Web design in Costa Rica that brings you customers

Who we build for

Most of our clients are businesses in Costa Rica that depend on being found: hotels and tour operators selling to travelers abroad, clinics and law firms competing in the metropolitan area, real estate offices, restaurants, and companies that outgrew spreadsheets and need software of their own.

A good share of them are foreign-owned or run by residents who moved here — which is why we work in English, invoice in dollars, and put everything in writing before we start.

What we do

• Business websites — from $499. Mobile-first design, a page per service, contact form, WhatsApp integration and the technical SEO baseline. Usually live in 3 to 7 business days.
• Online stores — $800 to $2,500. Catalog, card payments, SINPE Móvil (the local transfer everyone here uses), WhatsApp ordering and a panel you control. See online stores.
• SEO — from $500. Technical audit, fixes, Google Business Profile, then content and local search work. Full packages on our SEO page.
• AI agents. A bot on WhatsApp, Instagram or your website that answers the repetitive questions day and night, in English and Spanish, and hands you the leads worth closing.
• Custom software. CRM, bookings, inventory, internal tools and integrations with the systems you already run — including Costa Rican electronic invoicing. See custom software and CRM.
• Digital marketing. Google Ads and Meta Ads run on a flat monthly fee, with the ad accounts in your name. See digital marketing.
• Mobile apps. Android, iOS and progressive web apps that install from a link with no app store. See mobile app development.
• Corporate websites — from $5,000. The full build for companies competing in contested searches: research, performance, tracking and monthly reporting. See corporate websites.

Just arrived, or setting the business up from scratch? Start with starting a business online in Costa Rica — the domain, the payments, the Google profile and what each part really costs.

Based in the US or Canada and looking for a team on your own clock? See nearshore web development.

Teaching for a living here — yoga, fitness, surf, languages? That business works differently from a shop or an office, and it has a page of its own.

Why sites here fail to bring customers

The pattern repeats, whether the site cost $200 or $3,000:

• It is a template with the logo swapped. Generic text no search engine has a reason to rank.
• It is slow on a phone, which is where nearly all of your visitors are.
• It has one page for everything. One page cannot rank for six different services.
• No Google Business Profile, so the business never appears on the map.
• Nobody touched it in three years, and abandoned plugins turned it into a security hole.

None of that is exotic. It is just the work nobody did — which is also why fixing it tends to pay for itself quickly.

What you get, in writing

• The domain, the site and every account in your name once the project is paid.
• A 30-day warranty on defects in our work after delivery.
• A written proposal with scope, price and timeline before anything starts.
• Security from the start — we come from cybersecurity, so it is the baseline, not an upsell after an incident.