Web Design Antrim

Towns we serve in Antrim

Belfast tech & fintech, cyber security, professional services, and cross-border B2B trade We work with businesses across Belfast, Lisburn, Antrim Town, Ballymena, Carrickfergus, Larne and the rest of the county.

• Belfast
• Lisburn
• Antrim Town
• Ballymena
• Carrickfergus
• Larne
• Newtownabbey
• Glengormley
• Randalstown
• Crumlin
• Ballyclare
• Whitehead

What does a website cost in Antrim?

A brochure site for a Antrim business starts at €1,200 and covers five to seven pages, mobile layout and the technical SEO basics. Growth builds start at €2,500 and add lead capture, a blog and conversion tracking. Authority projects run from €4,250, and e-commerce from €6,000. Every figure is fixed after a free twenty-minute scope call.

Why not use a Antrim agency?

A Antrim agency typically bills for a team you never meet. We bill for one senior developer who does the work. The saving is real, and so is the accountability — there is exactly one person to hold responsible.

Will the site rank in Antrim?

Yes for local intent, honestly maybe for broad terms. A properly built page will compete for "near me" and "Antrim" searches quickly. National keywords are a different job and need sustained content work at €650 a month.

What you get either way

Fixed-price scope: Every Antrim project starts with a written scope and a fixed figure — variations are priced separately and only with your sign-off. Senior team only: One senior developer owns your Antrim project end to end, from the scope call through to handover training. No 12-month lock-in: Ownership transfers on launch: registrar, host, analytics and repository all move into your accounts. Compounding results: We measure Antrim progress on enquiries, not vanity impressions, and report it monthly in plain English.

Working across the border

We work with businesses in Antrim the same way we work with clients in the Republic: remotely, with scheduled calls and a shared project board. Prices on this site are published in euro and we quote in euro. The technical side is unchanged, but two things do differ in practice — search results in Antrim are influenced by Belfast's much larger commercial gravity, and buyers here often compare against UK-based providers as well as Irish ones.

Competing against Belfast providers

For an Antrim business the realistic goal is to own the specific searches around your own town and sector rather than to fight Belfast agencies on generic terms. That means tightly written service pages, a maintained Google Business Profile, and enough genuine detail on the site that a buyer can judge you without ringing. Growth builds from €2,500 cover that; Authority builds from €4,250 suit firms selling into Belfast itself.

What changes when a website has to serve Antrim customers in sterling?

County Antrim sits inside the United Kingdom, so a website built for a business in Ballymena, Larne, Antrim town or the Belfast commuter belt has to price in pounds sterling, not euro, and read as local to a Northern Ireland customer rather than as a Republic supplier reaching across the border. That affects more than a currency symbol. Contact numbers should be shown in UK format, addresses should use the postcode the customer expects to type into a maps app, and any delivery or callout information should be written from a Northern Ireland starting point. Where a business genuinely trades on both sides of the border we build a clear dual presentation instead of leaving the visitor to guess, because ambiguity about price and coverage is one of the most common reasons a cross-border enquiry never gets sent at all.

Does the Causeway coast tourism trade need a different site to an Antrim trade business?

Yes, and the difference is worth scoping properly. An accommodation provider, activity operator or hospitality business along the Antrim coast is often being found by a visitor planning a trip from Britain or further afield, sometimes months ahead, and that site lives or dies on photography, clear availability and a booking route that works on a phone. A joinery, electrical or plant hire business in Ballymena or Antrim town is being found by someone who needs a job done in the next fortnight and wants to see relevant work, coverage area and a number to ring. We quote those as different briefs. Both can start at the €1,200 brochure level, but the tourism build usually justifies moving up to the €2,500 growth tier because the imagery and booking journey carry the commercial weight.

How do you design a website for an Antrim business balancing Belfast’s pull with strong local towns?

County Antrim sits right up against Belfast, which shapes how local businesses in towns like Ballymena, Antrim town, Larne and Carrickfergus compete for attention — many residents commute into Belfast daily and could easily choose to shop or use services there instead, so a local Antrim business needs a website that makes a clear case for staying local, whether that’s convenience, personal service or simply being closer to home. We also build for Antrim’s tourism draw along the Causeway Coast further north, where visitor numbers peak over summer and businesses need strong visual presentation and clear seasonal information to capture bookings made well in advance. For manufacturing and industrial businesses around Antrim town and the wider Belfast metro area, the priority is usually straightforward, professional service pages rather than flashy design. We scope each Antrim build around which of these describes the business, keeping pages fast and mobile-friendly given how much local searching happens on phones during commutes on the M2 and A26. A brochure site starts from €1,200, with Growth options from €2,500 for more complex needs.

Can you help an Antrim business rank locally when so much competition is effectively coming from Belfast?

Yes, and this is a genuinely common challenge across Antrim towns close to Belfast, where local businesses can find themselves outranked not just by direct local competitors but by larger Belfast-based businesses with bigger marketing budgets. Our approach focuses on specific local intent — making sure your Google Business Profile and site content clearly establish you as based in and serving Ballymena, Antrim town, Larne or Carrickfergus, since a lot of searchers genuinely want a local option and just need to find it easily rather than defaulting to a Belfast result. We build content around the practical local searches that matter most to your business rather than trying to compete broadly against Belfast on generic terms, which is rarely a winnable fight for a smaller local business. For Antrim’s Causeway Coast tourism businesses further north, the competitive landscape is different again, competing more with other coastal destinations than with Belfast directly. Our SEO service starts from €650 a month, and we scope the strategy around whichever competitive reality actually applies to your business.

What happens next

You get a reply from Joey Bray the same working day. You get a fixed written quote within 48 hours — one price, one delivery date. Work starts only when you have signed the scope, with 50% up front and 50% at launch. Starting prices: Brochure from €1,200, Growth from €2,500, Authority from €4,250, Custom from €5,000, E-commerce from €6,000, AI integration from €2,500, SEO from €650 a month. All prices are ex-VAT starting points.

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