to learn.

How do donation or giving pages work?

We can link to whatever giving platform your church already uses—Tithe.ly, PayPal, whatever it is. We don't process donations directly, but we make sure the button is easy to find and works on every device.

We don't have a logo. Is that a problem?

Not at all. We can work with your church name in clean type. If you do want a logo designed, that's a separate project starting at $500 and takes a week or two.

Web Design · Wells, TX

Web Design for Churches in Wells, TX

A church website has one real job: help people find you and know what to expect when they walk through the door. If your site can't do that clearly and quickly on a phone, it's working against you. We build church websites from Tyler that handle the basics right—because that's what matters.

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$50 a Month to Host a Website Nobody Can Use

That's real money for a small church budget. And if the site it's paying for still shows last year's Vacation Bible School on the front page, or takes fifteen taps to find your Sunday morning time, it's not doing its job.

Churches in Wells don't need a massive web presence. But they do need a page that answers three or four questions fast—when do you meet, where are you, what do you believe, and how do I get involved. That's it. A visitor driving through Cherokee County or someone new to the area should be able to pull up your site and get those answers in under a minute.

If your current site can't do that, the hosting fee is the least of the problem.

What a Church Site Actually Needs

Service times and your physical address—visible immediately, no scrolling. A short page about your beliefs and what your church is about. An event calendar that someone actually updates. And a way for people to reach out, whether that's a prayer request form, a volunteer sign-up, or just a phone number that's easy to find.

That's the list. Not a media library with sermon archives going back to 2016. Not a members-only portal. Not six dropdown menus. The churches that connect with new visitors online do it by being clear and simple, not by having the most features.

How This Works

A simple church site—service times, about page, contact info, location map—starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you need an event calendar, ministry pages, volunteer forms, or a way to share weekly updates, a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping everything updated, secure, and running. You tell us what needs to change, we change it. No logging into a dashboard and trying to figure out where the button went.

Wells Is Small. Your Website Still Matters.

A town of a few hundred people might not seem like the place where a website makes a difference. But folks move. Families visit relatives in the area and look for a Sunday service. People search for churches near Wells or Rusk or Jacksonville before they ever ask a neighbor.

Your building on the road tells people you exist. Your website tells them what to expect. One sentence about your service time, a clear address, a short note about who you are—that's enough to turn a search into a visit. Wells Methodist Church and the other congregations around here have deep roots. A decent website just makes sure people can actually find them.