Can we keep our current domain name when you rebuild our site?

Yes. Your domain name stays the same. We build the new site and point your existing domain to it. Your congregation won't need to learn a new web address.

How do we update the event calendar or service times ourselves?

We set the site up so you can make those updates without needing to call us. The specifics depend on what works best for your team, but the goal is always the same—your staff or volunteers can handle routine updates on their own.

What if we don't have much content or don't know what to put on the site?

That's common with churches. We know what information visitors are looking for and how to structure it. You provide the details about your congregation—service times, beliefs, ministries—and we handle the structure and layout.

Do you build donation or giving pages into the site?

We can integrate with whatever giving platform your church uses. If you already have online giving set up through a service, we make sure it's easy to find on the new site. If you don't have one yet, we can point you in the right direction.

Is $1,500 the total cost or are there hidden fees after that?

The $1,500 starting price covers the full redesign. After that, hosting runs $50 a month. No surprise charges. If you want the SEO-focused build, that starts at $3,500. We'll tell you the total before any work begins.

Website Redesign · Seven Points, TX

Church Website Redesign for Seven Points Congregations

A church website that doesn't work on a phone, loads slowly, or hides basic information like service times is turning people away before they ever visit. If your site hasn't been rebuilt in a few years, it's time.

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The Cost of a Bad Church Website Is Real

A full website redesign starts at $1,500. That's a line item, and church budgets are tight. But consider what you're spending right now on a site that isn't doing its job.

You're paying hosting fees. Maybe a monthly platform subscription. Someone on staff or in the congregation is spending hours trying to update a page that fights them every step of the way. And after all that, a family visiting Seven Points for the weekend—maybe staying out at Lake Palestine—pulls up your site on their phone and can't find when you meet. They go somewhere else. Or nowhere.

That's not a hypothetical. That's how people find churches now. They search on their phone, and they make a decision in seconds based on what they see. A site that's hard to read, slow, or missing basic details costs you visitors you'll never know about.

What a Church Website Actually Needs to Do

Service times and your address. That's the first thing anyone looks for, and it should be the first thing they find. Not buried in a menu. Not on a separate page. Right there.

After that: who you are. What you believe. What ministries you run. An event calendar that's actually current—not showing last Easter's egg hunt in November. And ways for people to connect. Prayer request forms. Volunteer sign-ups. A path from "I'm curious" to "I showed up."

A community like Seven Points is small enough that word travels. But folks still check online first. Newcomers to the area, seasonal residents around the lake, families passing through Henderson County—they're all looking at your site before they look at your building.

We Build It. You Own It.

Most church websites are stuck on a platform that controls what you can and can't do. You want to move a section? Can't. You want to add a specific form? Pay for an upgrade. You want to leave? Good luck taking your site with you.

We build church sites from scratch. Mobile-first, fast, and structured so search engines can actually find you. You own the code. No platform lock-in. No monthly subscription just to keep your own site running. Hosting is $50 a month, and that covers everything.

If you want the site built with search engine structure baked in from the start—so people searching for churches in Seven Points or the Lake Palestine area actually land on your page—that's our Website+SEO package, starting at $3,500.

How This Works

You tell us what your congregation needs. We build it. A full website redesign takes about a week. We keep it simple on purpose—no drawn-out process, no endless revisions on things that don't matter.

You get a site that loads fast, works on every device, and puts the right information in front of people the moment they land on it. And when you need to update service times for a holiday or add a new event, it's straightforward. No fighting with a page builder. No calling someone every time you need a small change.