A Reno business website costs $625 for a starter site of 1 to 5 pages, built in about 7 days, or $1,895 for up to 15 pages with a CMS you edit yourself. We build for businesses across Reno, Sparks and the Truckee Meadows at fixed prices. Design, development, e-commerce and SEO in one place, and you own everything at the end.
Last reviewed October 14, 2026.
Is Reno still growing?
Yes: 283,621 people in the July 2025 estimate, up 7.4% from 264,165 at the 2020 Census, while Nevada as a whole grew 5.7%, according to Census Bureau QuickFacts. That is nearly 19,500 more people, and anyone new to the area has no local word of mouth to go on, so they find a contractor, clinic or restaurant by searching and judge it on the first screen.
| Measure (Census QuickFacts) | Reno | Nevada |
|---|---|---|
| Population, July 2025 estimate | 283,621 | 3,282,188 |
| Growth since April 2020 Census | 7.4% | 5.7% |
| Bachelor’s degree or higher, age 25+ (2020 to 2024) | 36.8% | 27.9% |
| Per capita income (2024 dollars) | $47,051 | $41,354 |
| Retail sales per capita (2022) | $32,345 | $22,063 |
| Median owner-occupied home value (2020 to 2024) | $548,300 | $435,400 |
| Households with broadband (2020 to 2024) | 89.4% | 92.0% |
Two of those rows matter most for a website. Reno residents spend 47% more per head in shops than the state average, so retail and hospitality sites have more to win. And 10.6% of households have no broadband subscription, more than across Nevada, so a site that loads fast on a phone connection is not optional here.
The markets inside the Truckee Meadows
- Midtown and downtown Reno, independents, restaurants, studios and services, where design quality is the differentiator.
- South Reno and Damonte Ranch, newer, higher-spend residential work: remodeling, medical, specialist trades.
- Sparks and Spanish Springs, strong trade and home services market with noticeably less online competition.
- Tahoe-adjacent and seasonal, anything serving visitors, second homes or the ski and lake seasons, where the year has two completely different shapes.
What should a seasonal Reno business do with its Google listing?
6 days is the longest stretch Google’s special hours setting covers; close for 7 days or more, as a Tahoe-season outfitter or a snow removal crew in July might, and Google asks you to mark the profile Temporarily closed instead, then reopen it. Put the same dates on the website so the two never disagree. If your work swings with winter, wildfire season or the events calendar, the site should reflect that instead of sitting static all year. Snow removal, HVAC, roofing, property maintenance and anything tourism-facing all have a peak worth being ready for before it arrives, not during.
What we build for Reno businesses
- Home services and trades, HVAC, roofing, electrical, plumbing, landscaping and snow removal, built for “near me” searches and one-tap calling. See websites for trades.
- Medical, dental and wellness, the site fills the schedule. See dental and medical websites.
- Professional services, attorneys, CPAs and consultants who need to look established immediately.
- Restaurants, outfitters and retail, bookings, menus and the local signals that bring people in.
- E-commerce, Stripe-integrated stores, subscriptions and digital products.
Getting found around Reno
Reno is small enough that local search is genuinely winnable, which is not true of Las Vegas or Atlanta. Neighborhood coverage, a correctly configured Google Business Profile, real structure and schema, and a fast mobile site will put you in front of people actively looking. Every build is mobile-first.
See the work first
We keep ten fully built demo sites live so you can click round one for your industry, plus platforms we built and run ourselves.
Can a Reno site change with the seasons without paying a developer every time?
Yes, on the Business package ($1,895), which comes with a CMS you edit yourself. Swapping the homepage from summer HVAC servicing to winter snow removal, adding a wildfire-season notice or putting up an events-week offer becomes a ten-minute job you do from your phone, not an invoice. A Starter site ($625) is built for businesses whose offer does not change much through the year. If yours does, we will tell you before you buy which package fits, and the price is fixed either way.
How much does a website cost in Reno?
$625 for Starter, $1,895 for Business and from $4,995 for Premium, quoted and fixed before any work starts.
- Starter ($625), 1 to 5 pages, custom design, mobile-first build, basic SEO and analytics, contact form, hosting setup.
- Business ($1,895), up to 15 pages, a CMS you can edit yourself, advanced SEO and speed, payments, 90 days support.
- Premium (from $4,995), e-commerce or web app, integrations, full SEO strategy, 12 months support.
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Web design across Nevada
We also build for businesses in Las Vegas, Sparks, and Henderson, and further afield in Atlanta.