Bilingual web design · Houston, Texas
I build complete websites for small businesses around Houston — in English, in Spanish, or both. The Spanish is written by me, a native speaker, not run through a translator. I write the copy, handle the setup, and register the domain in your name from day one.
From $600 complete 50% to start live in 1–3 weeks
What you get
No line items appearing halfway through. This is the whole build — and if something you need isn't on this list, I’ll tell you what it costs before any work gets done.
One page or ten. Home, services, about, contact — whatever structure your business actually needs.
I write the copy. This is the step that stalls most projects, so I take it off your plate.
Most of your customers will find you on a phone. That’s the version I design first.
Goes straight to your inbox. Tested before launch, not assumed to work.
Page titles, descriptions, and your Google Business listing set up properly.
Registered to you, with you on the account. You can leave and take it with you.
You see it, you tell me what’s wrong, I fix it. Twice, included, no clock running.
No page builder, no plugin bloat — only the code each page needs, so there’s less to download on cell service.
About a week for a single page, two to three for a standard build. I’ll tell you up front if yours will take longer.
English and Spanish
Spanish is my first language. When you order both, I write both — your Spanish pages are written the way a Spanish-speaking customer talks, not run through a translator. In Houston that reaches a lot of customers your competitors are missing.
This site is the example — switch to ES at the top of the page. Both languages from +$200, priced by size.
See the pricesPricing
You shouldn’t have to fill out a form to find out what something costs. Pick the size that fits, add anything you need, and that’s the price.
First 5 clients only. Reduced price in exchange for permission to show the work and a short testimonial once you’re happy with it.
Price it yourself
Extra service-area pages
One page per suburb you cover — each
Your estimate
What this includes
Uses the prices on this page. I confirm the final number in writing before any work starts.
$600
$450 for the first 5 clients
Everything on one scroll — what you do, hours, service area, photos and a way to call you. The fastest route from nothing to findable.
$1,200
$900 for the first 5 clients
Room to separate your services, tell people who you are, and give each thing you sell its own page that Google can find.
$2,000
$1,600 for the first 5 clients
For businesses with several locations, a long service list, or enough to say that five pages starts to feel crowded.
50% to start, 50% at launch. The deposit is what puts your project in the schedule. The balance is due when the site goes live and not before — if you aren’t happy with it, it doesn’t launch.
Cancel anytime. The site and the domain stay yours either way.
Not on the plan? That’s fine — changes are $65 each, covering up to 30 minutes of work, and anything bigger gets quoted before I start. No plan, no monthly charge, and the site is still entirely yours.
Common additions
Priced here for the same reason everything else is — so you can work out your own total before you ever speak to me.
Whatever you pick, you get the total in writing before any work starts. If the scope grows later, I ask you first — you’ll never get an invoice you didn’t agree to.
The sample is the site
This isn’t a demo built to impress you. It’s a real build, at the largest size I offer, with the Spanish version added — the exact thing I would make for your business. Everything you’ve scrolled past is something I’ll build for you.
Free website health check
Send me the address and I’ll go through it properly — how fast it loads, whether it works on a phone, whether Google can find it, and what’s costing you calls. You get a straight answer in writing. It’s 100% free, and you won’t get a sales pitch.
If the honest answer is that your current site is fine, I’ll tell you that too.
One audit per week, for businesses in the Houston area. I do these myself in the evenings — if this week is taken, I’ll tell you when the next slot is.
The work
Lambent is new, so I’m not going to show you a wall of logos I don’t have. Here’s what I’ve built. It’s live, you can open it, and you can judge it yourself.
Bookkeeping and income tax office in Clute, Texas. Built and launched by me.
What shipped
The live site, September 2026
Our website finally explains all nine of our services clearly, in English and in Spanish. It loads fast and the domain is in our name.
How it works
A phone call or an email. What you do, who your customers are, and what you want the site to get you. Fifteen minutes is usually enough.
In writing, before anything starts — what the site includes, what it costs, when it goes live. Half is due to book the slot, half when it launches. If the scope changes later, I ask you first.
I write the copy, build the site, and show it to you. Two rounds of changes. Then it goes live on a domain that’s already in your name.
The part most people get wrong
Plenty of agencies register the domain under their own account. It’s convenient for them, and it means that leaving costs you your web address, your email, and every customer who had it written down. I don’t work that way. Your domain goes in your name, with you on the account, from the first day — whether you stay with me or not.
If you already own a domain, we use that one. If you’re with someone who won’t release yours, tell me and I’ll walk you through getting it back.
Who you’re working with
Founder & the person who builds your site
When you hire Lambent, you get me. The person you talk to on the phone is the person writing your copy and building your pages. Nothing gets handed to a junior designer and nothing gets lost between three people who have never met your business.
I have a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Phoenix, and I spent seven years doing accounts payable reconciliation — which is a long way of saying I spent seven years making sure numbers and deadlines were right the first time. That’s the habit I brought to this. You’ll get a price before I start, a date I intend to hit, and a straight answer if something changes.
Lambent is new and I’m not going to pretend otherwise. What I can point to is a finished site for a real business that’s live today, and a price that’s on this page instead of behind a sales call. Look at the work, and if it’s the standard you want, get in touch.
Lambent Integrated Solutions · Houston, Texas
Questions
It depends on how many pages you need. A single page is $600, up to five pages is $1,200, and six to ten is $2,000. Add-ons are priced on this page too, so you can work out your own total before you call me. Anything outside what you agreed gets quoted separately, first.
For my first five clients those prices are $450, $900 and $1,600, in exchange for permission to show the work and a short testimonial. That’s a temporary rate, not what the work normally costs.
Half to start, half when the site goes live. The deposit is what books your place in the schedule — it’s also the reason I can write your copy and build your pages before you’ve paid in full.
The balance isn’t due until you’ve seen the finished site and you’re happy with it. If you aren’t, it doesn’t launch and we keep working. What I don’t do is build an entire website on the promise of payment afterwards.
Then we do more. Two rounds are included because that’s genuinely enough for almost everyone — I write the copy from your own words, so the first draft is usually close. After the two included rounds, further changes are $65 each, covering up to 30 minutes, and anything larger gets quoted before I touch it.
One thing worth saying plainly: if we’re on round four because I keep missing what you asked for, that’s on me and I don’t charge you for it. The $65 is for new requests and changes of mind, not for me getting it wrong.
About a week for a single page, two to three weeks for a standard build, three to four for a larger one — counting from the day the deposit lands and I can reach you for what I need. The most common delay is waiting on photos or a logo, so having those ready moves it along. I build alongside a full-time job, which is exactly why I quote real weeks instead of promising days.
Yes. It’s registered in your name, with your email on the account, and you get the login. If you ever want to move to someone else, you take the domain with you and you don’t have to ask my permission. This is the single most common way small businesses get stuck with an agency, and it isn’t going to happen here.
I do. You tell me about your business in a conversation, and I write the pages from that. You read it, correct anything I got wrong, and we go from there. Most people find this is the difference between a site that launches and a site that sits half-finished for eight months waiting on someone to write an about page.
Then we replace it, and you keep your existing domain and your existing search history. Same price. If your current site has content worth keeping I’ll carry it over rather than making you retype it.
No. Pay once and you’re done — no subscription, nothing recurring. The care plan exists because some owners would rather not think about hosting, renewals, or updating their hours twice a year. If that isn’t you, skip it.
On the one-time build, I hand over every login with a recorded walkthrough of how to make basic changes, and you can hire me for updates whenever you want. On the care plan, you email me what you need changed and I handle it — up to 30 minutes a month, which covers hours, prices, photos and text. Bigger jobs get quoted first.
Yes, and the process is identical over phone and email. Houston is where I am and where I would rather meet in person, but nothing about the work requires us to be in the same room.
Start a project
No sales call required to find out what it costs — the price is already on this page. Send a few details and I’ll come back with what I would build and what it runs.
Pick a time that suits you: weekdays 5:30–8:30pm or weekends 10am–6pm, Houston time. Evenings and weekends only, so you’ll have my full attention.
Free · no obligation · no sales pitch
I work a full-time job from 8:30 to 5:30, Monday to Friday. Text or email during those hours and I’ll read it and reply as soon as I’m free — I just can’t take calls. For a call: weekdays 5:30 to 8:30pm, or weekends 10am to 6pm. Emails get an answer within two business days, always.
