Can we keep our current domain name when you redesign the site?

Yes. Your domain stays the same. We just point it to the new site once it's ready. There's no downtime for your visitors and nothing changes on their end except the site suddenly works better.

What if we need to update service times or add events ourselves?

We can set that up so it's easy for someone on your staff to handle. No coding knowledge needed. We'll walk you through it and make sure whoever manages it feels comfortable before we hand things off.

Do you build sites for churches that don't have a big budget?

A full redesign starts at $1,500. That's not pocket change, but it's a one-time cost for a site that'll serve your church for years. We don't do payment plans right now, but we're upfront about pricing so there are no surprises.

How do you handle the design if we don't have a logo or brand colors?

We can work with what you've got. If you need a logo, that's a separate project starting at $500. But plenty of churches just have a name and a general feel they're going for, and that's enough to build something that looks right.

Will our new site show up when people Google churches in Troup?

A well-built site with good structure helps, but if search visibility is a real priority, the website plus SEO package starting at $3,500 is the way to go. That includes the technical side of making sure Google can find and rank your pages properly.

Website Redesign · Troup, TX

Church Website Redesign in Troup

If someone in Troup searches for a church this Sunday morning, your website is the first impression. Not your building, not your people, not your pastor's sermon. Your website. And if it doesn't load right on their phone, they're going to the next one on the list.

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Your Website Might Be Turning People Away

A church website that was fine four years ago is probably working against you now. Half the folks looking you up are doing it from their phone — maybe sitting in the parking lot before they decide to walk in. If your site takes forever to load, if the service times are buried, if the whole thing looks like it belongs in 2018, that's a problem you can fix.

What a Church Site Actually Needs to Do

So here's what matters for a church in Troup. People need to find your service times and your address without scrolling around. That's the bare minimum. But beyond that — your beliefs page should be easy to read. Your ministries and community programs should be laid out so someone brand new can figure out where they fit. An event calendar that actually stays updated. Maybe a prayer request form or a way to sign up to volunteer.

None of that is fancy. But it needs to work on every screen size, it needs to load fast even on spotty cell service out past Pine Forest, and it needs to feel like your church — not like every other template site on the internet.

How This Works and What It Costs

We rebuild your site from scratch. Not a theme swap, not a drag-and-drop page builder. Actual code that you own. That means you're not stuck paying some platform $30 a month just to keep the lights on, and you're not locked into a system where you can't change your header color without upgrading your plan.

For most churches, a full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That gets you a mobile-first site with everything laid out right — service times front and visible, your beliefs and ministries organized, event info, contact forms, the works. If you want to make sure people in Troup and the surrounding area can actually find you on Google, a website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month after that.

You'll talk to the person building your site. No runaround. We're in Tyler, about twenty minutes up the road. And when it's done, you get the code. It's yours. If you want to move it somewhere else next year, go for it. We'd rather earn your business by doing good work than by holding your website hostage.

Troup's a tight community. People know each other through the school system, through the neighborhood, through church. Your website should feel like that too — warm, clear, and honest. Not a wall of stock imagery and vague language about "doing life together." Just real information about who you are and how someone can show up.