The Providence skyline at dusk across the river, downtown towers and lights on the water

Providence, Rhode Island

Web design in Providence

Providence puts a lot of businesses on the same few blocks, so when your site is dated or slow, the click quietly goes to the shop down the street. We build for Federal Hill restaurants and College Hill storefronts, sites that load fast and read clearly on the phone people actually search from.

The studio

A design-school city notices a cheap website

RISD and Brown put design-literate people all over the city, and they carry those standards into where they eat and who they hire. A template with stock photos and a contact form that doesn't work reads as an afterthought here, and people move on to whoever looks like they mean it.

We're Tony and Dani, a two-person studio down in Westerly. We hand-write every line of a site instead of dragging it together in a page builder, so your Providence business loads fast and looks like it belongs next to the good ones on Atwells Avenue or Thayer Street.

What we build

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    Custom websites

    A hand-coded site for your shop or practice that looks right the second it opens on a phone. Standard sites are a flat $2,000 and Premium is $4,000, with no surprise invoices, and the site and code stay yours. See our web design and flat pricing.

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    Online stores

    For the Providence roaster or boutique selling past the register, we build stores that handle real inventory and checkout without lock-in to LeadLeak. Online stores start at $5,500; hosting, store-platform and payment costs are disclosed before the build.

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    Custom tools

    Booking and quote requests built around how your business actually runs, from a Federal Hill reservation flow to a contractor taking service calls across the East Side. It lives inside your site and works on the first tap. Explore custom tools.

Where we work

Serving Providence and the towns around it

We are based down the shoreline in Westerly and build for businesses across the capital and its neighborhoods, on site when it helps and over a shared screen when that moves faster.

Federal Hill, College Hill, Fox Point, Wayland Square and Elmhurst, plus Cranston, Pawtucket, East Providence, Johnston and North Providence, across Rhode Island and the Connecticut shoreline.

Questions

Web design in Providence, answered

Do you work with Providence restaurants and shops in person?

Yes. We are down the shoreline in Westerly, under an hour from the city on I-95, and we work with Wickenden Street shops and Hope Street practices both on site and remotely. Most of a build runs over email and a shared screen, and we come up when meeting in person makes it easier.

How much does a website cost?

Flat pricing. A Standard site is $2,000 and a Premium build is $4,000. Online stores start at $5,500. You get the number up front, with no required monthly LeadLeak retainer for the build itself. Hosting, store-platform and payment costs are disclosed before work begins.

Do I own the site and the code?

Once the project is paid in full, you own the finished site and its project-specific code, with no lock-in to LeadLeak. Third-party platforms and assets keep their own licenses, and we identify those costs before work begins.

How do I find out what is wrong with my current site?

Run the free instant scan on our site. It checks your existing pages and shows where you are losing customers, whether that is slow loading or a contact form that does not work. No cost and no call required.

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.