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Farm websites that are ready before the season starts.
Pumpkin patches, Christmas tree farms, pick-your-own orchards, farm stands and ranch tours. Your busiest weeks are short, so your website has to be right the day people start searching.
What I usually see
- Last season's dates still up. Visitors see 2023 or 2024 hours and assume you're closed.
- "Call for prices." People planning a family outing want to know the cost before they drive out.
- Placeholder info from the website builder. Fake phone numbers and "info@mysite.com" that never reach you.
- Facebook is the only place with current info. Not everyone checks Facebook, and Google can't read it well.
- Hard to use on a phone. Most visitors are on their phone in the car, deciding where to go.
What your new site includes
- This season's dates and today's hours at the top of the page, easy to update.
- Clear prices for admission, picking, trees or activities.
- Online tickets or reservations for busy weekends, field trips and groups.
- Directions and parking info with a one-tap map button.
- Weather and closing updates you can change from your phone.
What a great farm site has.
Every site is built around how your customers actually decide and book. Here's what that usually looks like.
Season banner
"Now open for pumpkin season" with dates, so nobody guesses.
Field trips & groups
A page for schools, churches and birthday parties with a simple request form.
What's ripe now
A quick list you can update weekly so people know what to expect.
Photo gallery
Your fields, animals and families having fun. Your best advertising.
Flat pricing. No surprises.
Half to start, the rest when you're happy with the finished site.
Starter · $499
One clean, mobile-friendly page with your hours, prices, location and booking button.
Full website · $1,200
Up to 5 pages, booking or inquiry forms, a photo gallery and Google Business Profile cleanup.
Care plan · $59/mo
Hosting, security and unlimited small edits. Text me new hours or prices and they're updated.
Good to know.
When should I update my farm website for the season?
About 6 to 8 weeks before you open. That's when people start searching and planning, and when Google starts showing fresh results.
Can you add online ticket sales?
Yes. I can connect tools like Square, Eventbrite or a booking calendar so people can reserve time slots or buy tickets ahead of time.
Can I update the hours myself?
Yes, I'll set it up so you can change hours and announcements from your phone. Or text me and I'll do it on the care plan.
Do you only work with farms near you?
No. I work with farms anywhere in the US. Everything happens over a quick call, email and text.
Want your farm site ready for next season?
I'll put together a free mockup of your new homepage. No cost, no strings, and the Chick-fil-A is on me if we hop on a call.