Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing

Custom WordPress websites from Keybridge Web start at around $11,000. That includes custom design, development, SEO fundamentals, security, and training on the CMS. Projects with member portals, e-commerce, or complex integrations cost more and are scoped before work begins.

Keybridge Web offers three maintenance plans: Silver at $235/month, Gold at $355/month, and Platinum at $825/month. All include WordPress core and plugin updates, security monitoring, and backups.

A template gives you a layout; a custom build gives you design decisions made for your organization, functionality built to your workflows, and a team accountable for the result over years, not weeks. For organizations where the website does real work — memberships, donations, lead generation — the difference compounds.

Process & timeline

Every project follows an eight-step process: Discovery, Design Concepting, SEO, The Work (development), Quality Control, Launch, Training, and Ongoing Support.

Most Keybridge Web projects take 8–10 weeks from kickoff to launch. Complex builds with member portals or heavy integrations typically run three to four months. Rush timelines are available at a premium — Keybridge Web has launched quick-turnaround microsites in a matter of days.

Yes. Every Keybridge Web site ships with a WordPress CMS configured so non-technical staff can edit content, and training is a standard step of the process — not an add-on.

About Keybridge Web

Keybridge Web’s main office is in Georgetown, Washington, DC (1722A Wisconsin Avenue NW), with a second office in the Richmond, VA area. Founded in 2003, the firm has been building websites in DC for over two decades.

Primarily trade associations, professional societies, nonprofits, and small-to-mid-sized businesses in the Washington, DC region — organizations that need sophisticated websites (member portals, integrations, e-commerce) without enterprise-agency pricing.

No. Design and development are done in-house by Keybridge Web’s team.

Working together

Yes — redesigns of existing sites are a core service, including content migration, which Keybridge Web handles rather than asking your staff to.

Yes — Keybridge Web regularly takes over WordPress sites built by other developers, starting with a security and code review before moving the site onto a maintenance plan.

Yes. Most clients are in the Washington, DC region, but Keybridge Web works with organizations nationwide.

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