Middletown, NJ
Web design in Monmouth County, NJ.
Scripture Studios is a one-person web studio in Middletown, New Jersey. I design and build websites for Monmouth County businesses: salons, trades, restaurants, studios and shops that need people nearby to find them, trust them and get in touch.
You deal with me from the first call to launch and after. No account managers, no templates passed off as custom work, and your domain, code and accounts stay in your name.
What I build
- Marketing sites for service businesses — salons, trades, studios, shops
- Booking and scheduling systems with confirmations and reminders
- Online storefronts with request-and-confirm checkout
- Inventory, admin dashboards, and internal tools
- Hosting your site — servers, SSL, backups, uptime monitoring
- Ongoing changes and support after launch
Built to be found locally
- Your town, services and hours where search engines read them
- Structured data that matches your Google Business Profile
- Fast on a phone, which is where local searches happen
- A sitemap submitted to Google and Bing at launch
- Clear prices, hours and a call button, so searchers become customers
Towns I work with.
Anywhere in Monmouth County, and across New Jersey. Most often:
- Middletown
- Red Bank
- Holmdel
- Hazlet
- Keyport
- Matawan
- Aberdeen
- Atlantic Highlands
- Highlands
- Rumson
- Fair Haven
- Little Silver
- Shrewsbury
- Tinton Falls
- Long Branch
- Asbury Park
- Ocean Township
- Neptune
- Wall
- Belmar
- Freehold
- Marlboro
- Manalapan
- Colts Neck
Questions local businesses ask first.
Do you only work with Monmouth County businesses?
No, but they are who the studio is built around. I'm in Middletown, so a coffee in Red Bank or a walk round your shop in Freehold is a short drive, not a video call. Clients elsewhere in New Jersey and beyond get the same process, just over the phone.
Will my site show up when people nearby search for what I do?
Every site is built for local search from the start: your town and services in the places search engines read, structured data that matches your Google Business Profile, a sitemap, and pages that load fast on a phone. I'll also help you set up or tidy your Google Business Profile, which is what decides the map results.
How long does a website take?
Most sites take one to four weeks from the day the scope is signed. Booking systems, stores and custom tools are scoped after a first call and usually run longer.
What does a website cost?
A fixed one-time price agreed before any work starts, and a flat monthly plan for hosting and care. The price only changes if you change the scope, and you approve that in writing first.
Tell me about your business.
The first call is free. If a new site isn't what you need, I'll tell you that too.