Can someone at our church update the site without knowing how to code?

Yes. We build sites so that routine updates — adding an event, changing service times, posting a new sermon — are straightforward. We'll walk your team through exactly how to handle the common stuff.

We have a site on Wix/Squarespace already. Why not just update that?

Those platforms limit what you can do and how your site performs. You're working within their constraints on speed, layout, and SEO. A custom-built site gives you full control and loads faster, which matters when half your traffic is on a phone with spotty rural signal.

Do you build in donation or giving features?

We can integrate with whatever giving platform your church already uses — Tithe.ly, Pushpay, PayPal, others. We make sure the giving button is easy to find and works on every device.

What if we just need something simple with service times and a map?

A simple site like that starts at $300 and can be done in a few days. It's a real option for smaller congregations that just need the basics done right.

How do you handle sermon archives or media?

We can set up a sermon page that embeds audio or video from wherever you host them — YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud. Keeps your site fast without trying to store huge media files directly.

Website Redesign · Arp, TX

Church Website Redesign in Arp

Arp is a tight community. Everybody knows where the church is on Sunday morning. But the family that just moved out past FM 850? They're Googling before they visit — and your website is the first thing they'll see.

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Your Church Website Should Feel Like an Open Door

Small towns run on relationships. Arp's no different. But there's a gap between how welcoming your church actually is and what your website communicates.

If your site was built a few years back on one of those template platforms, it's probably showing its age. Service times buried in a menu. No mobile layout worth mentioning. An events page that hasn't been updated since last fall's revival. None of that reflects who you actually are as a congregation.

A church website only needs to do a handful of things — but it needs to do them well. When's the service? Where do I park? What do you believe? Is there a kids' program? Can I show up without knowing anyone and still feel welcome? Those questions should be answered in seconds, not minutes.

We build church sites from scratch. No templates. No page builders that fight you every time you try to change a phone number. Real code that you own, built mobile-first because most of your visitors — especially younger families — are looking you up on their phones. Fast loading, clean structure, and a layout that puts your service times and location right where people expect them. We can add event calendars, ministry pages, prayer request forms, volunteer signups — whatever your congregation actually uses. And we build it so someone on your staff can update it without calling a developer every week.

What This Looks Like for a Church in Arp

Arp sits in a part of Smith County where word still travels fast. But even in a community this connected, people check online first. New residents. Visitors driving through. College kids home for the summer trying to find a Wednesday night service. Your website is how they decide whether to walk through the door.

A full church website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a custom-built site — not a recycled theme with your logo dropped in. We set up proper SEO structure so your church actually shows up when someone searches for churches near Arp. Hosting runs $50 a month, and that includes keeping things updated and running smooth.

If you want to go further — maybe you need to rank for searches across the broader East Texas area or you're trying to reach folks in surrounding communities — a website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That's a site built to pull in traffic, not just sit there.

You get the code. No platform lock-in. No monthly subscription to some website builder that holds your content hostage. And if your church grows or adds a new ministry next year, the site grows with you without a full rebuild.