Tektite Energy
Corporate web presence for an oil and gas company. Built for raw performance and credibility — the kind of site that signals the business is serious before a prospect reads a word.
- B2B-focused layout
- SEO foundation
- Performance build
Web Design & Development
Most web designers don't know SEO. Most SEO people don't build websites. When the same team does both, nothing gets lost in the handoff and nothing has to be fixed after launch.
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Why It Matters
A web designer who doesn't know SEO will build a site that looks great and ranks for nothing. An SEO person who doesn't build websites will hand you a list of fixes that require a developer who wasn't in the original conversation. Either way, something important gets lost.
When the same team handles both, the site architecture, URL structure, page hierarchy, and technical foundation are designed around your keyword strategy from the first conversation. You don't fix it later. You don't pay twice. It's right from the start.
Every site we build includes a full technical SEO foundation — schema markup, meta structure, sitemap, canonical configuration, and Core Web Vitals performance that Google rewards. Not as an add-on. As the baseline.
What's Included
No tiers, no add-ons for things that should be standard.
URL structure, site hierarchy, internal linking, and content organization planned before a line of code gets written. Most web designers treat SEO as something you add later. We treat it as the blueprint.
Page speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor. Every build is optimized for Core Web Vitals from the ground up — properly configured caching, lean code, optimized images, and a deployment stack built for speed.
Over 60% of local searches happen on mobile. Google indexes your mobile version first. We design for the small screen from the start, not as an afterthought.
Schema markup, canonical tags, Open Graph, XML sitemap, robots.txt, meta structure — all configured correctly at launch. Not something you have to go back and fix later.
A site that ranks but doesn't convert is just expensive traffic. Clear calls to action, click-to-call on mobile, contact forms that actually work, and page layouts that guide visitors toward the next step.
We handle deployment, DNS configuration, HTTPS setup, and go-live. You get a fast, secure site without needing to understand what any of that means. Ongoing hosting is straightforward and affordable.
Recent Work
All Astro. All with SEO baked in from day one.
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Pricing
No hourly billing. No scope creep surprises. You know what you're getting before we start.
Website Only
$3,500
Website + SEO or Ads
$3,000
Hosting & domain
Hosting and domain registration are separate ongoing costs — typically $15–25/month depending on your setup. We can handle both for you, or you can set them up yourself and give us access. Either way works.
Your site is yours
Once a project is approved, paid, and ready to go live — the site belongs to you, full stop. If we set up your hosting and domain, we can transfer everything to you at any time, no questions asked. We don't hold websites hostage.
Complex projects & e-commerce
The prices above cover a standard business website. Projects with e-commerce functionality, custom integrations, membership areas, or significant complexity are scoped separately. Get in touch and we'll give you a straight number before any work starts.
FAQ
A regular web designer builds something that looks good. An SEO web design company builds something that looks good AND gets found. The difference is in how the site is architected — URL structure, page hierarchy, internal linking, schema markup, meta structure, Core Web Vitals performance — all of it is planned with search in mind from the first conversation. Handing a finished website to an SEO person after the fact always means going back and fixing things that should have been right from the start.
WordPress by default. It's what most clients need — easy to manage, well-supported, and when configured correctly it performs well in search. We build on WordPress with a performance-optimized setup so you're not sacrificing speed for convenience. For projects where raw performance is the top priority, we use Astro. Either way, the platform decision is driven by what the site actually needs.
A custom website starts at $3,500. If you're bundling with any of our SEO or Google Ads plans, the site is $3,000 plus hosting and domain — you save $500 and get a site that's built around your keyword strategy from day one rather than retrofitted later.
Not always. If your current site is reasonably fast, mobile-friendly, and doesn't have major technical issues, we can optimize what you have. If it's slow, built on a bad foundation, or making technical SEO work significantly harder, rebuilding is often the more cost-effective path. We'll tell you honestly which situation you're in — the audit will show it.
Most projects are delivered in 3 to 5 weeks from kickoff. Timeline depends on how quickly content and feedback come back on your side — the build itself moves fast. We don't sit on projects.
Deployment on Cloudflare Pages is included in every build. Cloudflare's free tier covers most small business sites — fast global CDN, automatic HTTPS, DDoS protection. If your site needs a paid Cloudflare plan, custom domain, or additional services, those costs are separate and passed through at cost.
Let's Talk
Fill this out and within a few minutes you'll get an automated audit of your site: performance scores, Core Web Vitals, Google Business Profile status, and the top issues I'd fix first.
No pitch, no pressure. If the data is interesting, we can talk about what to do with it.