Spraycan Creative is a six-person web design and branding studio based in Oklahoma City that focuses on building WordPress sites and brand identities for small to mid-sized businesses, nonprofits, and local startups. The firm operates on a project basis rather than retainer, positioning itself as an alternative to larger Oklahoma City agencies that require ongoing monthly commitments and to freelancers working alone.
The studio's core work centers on custom WordPress site builds, brand strategy and visual identity design, and ongoing site maintenance contracts. Projects typically begin with strategy sessions where the team maps out site architecture, user flows, and messaging before any design work begins. The firm handles both the visual design and technical development in-house rather than outsourcing either phase, which means decisions about performance, accessibility, and SEO happen during the build, not after. They also offer standalone branding packages that include logo design, brand guidelines, and color palette development, sold separately from web projects.
Spraycan Creative charges between $3,500 and $12,000 for a typical WordPress site project, depending on complexity, number of pages, custom functionality, and e-commerce integration. A basic informational site for a local service business sits around $4,000 to $5,500. Sites requiring custom post types, member login areas, or WooCommerce setup typically land between $6,500 and $9,000. Branding-only packages start at $2,000 for logo and basic guidelines and go up to $5,000 for comprehensive identity work including secondary marks and brand voice documentation. Maintenance contracts for ongoing updates, security, and backups run $50 to $150 per month depending on site complexity. The studio does not offer hourly billing; all projects are quoted and scoped upfront. Verify current pricing by contacting them directly, as packages occasionally shift based on market demand.
Oklahoma City has roughly three tiers of web design service. Large agencies like Pixel Lark and Brandiose operate on monthly retainer models starting at $1,500 to $3,000, require longer contracts, and handle clients in the $500K+ revenue range. Freelancers and single-operator shops work project-to-project and often charge $2,000 to $4,000 per site but may lack design depth or handle all technical work themselves with no redundancy. Spraycan Creative occupies the middle: project-based like freelancers, but with multiple team members so design and development run in parallel and client work does not stall when one person is unavailable. Their pricing sits slightly higher than a solo developer but significantly lower than established agencies, making them practical for nonprofits and startups that need professional branding but cannot sustain a $2,000/month retainer. Choose Spraycan if you want a fixed project cost and a known timeline; choose a large agency if you need ongoing strategic marketing support and can commit to a contract; choose a freelancer if your budget is tighter and you are comfortable with longer turnaround.
The studio works well for small nonprofits needing a first professional website, local service businesses (plumbers, therapists, consultants) building credibility online, startups wanting consistent branding before launch, and established small businesses redesigning outdated sites. They also take on e-commerce projects for brick-and-mortar shops moving online or expanding catalog sales. Spraycan is not the right fit if you need high-volume content creation, ongoing paid advertising management, or complex custom software development beyond WordPress. If your project requires integration with legacy enterprise systems, you will likely need a larger IT consulting firm. If you expect the agency to drive traffic and sales through marketing beyond website quality and SEO basics, their scope does not stretch that far.
Initial contact typically happens through email or phone. The team schedules a 30 to 45 minute discovery call to understand your business, current online presence, target audience, and project goals. They ask specific questions about competitors, must-have features, timeline, and budget. After the call, they send a written proposal that includes site architecture, a feature list, design process timeline (usually 4 to 8 weeks for a full site), revision rounds, and the flat project fee. You sign an agreement and put down a deposit, usually 50 percent of the project cost, to lock in the start date. The remaining balance is due upon delivery. They do not require ongoing contracts upfront, though they often recommend a maintenance package once the site launches.
Spraycan Creative operates during standard business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST. The studio is located in central Oklahoma City; confirm the exact address and parking details when you first contact them, as their lease terms may shift. They also conduct discovery calls and design reviews via Zoom, so in-person meetings are not mandatory.
Spraycan Creative fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's web design market: local enough to understand Oklahoma City business, professional enough to deliver brand-quality work, and transparent enough about costs and timelines that you know what you are paying for before you commit.
