Six ways Carrales Digital LLC can help a business show up online. There is no public price list. The quote depends on the pages, languages, and tools the project actually needs.
Custom website development
A new site planned around the business, the audience, and the action you want a visitor to take.
The page structure and the design are created for your services, your service area, and the way people should get in touch. It is a custom site: clear pages, readable type, and a layout that works on a phone. A typical first version includes the pages the business needs to explain itself and a real way to request a quote, call, or write.
A good fit when
You do not have a website yet.
The current site is a placeholder and the business has outgrown it.
Visitors need a clear next step, such as a call or a request form.
A new structure and visual design for a site that no longer explains the business well.
A redesign replaces the layout and the organization of the pages. Content that is still accurate can move over. Content that is out of date comes out. The goal is a site people can understand quickly, especially on a phone, without pretending the old pages have to all survive.
A good fit when
The site looks dated next to the quality of the work you do.
People cannot tell what you offer in the first screen.
Editing the current site has become harder than rewriting it.
A focused pass so the site is comfortable to use on a phone.
Most visits arrive on a small screen. This work adjusts type, spacing, navigation, buttons, and forms so they are usable with a thumb. It can be part of a new build or a separate pass on a site you already have. It is not a promise that every old plugin or third-party embed can be made perfect.
A good fit when
The desktop site is fine and the phone version is cramped.
Menus, buttons, or forms are hard to use on a small screen.
You want a mobile pass without rebuilding everything.
Agreed updates, fixes, and a point of contact after launch.
Maintenance covers the changes we write down: copy edits, small layout adjustments, fixes, and keeping the site available. Larger new sections or features are quoted on their own. There is no unlimited plan and no standing promise to change the site on the same day.
A good fit when
The site is live and you want someone specific to call for updates.
English and Spanish versions of the same site, with a language control people can use.
A bilingual site is two reading experiences, not a browser translate button stuck on one language. Navigation, forms, and the main pages are written in English and Spanish. Copy can be reviewed with you in the language you prefer. Machine translation can be a draft, not the finished voice of the business.
A good fit when
Customers read in English, Spanish, or both.
You want the language choice saved as someone moves through the site.
The important pages should exist in both languages, not only the homepage.
A focused web tool when a brochure site is not enough.
Some businesses need a quote flow that matches how they work, a small account area, or a straightforward web application. Those are scoped as their own projects, with the same written proposal as a website. This is not a catalog of ready-made software, and it is not a promise to connect every third-party system.
A good fit when
A set of marketing pages cannot handle the task.
You need a guided form, a simple account, or a focused app.