Based on the square

Our office is at 203 Eastside Square, Ste C-9, on the courthouse square in downtown Huntsville, open Monday through Saturday. The businesses we build for are across North Alabama: Huntsville and the towns around it, Madison and Limestone counties, and the Shoals to the west and Jackson County to the east.

Distance does not change how a site gets built. The first call, your notes and photos, the review of the draft on a shared screen and the walkthrough before launch all run by phone and email, so a business in Scottsboro or Florence gets the same build as one around the corner from the square. What changes from town to town is what the site has to say: a trade that drives to its customers needs the towns named and a service-area Google Business Profile; a shop needs hours, directions and what it carries; a business in Madison is in the Huntsville-area search results and competes there.

The town pages below say what is different about each. Every one of them comes with the same terms: a written price before anything starts, a site and a domain you own, and no long-term contract.

Photo: Big Spring Park fountain by Richard Bitting, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped.

A fountain in the Big Spring Park lagoon with flowering trees and people walking on the lawn

Towns we serve

Tap a town for its page. Huntsville is this site; Owens Cross Roads is covered with Hampton Cove.

Town by town

Nearer the square

Madison, just west of Huntsville across Madison and Limestone counties, sits in the same search results as Huntsville, so the Google Business Profile and listings carry as much weight as the site. See Madison web design.

Harvest, northwest of Huntsville, is home to trades that work the whole area; a site there has to name the towns it serves and match a service-area profile. See Harvest web design.

Hampton Cove and Owens Cross Roads, on the southeast side, share one page because a business in one serves the other; the sample plumber site is built for that side of town. See Hampton Cove web design.

Meridianville, north of Huntsville, is owner-run businesses where the phone is the whole point of the site, and the care plan does the upkeep. See Meridianville web design.

Farther out

Athens, the Limestone County seat, is shops and makers deciding between an online store and a plain site with hours and a profile. See Athens web design.

Florence, in the Shoals, is the farthest west we work, and the page walks through how a build runs by phone, shared screen and email. See Florence web design.

Scottsboro, the Jackson County seat, is the farthest east, with businesses that serve visitors as well as residents and need hours, directions and the profile right. See Scottsboro web design.

If your town is not listed and you are in North Alabama, call (256) 402-9868. The work is the same wherever the business is.

Get a price for your site

Tell us about your business and where it is. You get the price in writing before anything starts.