The Wright Touch is a web design firm serving Oklahoma City small and mid-sized businesses with custom site builds, e-commerce setup, and ongoing maintenance. Based in Oklahoma City, the studio focuses on converting visitor traffic into measurable business outcomes rather than producing portfolio pieces.
The Wright Touch builds websites from the ground up for retail, service, and professional firms across the Oklahoma City metro. The firm handles full-project responsibility: discovery and strategy, design and development, content structure, mobile responsiveness, and post-launch support. Most clients are local businesses with annual revenue between $500,000 and $10 million that either lack a web presence or are operating on outdated platforms that no longer serve their needs.
The studio does not rebrand or do brand strategy work in isolation. It does not build template-based sites or offer drag-and-drop solutions for DIY editing. The Wright Touch charges for actual problem-solving, which means longer timelines and higher investment than some competitors, but produces sites built to the specific context of each business.
The Wright Touch structures projects in three tiers.
A standard website redesign or new build costs between $8,000 and $15,000 and includes discovery meetings, design mockups (typically two rounds of revision), development on a custom platform, integration with email or CRM systems, and up to thirty days of post-launch support. Timeline runs four to eight weeks depending on scope and content readiness.
E-commerce sites begin at $15,000 and scale up based on product catalog size, payment gateway integration, inventory system complexity, and fulfillment workflow. A typical mid-range e-commerce project runs $18,000 to $25,000. Clients provide product photography and descriptions; The Wright Touch handles the rest.
Ongoing maintenance and hosting packages start at $150 per month (security updates, backup management, performance monitoring) and go to $400 per month for firms needing monthly content updates, form modifications, or promotional page builds. These are month-to-month after an initial six-month commitment.
The firm does not discount based on project size and does not offer "free" revisions beyond stated rounds; scope creep is managed upfront through detailed written specifications.
Oklahoma City has several web design firms operating at different scales and price points. Firms like Image Werks and Red Brick Studio offer similar custom build services in the $8,000 to $20,000 range and serve comparable local client bases. Both are reputable and handle Oklahoma City businesses competently.
Choose The Wright Touch if your priority is conversion optimization and business metric alignment. The firm asks detailed questions about lead generation, customer acquisition cost, and sales funnel structure before designing a single page. If you want an agency focused primarily on visual design or brand storytelling independent of sales outcomes, Image Werks or a freelancer may be a better fit.
Choose a freelancer if your budget is under $5,000 or your site is simple and static. Choose a larger digital agency if you need ongoing paid advertising management, email marketing strategy, or social media integration alongside your website rebuild.
The Wright Touch suits Oklahoma City service businesses (plumbing, HVAC, medical practices, law firms), retail operations with multiple locations or seasonal inventory, and B2B firms generating leads online. It works well for owners who can commit two to three hours across two to three discovery meetings and can supply existing content or photography.
It does not suit businesses unwilling to discuss conversion targets or business metrics. It is not right for firms that need constant design tweaks, frequent color changes, or the ability to edit HTML directly without developer involvement. It does not serve high-volume e-commerce operations requiring sophisticated inventory automation; those typically need enterprise-level platforms beyond The Wright Touch's scope.
Initial contact begins with a phone call or email exchange. The Wright Touch schedules a one-hour discovery meeting, usually via Zoom or at the client's location. This meeting covers existing website problems (if any), current customer acquisition process, what success looks like in numeric terms, and timeline. The firm then sends a written proposal with scope, deliverables, timeline, and total cost. If the client approves, a fifty percent deposit is collected and a project kickoff meeting is scheduled.
The Wright Touch operates by appointment during standard Oklahoma City business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Remote meetings are standard. Most clients communicate through email and scheduled calls rather than dropping in. If in-person meetings are needed, the firm can meet at the client's office or a neutral location in Oklahoma City.
The Wright Touch earns its place in Oklahoma City because it treats web design as a business tool rather than an art object, which aligns with how most local business owners think about their sites. The firm's willingness to turn away projects that don't fit its model and its transparent pricing structure reduce scope creep and project failure.
