Websites for Sisters businesses

I’m Zack, the web designer behind Web Envisions in Bend. I build custom websites for Sisters shops, galleries, and event businesses that need to show their work well and help visitors plan a trip around them.

Websites from $2,500 · Work directly with Zack · Video calls

What a Sisters business website needs to do

  • Reach people planning a trip

    Many of your customers find you before they arrive, from Portland, the valley, or further. A site that shows what you offer, when you’re open, and why it’s worth the drive, so they plan you into their day.

  • Show the work beautifully

    Galleries, makers, and shops sell on how things look. Large, fast-loading photos and simple pages that let the work speak, without a cluttered template in the way.

  • Keep events and seasons current

    Festival weekends, shows, classes, and quieter winter hours. Dates and seasonal details you can update yourself in a minute, so visitors never see last year’s schedule.

  • Be easy to reach from a phone

    Visitors look you up on the road and in town. Directions, hours, and a one-tap call or booking, built to load fast even on a weak signal.

New site, rebuild, or repair?

Examples you can try

Working demos built the way I’d build them for a Sisters business. The businesses in them are fictional.

  • Working demo

    Plan-a-visit tour

    Visitors pick what they want to see and get a simple plan for their day, with the details sent ahead. Built for home tours, and a fit for studio and gallery visits.

    Try the tour planner
  • Working demo

    Guided finder

    Customers answer a few questions and get a short list that fits, instead of scrolling everything. Shown here for a bike shop; it works the same for a gift shop or gallery.

    Try the guided finder
  • Working demo

    Event and catering orders

    People plan an order for a group or event in a quick chat, and the business gets a complete request with the date, headcount, and items.

    Try the order chat

All example builds and working demos

Working together from Sisters

Meetings happen on video, so there’s no drive for either of us. A Launch-size site usually takes about 3 to 6 weeks.

  1. A conversation

    Send a few lines or call. I reply within one business day. Smaller sites get a quote by email; bigger builds start with a discovery session and a written scope and fixed quote.

  2. A prototype with your real content

    A working version with your services and wording, clearly labeled, before anything goes live. You review it and ask for changes.

  3. Build, test, and launch

    Every page and form tested on phones. You approve the finished site before launch, and I hand over the logins and how to make simple edits.

Scope and pricing

  • Launch website

    $2,500 to $4,000

    A polished site that explains what you do and makes it easy to get in touch.

  • Growth website

    $5,000 to $9,000

    A fuller site you can update yourself, with one guided tool that helps customers choose.

  • Intelligent website

    From $7,500

    Guided tools and live AI that help customers decide, like the demos on this site.

Every price is an estimate until we’ve confirmed the details. The pricing page has the current packages, add-ons, and an instant estimate.

Comparing quotes? What a small business website costs, and why breaks down what drives the price. Have a site already? The free website check tests it on a phone in about 30 seconds.

Zack Lekas, smiling outdoors with a forest and snow-capped mountain behind him

You work directly with me

I’m Zack Lekas, the founder of Web Envisions, based in Bend. The person you explain your business to is the person who designs and builds your site, and who answers when something needs fixing.

About ZackWorking with Central Oregon businesses

Questions before starting

Do you work with businesses in Sisters?

Yes. I’m based in Bend, about half an hour away, and build websites for businesses across Central Oregon, including Sisters. Meetings happen on video, which keeps things quick for both of us.

How much does a website cost?

A Launch website, up to five pages, $2,500 to $4,000. Growth sites with more pages and features $5,000 to $9,000. The pricing page has an instant estimate, and every project gets a fixed quote before work starts.

Can I update events and hours myself?

Yes. Things that change often, like event dates, seasonal hours, and featured pieces, are set up so you can edit them yourself without touching the design.

Can you work with my current website?

Yes. I work on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, and custom-coded sites, whether that means a fix, an improvement, or a rebuild that keeps what works. You keep ownership of everything.

How long does a website take?

A Launch-size site usually takes about 3 to 6 weeks. Most of that depends on how quickly the words and photos come together. If you’d like it live before a busy season, tell me the date and we’ll plan around it.

What happens after launch?

You own the site. You can make simple edits yourself, or I can keep it updated, backed up, and monitored on a care plan from $49 a month.

Also nearby: web design for Bend and Redmond businesses, and across Central Oregon.

Tell me about your Sisters business

Your business name, your current website if you have one, what you want the site to do, and when you’d like it live. I’ll reply within one business day.

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