We're rooted in Hollister, California. Most of our work starts here — downtown on San Benito Street, out along Highway 25, the 156, and Airline — and we deliberately build for the neighboring towns too: San Juan Bautista, Tres Pinos, Aromas, Paicines, Gilroy, Morgan Hill, Salinas, Watsonville, Prunedale, and Soledad. Each page below is written for that market specifically.
Nobody says "the north side." They say San Benito Street, Highway 25, the 156, or out Airline. These pages are written for the way customers describe where they're going.
Websites for downtown Hollister businesses on and around San Benito Street — restaurants, retail, clinics, salons, and offices.
Websites for businesses along the Highway 25 corridor through Hollister — auto, fuel, trades, fitness, and quick-service.
Websites for businesses along Highway 156 between Hollister, San Juan Bautista, and the 101 — lodging, dining, ag stands, and travel-adjacent trades.
Websites for Airline Highway and east-side Hollister businesses — ag services, equipment, hauling, and rural trades.
Websites for San Juan Bautista businesses — mission-town retail, restaurants, lodging, and trades.
Websites for Tres Pinos and south-county businesses — ranches, trades, ag services, and the Highway 25 corridor.
Websites for Aromas, CA businesses — trades, studios, growers, and home-based operations across the San Benito, Monterey, and Santa Cruz county lines.
Websites for Paicines and deep south-county operations — ranches, vineyards, ag services, and Pinnacles-adjacent visitor businesses.
Websites for Gilroy, CA businesses built by a nearby San Benito County studio.
Websites for Morgan Hill, CA businesses — professional services, wineries, clinics, and trades.
Websites for Salinas, CA businesses — ag operations, trades, clinics, and bilingual storefronts.
Bilingual websites and local SEO for Watsonville, CA businesses — berry and produce operations, food processing, trades, and clinics.
Websites for Prunedale and North Monterey County businesses at the 101 and 156 junction — trades, auto, feed and ranch supply, and service-area operations.
Websites for Soledad, CA businesses — vineyards, ag services, trades, and Salinas Valley operations.
Websites for Gonzales, CA businesses: growers, cooling and shipping, trades, and Main Street shops in the Salinas Valley.
Websites for King City, CA businesses: ag services, equipment and trucking, hospitality on Highway 101, and South County trades.
Websites for Castroville, CA businesses: growers and shippers, trades, and food and hospitality at the 156 and 1 junction.
Websites for Los Banos, CA businesses: trades, ag services, medical and dental offices, and Highway 152 commuter-market retail.
Cost, requirements, and a full example site, written for 5 of the business types we get asked about most across San Benito County and the towns nearby.
These land on a single answer, written for businesses in San Benito County and the towns around it.
Answers on towns served, pricing across San Benito County, and why naming your town matters. Search to find yours.
7 of 7 answers
Hollister first, then San Juan Bautista, Tres Pinos, Aromas, and Paicines across San Benito County, plus Gilroy, Morgan Hill, Salinas, Watsonville, Prunedale, and Soledad in the surrounding counties. Each town has its own page written for that market rather than 1 page with the name swapped out.
Pricing does not change by town. $4,999 for a Simple Site, $7,999 for a Custom Site, and $15,000 for a Smart Site, or lease-to-own at $1,500 + $100/mo, $2,500 + $200/mo, and $5,000 + $500/mo over 36 months. Smart Sites include a required $297/mo tech stack subscription. What changes by town is the research: which searches matter in Aromas is not what matters on San Benito Street.
Because that is the language customers and AI assistants use. Someone searching from Tres Pinos types Tres Pinos, not Central Coast. A page that names the town, the roads people use to get to you, and the neighboring communities you cover gives search engines a specific match instead of a vague regional one, and it gives an AI assistant a fact to quote.
Yes. Those markets have more search demand than Hollister does, and they are a short drive up Highway 25 or over the 156. We build for businesses there with the same approach, and we are candid that competition in Salinas and Gilroy is heavier, so results take longer than in San Benito County.
It depends on what you need. A large agency brings more people and more process, which matters for a multi-location brand. A local studio knows that Highway 25 and the 156 are different corridors, that San Juan Bautista traffic is seasonal, and that Paicines and Tres Pinos are separate markets. For a business serving San Benito County, that specificity usually shows up in the copy and the schema.
No. We are a remote-first studio based in Hollister, so there is no storefront to visit. We work over calls, email, and shared docs, and we come to you in person when a project needs photos, a walkthrough, or a face-to-face working session.
Yes, and that is often the easiest case. Starting from nothing means no legacy platform to untangle. We handle the domain, hosting, copy, structure, and schema, and a Simple Site can be live in about 1 week once content is ready.
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