The first unusual thing about Kansas City Web Design Pros is that the price is on the homepage. Not "starting from" with an asterisk. Five to ten pages, $499, one-time fee, no contract.
The second unusual thing is the delivery promise. A five to ten page site goes live within 48 hours of the client's content arriving — the logo, the photos, the service list. The clock starts when the content lands, not when the contract is signed, and the firm is explicit about that distinction.
Kansas City Web Design Pros, known locally as KC Web Design Pros, works out of an office at 12232 S Blackfoot Dr in Olathe and serves businesses across the metro on both sides of State Line. The company reports a 5.0 rating across 14 Google reviews.
Who runs it
The firm was founded by Fredrick Francises and Bikash Roy, who between them carry roughly twenty years of design and development experience. Francises handles client contact and project management; Roy designs the sites and runs the search side of the business.
Both founders stay on a project from the first call to launch. That is a small operational detail with a large practical effect: the person who scoped the work is the person who answers the phone when something needs changing in week three.
The pricing, in full
- 5 to 10 pages — $499 one-time
- 20 to 25 pages — $999 one-time
- Around 50 pages — $1,499 one-time
- Website maintenance — from $99 a month
- Local SEO — from $499 a month
- AI search optimisation — from $999 a month
Every build includes content writing, a custom design rather than a purchased theme, mobile-first responsive development, on-page SEO from the first draft, a PageSpeed score of 90 or higher on mobile and desktop, three rounds of revisions, an SSL certificate and free lifetime support.
The PageSpeed guarantee is the one worth testing. It is a measurable claim, and it is the kind of claim that agencies usually avoid making because it constrains what they can build.
What the sites are built on
Most builds run on WordPress, which is a deliberate choice rather than a default. The reasoning is that a restaurant owner needs to change holiday hours without a support ticket, and a contractor needs to add a service page without paying for it.
The firm's wordpress web design work hands the admin account to the client at launch, along with documentation of the plugin stack. Clients own the site and the domain outright.
For businesses that need to sell online, the studio builds stores with product pages, a checkout tested on a phone, and payment, shipping and tax configured before design begins. Their e-commerce website design projects start from the same $499 base and are quoted upward depending on catalogue size and integrations.
The part that is genuinely different
Most of the metro's web agencies will not quote a price before a discovery call, and many will not put a number in writing until a proposal is signed. Publishing a price creates an obligation, and it also filters the pipeline: the firm does not spend hours on prospects who were never going to pay $499.
A price you can see is a price you can plan around. If we cannot tell you what it costs, that is our problem, not yours.
Fredrick Francises, co-founder
The trade-off is real. At $499 for ten pages, the build has to be templated at the component level even when the layout is custom, and the content has to arrive in a usable state. That is why the 48-hour clock starts on content delivery rather than on signature — the promise is conditional, and the firm says so on the page.
Who it fits, and who it does not
This is a good fit for an owner-run business with a clear service list, a handful of photos and a phone number that needs to be findable. Roofers, salons, clinics, contractors, restaurants, law practices — the trades and practices that make up most of the metro's employer base.
It is a poor fit for a business that needs a bespoke application, a large product catalogue with complex fulfilment, or a brand system that requires original photography and months of iteration. The pricing model does not leave room for that, and the firm does not pretend otherwise.
The details
Kansas City Web Design Pros is at 12232 S Blackfoot Dr, Olathe, KS 66062, and can be reached at (913) 448-1315. Hours are Monday through Saturday, 9am to 5pm, closed Sunday. The company serves 36 communities across the Kansas City metro in both Kansas and Missouri.
This profile is part of our Partner Spotlight series. Kansas City Web Design Pros is a commercial partner of Kansas City News and pays for placement. The reporting, quotations and figures above were verified against the company's published pricing and Google Business Profile. Partner content is written by newsroom staff and does not influence our independent coverage.
Priya Raman
Priya covers the technology layer of local business — search, e-commerce, AI and the web agencies that serve the metro.
