Web design for the outdoor industry

Websites that sell boats, book trips & fill calendars.

Custom builds and Care Plans for boat builders, lodges, and outfitters — measured by the business they drive.

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What A Bad Online presence Costs

Your website should be a 24/7 sales asset, not a liability.

Right now, buyers are comparing you to the competition online and ruling you out without ever calling. A real sales asset answers their questions, earns their trust, and starts the conversation before you know they exist. Here's what that looks like — drag the slider.

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What it costs & how it works

Custom websites, priced upfront.

No proposals built on guesswork. Three tiers, transparent pricing, and a Care Plan behind every build — because we don't hand off a website and disappear.

Tier 1Most projects land here
Up to 8 pages$4,000

For simple guide and brochure-style sites that need to look professional and convert.

Tier 2
Up to 12 pages$6,000

A full brand presence — the right tier for most lodges, guides, and marine businesses.

Tier 3
Up to 16 pages$8,000

Larger lodges, boat builders, and premium outfits with deeper content needs.

Add-ons
Inquiry & follow-up automation
ANY TIER$1,500

Every inquiry captured, routed, and followed up automatically — CRM setup, form routing, and follow-up sequences built around how you sell.

Additional pages
ANY TIER
$250 /page

Beyond your tier's page count — same design system, same quality bar.

Every build runs on a Care Plan.

Hosting, monitoring, updates, and a direct line to the people who built your site. It's how we stand behind the work long after launch.

Essential

$129 /month

Hosting, platform updates, performance monitoring, and minor fixes — with an hour of design and dev work every month.

Growth

$300 /month

Everything in Essential, plus three hours a month for new sections, content updates, and ongoing improvements.

01 — STRATEGY

We learn your business first.

Research, positioning, and a page map built around how your customers actually book, buy, and inquire.

02 — DESIGN

Homepage first, then everything.

You see the homepage at full fidelity before anything else gets built — lock the direction, then every page inherits it.

03 — BUILD & LAUNCH

Production build, QA, go-live.

Full production build, redirects, analytics, and a clean launch — then your Care Plan picks up from day one.

Typical build: 4–5 weeks from kickoff to launch.

Who you're working with

Trusted by the some of the best operators in the industry.

"All I can say is hell yes. You have exceeded my expectations, and unfortunately, I do not get to say that very often. This looks incredible."

Cooper Beckett
No Name Fly Lodge

"I couldn’t be more stoked on the new site. Received some very genuine DMs from friends/family on the style and quality of your work. I’m so glad you found us!"

Robert Eddins
RO Drift Boats
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Jack Shirk
Founder, Flood Tide Digital

I'm not a generic web designer who wandered into the outdoor space. I fish, I hunt, I've restored boats, and I've spent years around many of the lodges, guides, and builders this studio serves. That's the difference you can see in the work — and the reason clients stay after launch.

Questions, answered

The things people ask before they start.

Why does a website cost $4,000 and up?

Because it's built custom, by people who know your industry, to sell — not assembled from a template. Pricing is flat and published, so you know the number before we start, and the build is made to hold up for years, not until the next redesign trend.

How long does a build take?

Most builds run 4–5 weeks from kickoff to launch. The biggest variable is how quickly decisions and content come back from your side — we keep ours moving.

Can you just update my current site instead?

Sometimes, honestly. If your foundation is solid, small updates are Care Plan work and we'll tell you that. But when the underlying build is the problem, patching costs more than doing it right. Show us what you have and you'll get a straight answer either way.

Why is the Care Plan required?

Because we host, secure, and monitor every site we build — that's what lets us stand behind the work long after launch. It isn't a retainer; it's the infrastructure your site runs on.

Do I have to know what I want before starting?

Not at all. We guide you through everything. Most clients come to us with an idea and a vision of an ideal end state, and we handle the rest.

What happens after launch?

Your Care Plan starts day one: hosting, monitoring, platform updates, and small fixes. We check in at 30 days to make sure everything's running clean, and as your business changes, the site keeps up.