Questions
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about how we work, what things cost, and what you own.
- How long does a website take to build?
- Most business websites go live in two to four weeks. A single-page site can be done in about a week. The biggest variable is how quickly we get your content — photos, service details, and any copy you want included.
- Do you only work with South Georgia businesses?
- No. We're based in South Georgia and we work with businesses anywhere in the United States. Local clients simply have the option of meeting face-to-face when it makes sense.
- Do I own my website?
- Yes. You own the domain, the content, and the site itself. We'll register the domain in your name if you don't already have one, and you keep full access.
- What about hosting, domains, and SSL?
- We handle setup end to end. Every site we launch is served over HTTPS with a valid SSL certificate, and we configure hosting so you don't have to manage servers or renewals.
- Will my site work on phones?
- Every site is designed mobile-first, because that's where most of your customers will find you. We test on real phone, tablet, and desktop sizes before launch.
- Can you help my business show up on Google?
- We build SEO foundations into every project: clean page titles and descriptions, semantic structure, fast load times, a sitemap, and clear location information. We don't promise specific rankings — nobody honestly can — but we make sure the groundwork is right.
- Who will I actually be working with?
- Legacy Line Studios is a family-run website studio, so you work directly with the team responsible for your website. We handle strategy and communication alongside design and development. No account managers, no handoffs.
- What do you need from me to get started?
- A short conversation about your business and your goals, plus any logos, photos, and service details you already have. If you don't have photos or copy, we'll guide you through it.
- Can you update the site after it launches?
- Yes. You can request changes as needed, or put the site on a monthly maintenance plan that includes updates, backups, and security patches.
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