Can we update the site ourselves after it's built?

Yes. We'll set it up so your staff or volunteers can make basic updates — adding events, changing service times, posting announcements — without needing to call us. If you need bigger changes down the road, we're here for that too.

What if we already have a website on Wix or Squarespace?

We'll pull over everything worth keeping — your content, your photos, your branding — and rebuild the site properly. You won't lose what you've already put together. You'll just stop fighting the platform to make it work.

Do you build in online giving or donation features?

We can integrate with whatever giving platform your church already uses — Tithe.ly, Planning Center, PayPal, or others. If you don't have one yet, we'll help you pick something that fits and wire it in.

How do you handle the event calendar?

We set up a calendar that's simple to update and easy for visitors to browse. It can sync with Google Calendar if that's what your team already uses behind the scenes, so you're not entering everything twice.

Will our site show up when people search for churches near Lake Palestine?

That's a big part of what we focus on during the rebuild. We structure the site so search engines connect your church with Malakoff and the surrounding area. The $3,500 tier includes deeper SEO work to help you rank for broader searches across East Texas.

Website Redesign · Malakoff, TX

Church Website Redesign for Malakoff Congregations

Malakoff sits right where small-town roots meet Lake Palestine weekends, and your church is part of what holds that community together. If your website doesn't reflect that — if it's slow, clunky on a phone, or just hard to find anything on — it's time to fix it.

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A Church Website That Actually Serves Your People

Think about how folks find a church in Malakoff these days. Maybe they just moved out near the lake. Maybe they're visiting for the weekend and want somewhere to worship Sunday morning. Maybe a neighbor invited them and they want to look you up first. Every one of those people is going to pull out their phone and search. And what they find — or don't find — matters more than you'd think.

If your site was built a few years ago on one of those template platforms, it probably looks fine on a desktop. But on a phone? The menu's probably buried, your service times aren't right up front, and your events page might be three taps deep. That's a problem because most of the people looking you up are on their phones. They want three things fast: when do you meet, where are you, and what's this church about. If they can't get that in a few seconds, they move on. Not because they don't care — because they assume there's a better option.

We rebuild church websites from the ground up with mobile-first design. That means we start with how it looks on a phone screen and work up from there. Service times and your address go right where people expect them. Your beliefs, your ministries, your community programs — all of it organized so someone new can actually explore without getting lost. And we build in real connection points: prayer request forms, volunteer sign-ups, event calendars that are easy to update. The kind of stuff that turns a visitor into someone who shows up on Sunday.

You Own It, You Control It, It Actually Works

A lot of churches in Henderson County got their websites set up through one of those drag-and-drop builders years ago. And at the time, it made sense — it was fast, it was cheap, and somebody on the worship team figured it out. But now you're stuck. You can't move things around the way you want. The design looks dated. And every time you try to update the calendar or change a photo, it's a 20-minute fight with the editor.

When we rebuild your site, you own the code. That's not a small thing. It means you're not paying a monthly subscription to some platform just to keep your site live. It means if you ever want to move to a different host or have someone else work on it, you can. No lock-in, no strings. We build it clean, we build it fast-loading, and we set up the SEO structure so Google actually knows what your church is about and where you're located. That matters for a town like Malakoff — when someone searches for churches nearby, you want to show up.

A full church website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want to go further with local SEO so folks searching around Cedar Creek, Payne Springs, and the wider Lake Palestine area can find you too, that starts at $3,500. Either way, you get a site that loads fast, looks right on every screen, and gives your congregation something to be proud of when they share the link.