San Diego
web design
that brings in customers.

Every website is different, so we price each project individually rather than publishing a list that would be wrong for most people. After a free consultation we send you a fixed quote in writing that covers exactly what is included. You will know the full cost before any work begins.

What moves the number is scope, not hours. A few pages saying what you do, with your contact details and a form that works on a phone, sits at one end. More pages, online booking, a shop that takes payments, photography or copy written from scratch sit further along. We quote the whole job rather than billing by the hour, so the number you agree is the number you pay.

Tell us your budget on that first call and we will tell you honestly what it covers — and if it is not enough for what you are describing, we will say so rather than take the work anyway.

Hosting and the domain are separate, and we tell you what they actually cost instead of folding them into a vague monthly fee. The accounts stay in your name, so you are never locked in.

Yes, and most of it is less mysterious than it sounds. For a local business the biggest lever is your Google Business Profile — the panel that shows up beside a search and on Google Maps. We fill it out properly: the right categories, real opening hours, the area you cover, photos, and the services you actually offer, described the way people search for them.

Then the website itself. Google pays attention to how fast a page loads, whether it works on a phone, and whether it is obvious what you do and where you do it. We fix what is slowing it down, make sure each service has a page worth ranking, and add the structured data that spells out your address, hours and service area.

Reviews count for more in local search than almost anything else, so we set up a simple way to ask for them rather than leaving it to chance.

None of this is instant. Local rankings usually start moving within a few weeks and keep improving for months. We show you which searches are actually bringing in calls, rather than a report full of numbers that do not change anything.

Yes, and it costs nothing. Send us the address and we go through it twice: once the way a customer would, once the way a search engine does.

You get back what is slowing it down and why, what is missing for local search, anything broken or awkward on a phone, and the three things we would fix first if it were ours. In plain English, with reasons — not a color-coded score out of a hundred.

You choose how it reaches you: a PDF by email, or a call where Maz talks you through it and you can ask questions as you go.

There is nothing attached to it. Plenty of people take the list to whoever built the website and have them fix it, and that is genuinely fine. You usually have it back within one working day.

Ring Maz on (858) 859-5636, or book a free 20-minute call at a time that suits you. Twenty minutes, no charge, no obligation.

On that call we mostly listen: what you do, who you are trying to reach, what is not working now, and what you would like to be different in six months. If you already have a website, we will have looked at it before we speak.

After that you get a written proposal — what we would build, what it covers, how long it takes and one fixed number. Nothing starts until you have said yes to it.

If we are not the right fit for what you need, we will say so on that first call and point you somewhere better. Nobody gains from a project that was wrong from the start.