A farm sells two completely different things to two completely different searchers: a family looking for u-pick hours this Saturday, and a buyer looking for wholesale volume and certifications. One website has to answer both without making either dig, and it has to be right about today's hours or nobody comes back.
These are the searches your next customer is running — usually on a phone, usually within a few miles of you. Every one of them is a page that either exists on your site or doesn't.
A page that says what's ready now and what's coming, updated by season. It's your highest-traffic page and the one answer engines quote.
Structured hours with holiday and weather overrides, so "open now" searches include you and nobody drives out to a locked gate.
Families and buyers want different pages, different language, and different forms. Splitting them lets both rank for their own searches.
Box sizes, pickup points, and pricing on a real page — with signup that doesn't route through a phone call.
U-pick, tours, pumpkin patches, and school visits each get a page. Every event is fresh content and a reason to re-crawl the site.
Map, cross streets, and parking notes, because rural addresses confuse GPS and confused visitors turn around.
Static information points to a Simple Site. Information that changes points to a Custom Site. Anything that needs a real back end — scheduling, accounts, live data — is a Smart Site. All prices are starting points that move with scope.
Farm story, what you grow, stand hours, and directions — findable and always accurate.
Seasonal crop calendar, wholesale section, event pages, and CSA signup forms.
Live availability, online CSA and box ordering, pickup scheduling, and automated harvest notifications.
We're a remote-first studio based in Hollister. We know the difference between a customer searching from Hollister and one searching from out past Tres Pinos, and we build that into the site. Meetings happen wherever is easiest for you.
Every point on this page is already live in a complete, multi-page sample site. Click through the pages, the schema, and the lead capture before you spend a dollar.
Organic produce and a weekend farm stand just outside Hollister. CSA boxes, wholesale accounts, and seasonal pick-your-own events for San Benito County families.
Different trade, same search behavior. These sample sites solve the problems a farms & agriculture site shares with its neighbors — and each one is a complete, multi-page build you can browse.
Wholesale and farm-to-table buyers search the same terms
Farm stands run on the same inventory-and-hours problem
Both plan content around the growing season
Wholesale and farm-to-table buyers search the same terms.
Farm stands run on the same inventory-and-hours problem.
Constantly, and with urgency — "farm stand near me," "u pick this weekend," "is it open today." These are high-intent searches from people already in the car or planning Saturday. If your hours only live on Facebook, you're losing those visitors to whoever published them properly.
On a Simple or Custom Site we build a what's-in-season page that's quick to edit — a couple of minutes, no developer. On a Smart Site it updates from your own availability data so it's never wrong. Stale seasonal info is the fastest way to lose a repeat customer.
Yes, with separate paths. Retail gets hours, directions, and what's ripe. Wholesale gets volumes, packing, certifications, and a buyer contact. Trying to serve both in one voice makes the page rank for neither.
Simple Sites start at $4,999 one-time, or lease-to-own at $1,500 down plus $100 a month for 36 months. Custom Sites with a seasonal calendar and wholesale section start at $7,999 or $2,500 plus $200 a month. Smart Sites with online box ordering start at $15,000 or $5,000 plus $500 a month, plus a $297/mo tech stack subscription.
Yes, on a Smart Site — subscriptions, pickup locations, pauses, and payment handled online. On a Custom Site we build the signup form and pricing page and hand submissions to you, which is plenty for most farms starting a box program.
That's usually where the biggest gain is. Event and u-pick pages with dates, pricing, and what to bring rank for exactly the searches families run on Friday night, and they're the pages AI assistants pull from when someone asks what to do this weekend near Hollister.
For editing, not much — the site is edited in a browser and we keep it light. For your visitors, it matters a lot, which is why we build for cellular speeds. Farm searches happen on phones with one or two bars.
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