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Web design & development · Houston, Texas

We build with you.
Not just for you.

Custom websites and web apps for small businesses, churches, and nonprofits — built with intention, delivered with care.

← fixed quote before any work starts

Scope & pricing

Landing Pages1–2 weeks
$500
Custom Websites3–6 weeks
$800
Full-Stack Apps6–12 weeks
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Houston, TX · Remote across the US

Services

Three ways to work together.

All services & pricing

01

Landing Pages

High-converting pages built to make a strong first impression. Delivered in 1–2 weeks.

$5001–2 weeks
What's included

02

Custom Websites

Fully custom websites built from scratch — no templates, no compromises. Tailored to your brand and your goals.

$8003–6 weeks
What's included

03

Full-Stack Applications

Complex web apps with authentication, databases, and APIs — built to scale as you grow.

Scoped per project6–12 weeks
What's included

Process

Four steps, no surprises.

01

Discovery

I start by listening. Understanding your goals, your audience, and what success looks like for you.

Week 1

02

Design

Wireframes and visual concepts that bring clarity. Nothing moves forward until you feel confident.

Weeks 1–2

03

Build

Clean code, modern frameworks, and intentional architecture. Built to last, built to scale.

Weeks 2–5

04

Launch

Testing, refinement, and a smooth launch. Plus ongoing support so you're never left alone.

Week 6
Jonathan Contreras, founder of Enoch Studio
Jonathan ContrerasHouston, TX

Who you'll be working with

No team behind the curtain.

I'm Jonathan. The person you email is the person who designs your site, writes the code, and picks up the phone afterward — there's no account manager in between.

That means I take on fewer projects than an agency would, and the ones I take on get looked after properly.

More about how I work

In their words

Jonathan didn't just build our website — he understood our mission. The final product felt like it was made by someone who truly cared about our church community.
Rev. Francisca Contreras · Iglesia Pentecostal Casa de Dios
Working with Enoch Studio was a completely different experience. No jargon, no runaround — just honest, excellent work delivered with integrity.
Xander Angulo · CEO, XTintUSA

Questions

Answered before you ask.

Landing pages start at $500 and custom websites at $800. Full-stack applications are scoped per project. Every project gets a clear, fixed quote before any work begins — no surprises.

Landing pages typically take 1–2 weeks. Custom websites and applications depend on scope; we set a realistic timeline together during discovery before anything is built.

Yes. Churches, nonprofits, small businesses, and individuals are exactly who Enoch Studio builds for. For churches and nonprofits, tell me your budget and I'll tell you honestly what I can build for it — I'd rather work to a real number than quote a blanket discount.

Enoch Studio is based in Houston, TX, and works with clients both locally and remotely across the United States.

Yes. You own your site, your content, and your domain. No lock-in, no hostage situations.

Modern, custom-coded stacks — no templates or page builders. Typically Next.js and React, with managed hosting on platforms like Vercel. Clean code, built to last.

Your site is built on standard, widely-used tools — Next.js and React, hosted on Vercel — and you own the code, the domain and the content from day one. Nothing is locked to me. If you ever needed to hand it to another developer, they could pick it up and keep going. That's deliberate, and it's the honest answer to a fair question about working with a studio of one.

Yes. Maintenance and support plans are available so you're never left to manage things alone once your site is live.

Reach out through the contact form or book a free 30-minute call. I start by listening — understanding your goals before proposing anything.

Start a project

Tell me what you're building.

A short note is enough to start. You'll hear back within one business day, with a real answer rather than a calendar link.

Either one is fine — fill in whichever you'd rather I use.