Ramsey County · 26 mi from Lakeville

Web design in St. Paul, MN, for the block you're on.

St. Paul does business on main streets like Grand Avenue and University Avenue and in districts like Lowertown, each with its own crowd. The site we build for you will read like it belongs on your street, and you'll see a free preview of your homepage before you pay.

You see your site before you pay.

Websites from $500 · Care from $97/mo · No long-term contract

St. Paul at a glance
County
Ramsey County (county seat)
Status
Minnesota's capital city
Population (2020 census)
311,527
Planning districts
17, each with a district council
Drive from Lakeville
About 26 miles via I-35E, roughly 35 minutes outside rush hour
Green Line opened
June 14, 2014

St. Paul thinks in neighborhoods. The city is divided into 17 planning districts, including Highland, Macalester-Groveland, Payne-Phalen and Dayton's Bluff, and each is represented by an independent district council. When someone searches for a bakery in Highland or a mechanic in Frogtown, a site that names its neighborhood plainly gives that customer, and Google, an obvious match.

St. Paul web design for Grand, Lowertown and University Avenue

Grand Avenue

Grand Avenue runs east from the Mississippi River toward downtown, and long stretches of it are lined with shops, cafés, restaurants and service businesses. A site for a business there should turn a phone search into a visit: the exact block, today's hours, what's new in the shop and where to park.

Lowertown

The old warehouse district on the east side of downtown is on the National Register of Historic Places. The St. Paul Farmers' Market moved there in 1982, and the neighborhood is also home to CHS Field, Union Depot and Mears Park. Plan your site around the days Lowertown fills up: market mornings, Saints games and the St. Paul Art Crawl.

University Avenue

Since June 2014 the Green Line has run along University Avenue, linking downtown St. Paul with downtown Minneapolis. If your shop is on the line, put the nearest station next to your address so a rider can tell at a glance how many stops away you are.

Why your St. Paul site starts with a free preview

Our St. Paul client is Tasca Madrid, a Spanish restaurant and bakery at Selby and Western on Cathedral Hill: lunch and dinner menus typed from the printed ones, a parking page built the afternoon the owners asked for it, and a separate home for San Román, the bakery next door. For your business, we build first: a free preview of your homepage, made on your real business, that you judge on your own phone. If you love it, it's half to finish and half at launch, with websites from $500; if you don't, you owe nothing.

Name your district the same way on your site and your Google Business Profile, whether that's Lowertown, Highland or your block of Grand. Our local SEO service keeps the two telling the same story, and care plans start at $97/mo, month-to-month.

Client site live here Our studio, LakevilleSt. Paul: 26 mi · 35 min from our studioSchematic · positions approximate

Our work in St. Paul

The tascamadrid.com homepage: a parking line across the top, a cobalt street-tile sign reading Tasca Madrid with a bear and a tree, and the headline “Great food. Good company.” with See the menu and Call buttons.
tascamadrid.comLive since October 2026

Tasca Madrid

Spanish restaurant & bakery · St. Paul, MN

A Spanish restaurant and bakery at Selby and Western on Cathedral Hill: lunch and dinner menus typed from print, a wine-region map, and a parking page live the afternoon it was asked for.

Questions St. Paul owners ask

What will a website cost our St. Paul business?

For a small shop on Grand or in Lowertown, the build starts at $500. Upkeep runs through a care plan from $97/mo, month-to-month. Seeing the homepage preview costs you nothing, and every care plan includes on-site local SEO: page titles, descriptions and pages for the places you serve. If you want more later, monthly marketing packages that add Google Business Profile, listings and review work, plus our CRM platform, start at $300/mo; the pricing page lays it all out.

Should our site say Saint Paul or St. Paul?

The city spells out Saint Paul on its own website, and plenty of people type St. Paul or st paul. Pick one version for your business listings and use it everywhere: your site, your Google Business Profile and your directory listings. Consistency matters more than which spelling you choose.

The Grand Avenue business directory already lists us. Isn't that enough?

Not quite. A directory listing tells people you exist; your own site is where they check hours, prices and photos, then book, order or call, and it's the address your Google Business Profile should send people to. Our guide on a Facebook page versus a website makes the same case for social pages.

Can we see work you've done?

Yes. Every live client site is on our work page: a barber, a barbershop and a café in Burnsville, a steakhouse in downtown Farmington and Tasca Madrid on Cathedral Hill in St. Paul. Your first step is still a preview of your own homepage rather than a leap of faith, and we're glad to make the drive and walk you through it in person.

See your site before you pay.

Tell us about your business and we build a preview of your homepage, free. You review it on your phone. Love it, and we finish the build. Not for you, and you owe nothing.

Websites from $500 · Care from $97/mo · No long-term contract

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