Best web design agencies in Mississippi

For a brand-driven site with video and photography to match, Mad Genius in Ridgeland is the full-service pick; for a community bank, Mabus Agency in Tupelo focuses on exactly that; and for a small business on the Gulf Coast, Standard American Web in Biloxi builds practical WordPress and Shopify sites. Most of Mississippi's agencies sit in the Jackson metro (Jackson, Ridgeland and Brandon), but the Coast, the Pine Belt and North Mississippi all have local options, which matters in a state where many businesses still prefer to meet face to face.

How we put this list together

We checked each agency against its own website, confirming the site loads, that websites are a core part of what the agency sells, and that it lists a Mississippi location. This is not a paid ranking. The agencies are not ranked against each other, and we have no business relationship with any of them. For other states, see the full list of states.

Mississippi web design agencies at a glance

The agencies

Mad Genius (Ridgeland)

Mad Genius is a full-service creative agency on South Perkins Street in Ridgeland, just north of Jackson. Web design is one of five service areas, alongside creative, video, photography and media buying, so it suits organizations that want the website shot, written and promoted by the same team. Its case studies include an agricultural lender, a state university, a city tourism bureau and an insurance company, which gives a sense of the scale it works at. The site does not say what platforms it builds on, so ask early. If your website is part of a bigger brand or campaign push and you want consistent visuals across video, print and web, Mad Genius is one of the larger options in the state.

Website: madg.com

Crema Design Studio (Ridgeland)

Crema Design Studio is a design studio on Northlake Avenue in Ridgeland that says it was founded in 2010. Web is one of its five specialties, next to identity, print, packaging and social, and its team includes a web designer and front-end developer as well as a web developer. Its portfolio covers banking, healthcare clinics, schools and universities, nonprofits and food and beverage brands. That mix makes Crema a good fit for organizations that care about visual identity and want a site that matches their print and packaging work. The site does not list platforms, so ask what it builds on and how you will update content after launch.

Website: cremadesignstudio.com

Liquid Creative (Jackson)

Liquid Creative is a Jackson agency with a dedicated web practice covering custom website design, responsive design, web development, content integration, branding, digital strategy and ongoing website support. That last item matters, because many small businesses need someone on call after launch, not just a build. The site focuses on serving Jackson businesses and does not list platforms or industries, so plan to ask about both and request examples close to your own. For a Jackson company that wants a local team handling design, build and upkeep, Liquid Creative belongs on the shortlist.

Website: liquid-creative.com

Agora Eversole (Jackson)

Agora Eversole is a Jackson digital marketing agency with an office on I-55 North. Its website service covers custom design and development, with optional hosting and management, and it builds on WordPress with custom elements. It specifically mentions integrating third-party systems such as online banking portals, payment links and patient portals, which is useful for banks, credit unions and medical practices that need their site to connect to other software. The agency also offers SEO and social media services. Ask who owns the hosting account if you choose its managed hosting, and how easy it would be to move later.

Website: agoraeversole.com

Mabus Agency (Tupelo)

Mabus Agency, based on South Green Street in downtown Tupelo, describes itself as a bank marketing agency. Its specialties include strategy, brand, design, video, media and web, and its in-house developers build websites from the Tupelo office. That focus is rare: community banks have compliance requirements, online banking logins and rate tables that general agencies often handle awkwardly. The site does not name platforms, so ask how it handles disclosures and integrations with your core banking and online banking providers. For a community bank in Mississippi or elsewhere in the Southeast, Mabus is an obvious first call. It is also one of the few North Mississippi agencies on this list.

Website: mabusagency.com

Standard American Web (Biloxi)

Standard American Web works out of an office on Popps Ferry Road in Biloxi. Its services center on business websites, WordPress development, online stores and website redesigns, and it names both WordPress and Shopify. The businesses it says it serves are typical of the Coast: hospitality companies, contractors, retailers, healthcare providers and professional firms. Some pages on its site look dated, so review recent portfolio work before you sign. For a Gulf Coast business that wants a local team for a straightforward WordPress site or a small Shopify store, it is a practical option close to home.

Website: standardamericanweb.com

Fuel Results (Purvis)

Fuel Results is based in Purvis, just outside Hattiesburg, and says it was founded in 2022. Its site footer also names Major League Marketers, LLC, so you may see both names. Web design is a core service, with sites designed to turn visitors into leads and built with on-page SEO. The industries it highlights are service businesses: HVAC, personal injury law, home services, garage doors, insulation, septic, window tinting and construction. Its site shows Shopify, Meta and Google partner badges. If you run a trade or home service company in the Pine Belt and want a lead-focused site with paid ads to match, Fuel Results is a sensible conversation.

Website: fuelresults.com

The Little Web Design Shop (Mount Olive)

The Little Web Design Shop lists Mount Olive, Mississippi, as one of its two locations (the other is in Colorado). It builds websites for small businesses with tight marketing budgets and also offers SEO, maintenance, branding, logo design, social media and blog writing. That makes it a fit for very small businesses, sole proprietors and startups in rural South Mississippi that need a professional site without an agency-sized bill. The site does not name a platform or industries, so ask which CMS you will be using and whether you can edit pages yourself.

Website: webdesignshop.us

Relevant Design (Columbia)

Relevant Design is based on Main Street in Columbia, in southwest Mississippi. It describes itself as a design, print, signage and website company, and it offers website packages under its own product names. It says it works with businesses, churches, schools and organizations across Mississippi. That combination is useful for small organizations that want their signs, printed materials and website handled by one local shop. Websites are one part of a broader offer here rather than the whole business, so ask to see recent web projects and confirm who builds and maintains them.

Website: relevantdesign.cc

How to choose a web design agency in Mississippi

Start with what the site needs to do. A bank needs secure logins and disclosures, a restaurant on the Coast needs menus and maps that work on phones, and a contractor needs calls and form leads. Then compare platforms. Our guide on how to choose a website platform explains when WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace or a custom build makes sense.

Questions to ask each agency on your shortlist:

• Who owns the website, the hosting account and the domain after launch?
• Which platform do you recommend for us, and why?
• Who maintains the site after launch, and what does that cost each month or year?
• How will you keep our current search rankings during a redesign? (See our guide to redesigning a website without losing SEO.)
• What is included in the quote: copywriting, photos, hosting, training?

A Mississippi-specific angle: many businesses here serve customers spread across small towns and rural counties, often on phones with patchy signal. Ask agencies how they keep pages light and fast, and how they set up Google Business Profiles and location pages so customers in nearby towns can find you.

What a website costs

Mississippi pricing follows scope, not geography. Small-business sites from independent studios commonly start in the low thousands, while custom builds, ecommerce or sites with banking and payment integrations run into five or six figures.

For a fuller breakdown, read how much does a business website cost, or use our website cost calculator to get a rough range before you ask for quotes.

The short version

Mississippi's options split by need: Mad Genius and Crema Design Studio for brand-led work in the Jackson metro, Mabus Agency for banks, and Standard American Web, Fuel Results and smaller studios for practical small-business sites on the Coast and in South Mississippi. Shortlist two or three and compare itemized quotes.

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