The studio
Newport is discovered on a screen long before it is seen in person.
The mansions on Bellevue and the boats in the harbor pull in people who plan the whole trip before they pack a bag. Someone is reading reviews and picking a dinner spot from a hotel bed two states away. If your site is slow, or it won't load right on a phone, they book the place next door and never know you were an option.
We're Tony and Dani, and we hand-code every site ourselves, no page builders and no templates. The price is flat and you see it up front. Once paid in full, you own the finished site and its project-specific code, and you can start with a free scan that shows where your current site is losing visitors. No pressure, just a clear read on what's working and what's not.
What we build
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Custom websites
A hand-coded site for your inn or restaurant that opens fast on a phone down by the harbor and shows your real rooms and tables, not stock photos. Built so a visitor walking Thames Street finds your hours and books you before they reach the next door down the block. See our web design and flat pricing.
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Online stores
Newport does not empty out when the boats leave. An online store lets the boutique on Thames or the gallery off Bellevue keep selling through the winter, and lets a guest who loved your shop reorder from home long after their trip ends.
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Custom tools
We build the small tools your front desk actually needs. A room availability check, a reservation request that lands in your inbox, or a schedule page for the week the Folk Festival fills every room on the island. If an off-the-shelf plugin cannot do it, we can. Explore custom tools.
Where we work
Serving Newport and Aquidneck Island
We work with owners across the island and the East Bay, from a bed and breakfast in the Point to a kitchen on Broadway. If you are near Newport, we can meet in person or handle everything over a call.
Middletown, Portsmouth, Jamestown, Tiverton, Little Compton, and Bristol, across Aquidneck Island and the Rhode Island coast.
Questions
Web design in Newport, answered
Our business is seasonal. Is a new website worth it before summer?
That is when it pays off most. People plan Newport trips well ahead and they plan them on a phone, so a site that loads fast and answers their questions is doing real work in April and May. We can have you ready before the first festival weekend fills the island.
Can guests book or reserve right from the site?
Yes. We can wire in room availability, a reservation request, or a gift card page, whatever matches how you actually take bookings. You keep running the front desk your way, and the site handles the first step so nobody drifts off to the next listing.
What does a website cost?
Flat pricing with no surprises. A standard site is $2,000 and a larger one is $4,000, and online stores start at $5,500. You see the full price up front. Once paid in full, you own the finished site and its project-specific code; third-party platforms and assets keep their own licenses.
Are you actually local to Newport?
We are Tony and Dani, a husband and wife studio in Westerly, at the other end of the Rhode Island coast. We work with owners across Aquidneck Island and the East Bay, and we can meet in person or handle everything over a call.
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.