The studio
A visitor decides where to eat before they cross the drawbridge
Mystic gets two kinds of customers. The regulars from Stonington and Groton who already know your door, and the visitors coming off Route 27 from the Seaport or the Aquarium with a phone in hand and no plan for dinner. Your website is what turns that second group into a full table or a sold shelf.
Plenty of sites downtown were built once and left alone. The summer hours never got changed, the header is a stock beach photo, and the page crawls on a phone with one bar of signal near the water. We build the opposite: hand-coded, quick on a phone, and simple to keep current when the season turns. If you want to see where your current site is losing people first, there is a free instant scan on our homepage.
What we build
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Custom websites
A site built for how Mystic actually shops. Easy to read on a phone for the visitor walking Main Street, honest about your real seasonal hours, and quick enough that nobody bounces before your menu loads. We photograph and write it around your place, never a template with your name dropped in. See our web design and flat pricing.
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Online stores
The gallery print, the jar of local honey, the shop shirt someone wishes they had bought before leaving town. We build stores that keep selling after visitors drive back over the drawbridge, and they stay simple enough to run yourself. Hosting, store-platform and payment costs are disclosed before the build.
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Custom tools
Reservations, waitlists, room availability, booking that skips the third-party fees. If your inn is handing a slice of every stay to a booking site, or your restaurant is still running a paper reservation book, we build the plain tool that puts it back in your hands. Explore custom tools.
Where we work
Serving Mystic and the shoreline
We are based minutes away in Westerly, so meeting face to face is easy when you want it. We build for shops, restaurants and inns across the Mystic area and both sides of the Connecticut and Rhode Island line.
Stonington Borough, Noank, Old Mystic, West Mystic, Groton, Pawcatuck and Westerly, up and down the Connecticut and Rhode Island shoreline
Questions
Web design in Mystic, CT, answered
Do you understand seasonal businesses in Mystic?
Yes. We build hours and messaging you can flip yourself when summer ends, so a tourist checking their phone at 8pm in October sees that you are closed instead of driving to a dark door. Getting seasonal hours wrong quietly costs you trust and the repeat visit.
How much does a website cost?
Flat and up front. A standard site is $2,000, a larger premium build is $4,000, and online stores start at $5,500. There is no required monthly LeadLeak retainer for the build itself. Once paid in full, you own the finished site and its project-specific code; hosting and any third-party platform costs are disclosed before we begin.
Can you help my restaurant take reservations or my inn take direct bookings?
Yes. We build simple booking and reservation tools right into your site so you keep more of each booking instead of handing a slice to a third-party app. If you already use a system you like, we wire it in cleanly.
Do we have to meet in person?
We are a short drive up Route 1 in Westerly, so in person is easy if you want it. Plenty of our shoreline clients prefer phone and email, and both work fine. Either way you are talking to Tony and Dani, the two people who build the site.
Let's build something worth visiting
See our web design work and flat pricing, or run a free, instant scan of your current site first.