Do it yourself
$20 to $50 a month
Squarespace, Wix or a Shopify starter plan. Good for a new food cart, a single-location shop or a side business while you test demand.
Want help? Inspired Melissa teaches DIY website classes in Bend.
<guide> Bend web design
Fourteen local designers and studios, what they actually charge, and how to tell which one fits a Bend business your size. Prices are the ones they post themselves.

// what it costs here
Most Bend designers quote per project, but a handful publish their numbers. These are straight from their own sites in October 2026.
| Who | Posted price | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| MoonHouse Media | $1,500 to start, then $300 or $400 a month | WordPress site plus 2 or 4 social posts a month; the $400 plan adds ad management |
| Inspired Melissa | From $5,000; $1,500 per 10 hours after | Design, writing, setup and launch; her hourly rate is $189 |
| Just By Design | $6,500+, most $6,500 to $15,000 | Custom WordPress with SEO, schema and AI-search structure |
| Coulee Creative | Most projects $5,000 to $30,000 | Custom sites and Shopify stores, 4 to 12 weeks |
| Savy (bigger budgets) | Projects $15,000 to $75,000 | Full-service agency; see our hub for the all-in-one firms |
// pick a path
$20 to $50 a month
Squarespace, Wix or a Shopify starter plan. Good for a new food cart, a single-location shop or a side business while you test demand.
Want help? Inspired Melissa teaches DIY website classes in Bend.
About $1,500 to $8,000
You talk to the person building it. Most Bend solo designers work in WordPress and also handle hosting and updates, which is what most local service businesses need.
Best fit: trades, wellness, restaurants, real estate.
About $6,500 to $30,000+
Strategy, copywriting, SEO, integrations and a team that can keep going after launch. Worth it when the site has to sell, book or plug into other software.
Best fit: e-commerce, multi-location, B2B.
// verified Bend designers
Filter by budget or platform. Every one is based in Bend and checked on its own website.
14 designers shown
$1,500 + $300 or $400 a month
A first real website with social posting bundled in, from a family-run Bend team (Aaron and Mike Moon).
Quote
Trades and local service businesses that want a WordPress site built to rank in Bend searches.
Free estimate
Small businesses that want a custom WordPress site they can update themselves from the dashboard.
Free consultation
Owners who would rather meet in person: they come to your business for the first consultation.
Quote
A long-time Bend designer who pairs the website with a media and SEO plan, and brings in graphic designers as needed.
Sites from $5,000
One person who builds the site and then runs email, social and SEO with you. Also teaches DIY website classes.
Quote
Nonprofits, conservation groups and public agencies that need a brand and an accessible site together.
Quote (limited 2026 spots)
Growing product and wellness brands that want the site, brand and email marketing handled by one person.
Free fit-check call
A senior, one-person agency for branding, the website and the paid ads that point to it.
$6,500+ (most $6,500 to $15,000)
Service businesses (contractors, dentists, cabinet makers, interior designers) that want SEO and AI search built in.
Quote
Mission-driven teams that want a Webflow site they can edit without a developer, plus ADA/WCAG work.
$5,000 to $30,000, 4 to 12 weeks
Shopify stores and bigger custom builds, with apps, branding and marketing under the same roof.
Free quote and site review
E-commerce and sites that need real development: integrations, POS, clinical or education software.
Quote
Established companies whose website is part of a bigger messaging problem, not just a redesign.
No designer matches both filters. Try “Any” platform.
MDRN SEO bundles design, hosting and SEO in one monthly plan (see the SEO guide). Manski Media, Sure Marketing and Savy build sites as part of full-service marketing. Need an app or web application instead of a website? See app development in Bend.
// the stack
What most Bend designers build on. Flexible, cheap to host, huge plugin library. Needs updates or it gets hacked, so budget for maintenance.
In Bend: Hilary Popham, Laura Bowly, Inspired Melissa, Kate Miller, Just By Design, Bend Pro Web, MoonHouse
The easy answer if you sell physical products online, ship gear or run a subscription. Monthly fees and app costs add up but checkout just works.
In Bend: Coulee Creative, Graphic Heart, Litehouse
Design-forward sites your team can edit visually without breaking the layout. Higher monthly hosting than WordPress, fewer security chores.
In Bend: fare·well
Fine for a simple brochure site you run yourself. You can always hand it to a designer later; just keep the same page addresses or redirect them.
DIY, or a class with Inspired Melissa
// local requirements
Summer patio hours, winter closures, holiday weeks and smoke or snow days. Put a dated banner at the top and change your Google Business Profile hours the same day.
If you drive to Redmond, Sisters, Sunriver, La Pine and Tumalo, give each its own page with real jobs or details there. One “we serve Central Oregon” line won't rank.
Visitors look you up from a trailhead parking lot or a hotel room. Tap-to-call, a map link and your menu or price list should load first, not a full-screen video.
Tours, salons, restaurants and clinics live and die by online booking. Ask whether the designer has wired in your exact system before, not just “a booking plugin.”
Stock photos of mountains that aren't ours get noticed. Your own crew, space and work beat anything generic. See the video guide for local shooters.
Every old page address needs a 301 redirect to its new home, or you lose the Google rankings you already earned. Ask for the redirect list in writing.
// before you sign
FAQ
We read every designer's own website in October 2026 for services, location and any posted prices. We dropped two names from our old list: Bend Web Design (the site was down) and Norman (no Bend connection we could find). The custom app builders moved to our app development guide.
Updated October 21, 2026. Nobody paid to be listed here. Prices change, so confirm with the business before you sign anything. Suggest a fix or a business we missed.
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