Web design for Moore, from just up the road.
Search for web design in Moore and almost every result is a directory or a designer from somewhere else holding a Moore landing page. I will not pretend to have a storefront on 19th Street. I run Stroder Web Services out of Del City, a short drive up the road, and I build custom websites for the shops, trades, and offices that fill the I-35 corridor.
How Moore businesses show up on Google.
I ran a Google Maps search centered on the middle of Moore for each of ten kinds of local business, the way a customer here would, and opened every website that came up. Here is what a Moore searcher actually sees.
155 of 188
show a Moore address
Trades too: plumbers 13 of 20, electricians 15 of 20, roofers 15 of 20. When I ran the same check in Del City, fewer than half showed a Del City address.
36 of 155
Moore businesses with no website on Google
Eight more send people to a Facebook page or a Linktree instead of a website.
5
Moore websites that would not open
Three web addresses lead nowhere at all, one says page not found, and one shows an error page. I opened each in a real browser to be sure.
14 of 155
show no hours
A customer choosing between two Moore shops cannot tell whether yours is open.
In Moore, most of the businesses a customer sees are Moore businesses, so you are competing with your neighbors. And 49 of the 155 I found give a searcher no working website of their own: no site, only a social page, or one that will not open. Two minutes will tell you which side of that line you are on: search your business on Google Maps, tap your website, and check your hours. My free site audit runs an instant scan of the website side.
How I checked: on September 27, 2026 I ran one Google Maps search centered on the middle of Moore for each of ten kinds of business (plumbers, electricians, heating and air, roofers, auto repair, auto body, hair salons, barbers, landscapers and restaurants) and took the first page of results, 188 businesses in all. A business counts as Moore when its Google listing shows a Moore address; 20 listings show no address at all, so a few of those may be local too. I opened every website listed. Four sites blocked my checker and one showed an almost empty page; those five were not counted either way. No business is named here.
A growing city deserves a straight answer.
Moore keeps adding rooftops, and every new rooftop searches Google before it searches anywhere else. Here is what working with an actual metro neighbor gets you.
Up the road, not out of state
I work out of Del City, in the southeast OKC metro, a short drive from Moore. Same market, same weather, same highways your customers sit on. Not a rented city page run from three states away.
Built for how Moore shops
Moore's business life runs along I-35 and 19th Street, and its customers live in the neighborhoods in between. A bedroom city between OKC and Norman finds its plumber, dentist, and mechanic on a phone. Your site has to win that search.
You deal with the builder
I build every site. The person who builds your site is the person you talk to, start to finish.
Prices you can read right now
Scroll down. The whole price list is on this page and on the pricing page, no email gate, no callback, no "it depends."
Moore keeps growing. The businesses that grow with it are the ones people can actually find.
· Built for local search
What it costs, in plain sight.
No form to fill out before you get a number. These are my prices, the same in Moore as they are anywhere else in Oklahoma.
The build · one-time, yours once it is paid
Pay up front or split any build over 12 months, same total, then it is yours.
The monthly · month to month, cancel anytime
Every number is explained line by line on the pricing page.
Built to show up where Moore actually looks.
Same construction at every tier. The scope grows; the quality does not change.
Custom-coded, never templated
No WordPress, no Wix, no page builders. Every page is built for your business. Why that matters.
Fast on a phone
A commuter city searches from the car line and the couch. Run any site I have built through Google's PageSpeed Insights and see what custom-coded does for load times.
Set up for local search on every page
Behind-the-scenes code tells Google where you are and what you do, page by page. When most of your competition is in Moore too, that clarity is an edge.
Proof, not promises
In May 2026, Google's AI cited my client C&D Lift by name in forklift repair searches across the metro. Read the case study or browse the portfolio.
The full list of what I build and maintain lives on the websites page.
What Moore businesses ask before hiring me.
How much does a website cost for a small business?
For most small businesses: $750 for a one-page site, $1,200 for five pages, $2,200 for up to fifteen pages including city landing pages. Hosting is a flat $95 a month. Pay up front or split the build over 12 months, same total, and the site is yours either way once it is paid. Those are the real numbers, not a starting-at teaser. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
Are you based in Moore?
No, and I would rather tell you that up front. I work out of Del City, in the southeast OKC metro, a short drive up the road from Moore. Same metro, same market, and every price I charge is published before you ever talk to me.
My customers come from Moore, Norman, and south OKC. Can one website cover all of that?
Yes. That is what the Premium build is for: up to fifteen pages, including a separate landing page for each city you serve. Moore sits in the middle of the I-35 corridor, so most Moore businesses pull customers from at least three cities. One page per city, each written for that city, is how you show up in all of them.
Do you use templates or WordPress?
Never. No WordPress, no Wix, no page builders. Every page is custom-coded, which is why my sites load fast, hold up on phones, and give Google clean markup to rank.
What about hosting?
A flat $95 a month on private servers I own and maintain myself, with SSL, nightly backups with an off-site copy, uptime checks every 5 minutes, and 30 minutes of edits every month. One price no matter your size.
Also building along the corridor.
Computer trouble at your business instead of a slow website? I help with that too: business computer help.
A website built closer to home.
Send over what your business does and I'll put together the plan: the pages, the prices, and the reasoning behind both. Free, no pressure, no sales call.