Web Design Armagh

Towns we serve in Armagh

agri-food, manufacturing, logistics, and cross-border retail along the A1/M1 corridor We work with businesses across Armagh City, Lurgan, Portadown, Craigavon, Keady, Tandragee and the rest of the county.

• Armagh City
• Lurgan
• Portadown
• Craigavon
• Keady
• Tandragee
• Markethill
• Richhill
• Derrymacash
• Bessbrook
• Crossmaglen
• Poyntzpass

What does a website cost in Armagh?

We publish our floor prices rather than hiding them behind a form: €1,200 brochure, €2,500 growth, €4,250 authority, €6,000+ e-commerce, and ongoing SEO from €650 a month. A Armagh project is quoted against that ladder at a fixed price, with 50% up front and 50% on launch.

Why not use a Armagh agency?

Most Armagh businesses come to us after being quoted several thousand for something we scope at €1,200 to €2,500. The difference is overhead, not quality — we have no sales floor and no middle management to fund.

Will the site rank in Armagh?

Every build ships with the technical foundations Google needs: clean markup, a sitemap, fast mobile loading, internal linking and local schema pointed at Armagh City, Lurgan, Portadown. That is the floor, and it is often enough in a lighter Armagh market. Competitive terms usually need the €650/month retainer on top.

What you get either way

Fixed-price scope: Scope, price and delivery date are agreed in writing up front for Armagh builds, with a 50% deposit and 50% on launch. Senior team only: Joey Bray scopes your Armagh City project and Joey Bray builds it — the work is never handed to a junior or offshored. No 12-month lock-in: No retainer is compulsory. Armagh clients on our SEO plan can stop at 30 days' notice and keep every asset. Compounding results: Most Armagh clients see Map Pack movement first, then organic positions, then a steady lift in direct enquiries.

A small city with a wide rural catchment

Armagh's trade area is more rural than urban, stretching towards Portadown, Keady and the border with Monaghan and Louth. Rural catchments behave differently online: fewer searches, higher intent, and mobile connections that are not always fast. We build light pages that load on a poor signal, because a site that takes eight seconds on a rural connection loses the enquiry before it renders.

What we would do first

Before any redesign we would run the free 60-second audit on the existing site and look at three things: load speed on mobile, whether each service has its own page, and whether the Google Business Profile matches what the site says. Frequently two of those three are the whole problem. If a build is warranted, brochure starts at €1,200 and Growth at €2,500, quoted in euro after a scoping call.

What should an Armagh business expect from a border-county website build?

Armagh's economy runs heavily on agri-food, orchards and food processing, haulage and construction supply, and a good deal of that trade genuinely crosses the border into Monaghan and Louth. That means a website often has to speak to two customer bases with different currencies, different VAT treatment and different expectations about invoicing. We handle this by deciding early which market is primary, presenting that clearly, and giving the second market its own clearly labelled path rather than blending the two into something vague. We also make sure company details, registration numbers and any certifications are shown in the form the relevant buyer recognises, because in agri-food and haulage the person checking your credentials is often a procurement contact rather than a consumer, and a missing certificate reference can quietly end the conversation.

Is a brochure site enough for an Armagh business, or is the growth tier the sensible start?

For a single-location service business in Armagh city, Portadown or Lurgan that mainly needs to be found, believed and rung, the €1,200 brochure site is genuinely enough and we will say so rather than upsell. The move to the €2,500 growth tier makes sense when there are several distinct services that each deserve their own page, when the business is competing for search visibility against established operators, or when there is a real content plan behind it. Agri-food and processing businesses selling into retail or wholesale buyers usually land in that second group, because the site is doing procurement work rather than local discovery work. We scope which of the two applies on a thirty minute call before quoting, so the tier is chosen on evidence rather than optimism.

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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