Can I keep my current domain name?

Yeah, absolutely. We'll move your new site onto whatever domain you're already using. If you need a new domain for some reason we can handle that too, but most agents want to keep what they've got.

Will the quote request form send leads to my email?

Yep. Every time someone fills out a quote request, you get an email with their info — name, what coverage they need, phone number. You can also set it up to go to multiple people if you've got staff handling intake.

What happens to my old site during the rebuild?

Nothing changes until the new one's ready. Your current site stays live the whole time. We build the new one separately and swap it over when you approve it.

Do I need to write all the content myself?

No. We write it. You'll review it and tell us what to change — nobody knows your coverages and your office better than you. But we handle the drafting and the structure.

Can I update the site myself after it's done?

We can set it up so you can make basic text and image changes. For anything bigger, we're right here in Tyler — quick turnaround on edits. Most agents just send us a text when they need something changed.

Website Redesign · Mineola, TX

Your Mineola insurance website needs a rebuild

If you're selling insurance in Mineola and your website still looks like it did when you first got it, folks are bouncing before they ever request a quote. We build fast, mobile-first websites for insurance agents — ones you actually own — starting at $1,500.

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Mineola runs on trust — your website should too

Wood County's got a tight business community. Everybody around the courthouse square knows somebody who knows somebody, and that's how a lot of insurance gets sold in Mineola. Referrals, handshakes, running into people at the Farmers Market. So it's easy to think the website doesn't matter that much.

But here's what's happening. Someone gets your name from a friend. They Google you on their phone while they're sitting in the parking lot at Brookshire's. Your site takes forever to load, or it looks weird on their screen, or they can't find a way to request a quote without hunting through four pages. They don't call. They just move on to the next name that popped up. You never know it happened.

An insurance agent's website has a specific job. Show what you cover — auto, home, life, whatever your book looks like. Make it stupid easy to request a quote or schedule a sit-down. Put your phone number where people can tap it. And load fast on a phone, because that's how most folks in Mineola are going to find you. That's it. But most template sites get this wrong because they weren't built for insurance agents in small towns. They were built to look fine in a sales demo and then lock you into $40/month forever.

We rebuild your site from scratch. You own the code. No platform lock-in, no builder subscription. Mobile-first, because that's how your customers are looking at it. A quote request form right up front — name, what kind of coverage, phone number, done. And we set up the SEO so when someone searches for insurance in Mineola or Wood County, you've actually got a shot at showing up.

What a rebuilt insurance site actually looks like

Two sections your site needs to nail: coverage info and contact. That's the whole thing, really. When someone lands on your page, they want to know if you handle what they need — car insurance, homeowner's, renters, life, maybe commercial stuff if you do that. Each coverage type gets its own clear section with a couple sentences about what it covers and a button to request a quote for that specific thing. No walls of text. No jargon.

Then the contact side. Your office address near downtown Mineola, your hours, a phone number that works on mobile with one tap, and a short form for scheduling. Some agents like to add a section for testimonials later once they've collected some — we build the spot for it so you can drop those in when you're ready.

On the technical side, we're building on clean code that loads in under two seconds. Your site gets proper page titles and descriptions so Google knows what you do and where you do it. We structure it so each coverage type can rank on its own. And everything is responsive — looks right on an iPhone, an iPad, a desktop, whatever.

A full website rebuild starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the SEO dialed in from day one — local search, Google Business Profile setup, the works — that's $3,500 and takes a week or two. Hosting after that is $50 a month. No contracts where you're stuck for a year. And you own everything we build.