Website design
Website design built against your brand, not a theme.
FlowZone Studio designs and builds custom websites for startups, small businesses and personal brands: marketing sites, portfolios and full storefronts. Every site is designed against your brand, written for you, mobile first and deployed on your own domain, and you own the code.
What you get
Everything, finished and handed over.
- Custom design, never a template
- Copy written for you
- Mobile first, fast loading and built for search
- Forms, booking and payments wired in
- Storefront with cart and checkout if you sell
- Deployed on your domain, handed over with the keys
Who it is for
Small businesses
Your site is the first place people decide whether to trust you. It should look like it.
Startups
A launch page that explains the product in one screen and captures the signup.
Sellers
A real shop with cart and checkout, like cardsrg.com, the storefront built here end to end.
One studio, three parts
01
Brand
What people recognize you by.
02
Site
Where people decide.
03
System
What keeps running after launch.
One Build is $500, The Full Build (brand, site and one working system) is $1,500 and The Storefront starts at $2,500. Small jobs like a single graphic or a new landing page start at $49.99. Every price is flat and agreed before you pay. See pricing.
Straight answers
How much does a website cost at FlowZone?
A site on its own is One Build at $500. A site with the brand and a working system is $1,500. A full storefront with cart and checkout starts at $2,500. Every price is flat and agreed before you pay.
What do you build websites with?
Next.js, deployed on Vercel. That means fast pages, good search performance and no page builder subscription.
Can you build an online store?
Yes. cardsrg.com is a full storefront built here end to end, with cart, checkout and money landing in the owner's account.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The code, the domain and the accounts are yours. Nothing is held hostage and there is no platform to stay subscribed to.
Got the idea?
Send it over.
Four questions. No call. You see your number before anything starts.
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