How St. Louis searches for web design
"Website design st louis mo" is the biggest phrase at about 880 searches a month, and so are "st louis web design company" and "st louis website design company". "St louis web design", "st louis website design", "web design in st louis", "web design st louis" and "web design st louis mo" each draw about 590, as do company phrases like "web design company in st louis" and "web design firm st louis". That makes St. Louis one of the busiest hire-intent markets in the Midwest.
Many searchers type "mo", partly to separate it from Saint Louis in other countries, and partly out of habit. A page that says Missouri, St. Louis County and neighborhood names gives search engines a clear picture.
| What people type into Google | US searches per month |
|---|---|
| website design st louis mo | 880 |
| st louis web design | 590 |
Trades St. Louis searches for
Restaurants lead at about 49,500 searches a month. Dentists and roofers both reach about 2,400, hair salons and chiropractors about 1,900, and plumbers, lawyers and electricians near 1,300. HVAC and real estate agents sit around 1,000, as do therapists, and landscaping draws about 880.
Roofing and chiropractic stand out. Hail storms and old brick homes with slate or tile roofs keep roofers busy, and St. Louis has a dense network of chiropractic clinics competing on insurance and technique.
Page one has a mix of directories, a few local studios and agencies with a St. Louis address. Several show examples, but few list prices.
That's the map pack for "chiropractor st louis mo". Clinics shown have many reviews, complete profiles and pages for back pain, auto accident care and sports injuries. A clinic site with one page per condition, accepted insurance and an online booking link matches far more searches than a general services page.
City, county and the neighborhoods people name
St. Louis city and St. Louis County are separate governments, and residents care about the difference. The city includes the Central West End, the Hill, Soulard, Tower Grove, Dogtown and Lafayette Square, with brick houses from the late 1800s and early 1900s. The county includes Clayton, University City, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Ballwin and Chesterfield, with ranch homes and newer subdivisions. West of the river, St. Charles and O'Fallon have their own markets, and Illinois towns like Edwardsville and Belleville sit across the bridge. We write a page only for places you serve.
Hail, humidity and brick
St. Louis gets hail, tornado warnings and heavy summer storms, and roofers see calls spike after each one. Older brick homes need tuckpointing, chimney work and basement waterproofing, and humidity keeps HVAC busy from May to September. A tuckpointing or storm damage page with photos from real St. Louis houses is a strong investment.
Licenses
Missouri has no statewide contractor license, but the city and many counties require local licenses and permits. Plumbers and electricians are licensed locally. We list the credentials you hold in the footer so customers can see them.
Nearby markets
For the Ozarks, read about website design in Springfield MO, and see the Missouri web design page for the rest.
St. Louis pricing
The $299 base covers home, about and contact. Say a St. Louis roofer lists four services and adds pages for Kirkwood, Chesterfield and St. Charles: seven extra pages, for $404. A chiropractor with five treatments pays $374, and a dentist with six services and a Clayton page pays $404. A salon with four services pays $359. Plans stop at $630. See your number on the St. Louis website price calculator.
Across the state to Kansas City
Four hours west on I-70, the other big metro and its Johnson County customers are covered in our Kansas City web design guide.
The curve belongs to an unnamed client outside Missouri, used here as an example of how a local site can grow. St. Louis results will vary with trade and competition.
