Practical help with today’s tech

Technology should make your business easier to run.

Websites, search visibility, practical AI, and technical guidance for small businesses in Fairhope, Mobile, and communities across Baldwin County and the Alabama Gulf Coast.

Laura Florey, digital strategist and web developer, Silverhill, Alabama
Portrait by Jenny Florey Photography

What I believe

You should be able to run what you own.

A lot of tech work looks done until you try to change a page or ask a question six months later. I help small businesses set up websites, search, and tools they can actually keep using, so you’re not stuck waiting on someone else to move.

Blue Echoes — generative artwork of translucent blue and teal spheres suspended on fine threads against a deep blue field.
Systems, ideas, and the spaces between them. Blue Echoes, 2026

The numbers

What a website costs if you build it, or if I do.

Do it yourself

First year, planning ranges

Simple site
$250 to $800
More features
$600 to $1,500+
Online store
$700 to $3,500+

Work with me

Starting prices

Starter site
$1,250
Premium site
$2,450
Online store
$3,950

Those DIY figures are software and setup, not your time. A small, straightforward site is still a good DIY project. Bookings, payments, or a date you can’t miss is usually when help is cheaper than another month of circling it.

See the full DIY cost breakdown See starting prices

Have something complicated that needs to make sense?

Tell me what is getting in the way. I’ll help you identify a practical next step.

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