Most business websites look fine and still do not bring inquiries. The reason is rarely the colour scheme. It is usually the structure: the visitor cannot tell in a few seconds what you do, why you are credible and what to do next.
We start with that question, not with a template. First we look at your offer, your buyers and your competitors, then we design a site around the decisions a visitor has to make, and only then write code. You get a site that explains your business clearly and a codebase your team can maintain after launch.
Website Development in Seattle
We plan, design and build business websites for companies in Seattle and the wider Puget Sound area: corporate sites, landing pages, online stores and custom web applications on Laravel.
What we build
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Corporate websites
For service companies that are judged by their website before the first call: clear positioning, case studies, team and a short path to contact.
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Landing pages
One offer, one audience, one action. For a product launch, a campaign or a new service line.
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Online stores
Catalog, payments, delivery and integrations, built to be found in search and easy to manage.
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Custom web applications
Client portals, booking, internal tools and integrations with your CRM or ERP, built on Laravel.
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Redesign of an existing site
We audit what works first, keep it, and rebuild the rest without losing search positions.
Recent projects
Websites and platforms we designed and built for companies in different industries and markets.
How we work
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Discovery
A call and a short brief: your offer, buyers, competitors, current site and analytics. Result: a written scope and a dated plan.
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Structure
The page map and wireframes of the key pages, built around what each visitor needs to decide.
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Design
The visual design of the key pages in your brand, for desktop and mobile, then the remaining pages.
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Development
Laravel back end, content management your team can use, integrations, speed and security from the start.
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Content and SEO
Page texts (yours or written by us), headings, meta tags, structured data and redirects from old URLs.
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Testing and launch
Devices, forms, analytics and lead tracking, then launch and a check of indexing.
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Support
Updates, monitoring and changes after launch, if you need them.
What you get
A website that works as a sales tool, not a brochure.
A site that says what you do and for whom on the first screen.
Pages built around buyer questions, with case studies where doubt appears.
A short, tracked path to an inquiry: you see which pages bring leads.
Fast pages and clean code that search engines and AI assistants can read.
A content system and documentation, so the site is not a black box.
Get a cost and timeline estimate
Pricing
landing page from $4,000; corporate website $20,000 to $40,000; online store from $25,000
These are starting points. The final price is set after a strategic session, and its $500 is credited toward the project. See all prices and how a project runs.
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FAQ
How much does website development cost?
A landing page starts at $4,000, a corporate website is usually $20,000 to $40,000 and an online store starts at $25,000. The final price depends on page types, integrations, content and languages. You get a fixed scope and price after discovery.
How long does it take to build a website?
A landing page takes a few weeks; most corporate websites take 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff to launch; online stores and custom applications take longer. The dated plan comes after discovery, and the client portal shows where the project is at any moment.
Can you redesign our existing website instead of building a new one?
Yes. We audit the current site first, keep what works, and rebuild the rest. Old URLs are redirected to the new ones, so you keep the search traffic you already have.
Can we meet in person?
Yes. PERETZ is led from the Seattle area, so discovery and key reviews can happen in person in Seattle or on the Eastside. Day-to-day work runs through video calls, written updates after every stage and a client portal with the scope, designs, documents and requests.
Will our team be able to update the site?
Yes. Every site comes with an admin panel and short documentation, so your team can edit pages, publish posts and manage products without a developer.
What happens after launch?
We check indexing, analytics and forms in the first weeks. After that you can take the site over completely or stay with a support plan for updates, monitoring and changes.