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Web design for Hudson trades and small businesses, from the people who live here. Golden Gumball is Andy and Nora Culver, twelve years in Hudson. A complete custom website, from $2,000, live in a week.
When someone searches for a contractor, the top of their screen shows a map with a handful of names, followed by a list of your competitors. You want to be in those top spots, and a fast, well-built website gets you there.

A big Twin Cities company has a website ten times the size of yours. It still won't beat you for a job in Hudson, if your site says plainly what you do and where you do it. We build yours around the exact jobs you take and the towns you cover, from Stillwater to Woodbury.
Built to load in under a second with one-tap calling, every site includes a straightforward dashboard so you can track every phone tap and lead in real time.
A complete custom site, up to twenty pages. Two years ago the same job was $9,000 and up. AI does the grunt work now and we passed that on rather than keeping it.
Not two months of meetings. Half up front to book the week, the rest when it goes live.
$149 a month after that for hosting, changes and the dashboard. Stop whenever you like. Your web address stays in your name.
We live in Hudson, twelve years now. No account manager, no ticket number. The people building it are the people answering the phone.
Since 2021 we've never advertised. Every client has come from somebody in this valley passing our name on.
Our directory lists one contractor per trade per county, St Croix included. Worth $2,500 and up, and it comes with the build if your area is free.
No site at all, we build one. Got one that isn't pulling its weight, we replace it and keep your web address exactly as it is. Built it yourself on Wix or WordPress and the phone still isn't ringing, same answer.
Small business web design, from $2,000 and live in a week.
What a redesign involves, and what happens to your Google position.
Every number is on the pricing page. Nothing hidden, and nothing moves once we've agreed it.
A $13.2 million capital campaign to put a year-round indoor dome at St Croix Meadows, so this valley's kids stop driving across the river or giving up their sport for five months every winter.
The site shows the total raised on the page, lists the naming rights still going, tracks where the project stands, and signs people up for updates. It's what the campaign runs on.
Visit buildthedome.org →
Most of these are inside half an hour. If you're further out, call anyway.