Web design studio · since 2019
I design and build websites for service businesses across the US. You tell me about your business, and I handle the design, the tech, and everything in between.
I build business websites, landing pages, online stores, sales funnels and automation.
800+
websites built since 2019
★★★★★
5.0
from 550+ client reviews
15+
countries with clients
7+
years building websites
I’ve been building websites since 2019, for medical spas in Maryland, interior designers in Las Vegas, contractors, clinics, online stores, and hundreds of businesses like yours.
I run Anik Development as a small studio. I personally lead every project. And when a project needs more, design, video, marketing or extra development, I have a small trusted team, and we handle that on demand.
You’ll always know exactly who you’re working with. It’s me.
Like what you're hearing?
Twenty minutes, free, no pressure. Tell me about your business.
Book a free strategy callMessage me on WhatsAppDifferent industries, different goals, none of them templates.
Medical spa · Maryland
Treatments, team and online booking in one calm, high-end site.
Interior design studio · Las Vegas
A quiet, image-led portfolio that lets the interiors speak.
Aesthetics clinic · Henderson, NV
Treatment pages that answer questions before the consult.
Fitness studio · mobile booking
Class schedule and booking designed for the phone first.
Handmade skincare store
A warm, handmade feel with a short path to checkout.
The part that matters
The layout that makes someone call you.
The words that answer the doubt they haven't said out loud.
Where the button goes.
What to cut.
That part isn’t generated. That’s seven years and 800 websites of watching what works and what quietly fails.
You tell me about your business. I handle the rest.
A fast, professional website your business owns, built around how your customers decide.
Your Google Business Profile set up properly, so people nearby find you on Maps.
The technical and content groundwork that helps search engines understand and rank what you do.
Automatic follow-ups, booking flows, review requests and ongoing care, so nothing slips while you are busy.
Start with the website. Add the rest whenever it makes sense for you.
Amanda Brinkley
Founder, brinkleyswhippedbodybutter.com
NC, United States
Shelly
Operations Manager, formyplan.com
MI, United States
You tell me about your business and what you need. I will give you a clear plan for your website, whether you hire me or not.
Based on what your business actually needs. Agreed before anything starts. No surprises later.
You will see it come together and have room to give feedback. I handle every technical piece.
Your site launches, you own it, and I am still here if you need anything.
Most business websites land between
$500 and $3,000.
You get a fixed quote before any work starts.
Anything else, ask me on the call. Twenty minutes, free, no pressure.
Yes, as long as you can see their track record and talk to them directly. I’ve built 800+ websites since 2019 with a 5.0 rating across 550+ client reviews, and many of my clients have come back four, five, seven times. Before you commit anything, we get on a call so you can judge for yourself.
It depends on what your business actually needs. A one-page site for a local service business is a very different project from an online store or a multi-step funnel. As a guide, most multi-page business websites land between $1,500 and $4,000. You’ll get a fixed price before any work starts, so there are no surprises.
Most projects take one to three weeks from start to launch, depending on size and how quickly you can get me your content.
You do. Completely. The domain, the hosting, the site itself. All in your name, and you’re free to take it anywhere.
Whatever fits your situation. For most businesses that’s WordPress, because you can update it yourself later. For simpler projects a custom-built site can be faster and lighter. I’ll recommend the right one on our call and explain the trade-offs in plain English.
Yes. Some clients want nothing and just get in touch when something’s needed. Others prefer ongoing care: updates, backups, security monitoring, speed checks, and small content changes handled for them monthly. There’s no lock-in either way, and you can start it later if you’d rather see how you go.
