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While Route 51 Design Studio is not opposed to designing for a large business, it is not our primary market.  Studio 51 primarily designs for the small to medium sized business, at an affordable rate.

At Studio 51, we want you in control of your business.  We want you to be able to make changes to YOUR site when you want, without breaking the bank.  That’s why we sell you the program as part of the package price.  Also included is your web site name purchase, and your first years hosting, as well as  four hours of FREE training.  Once your site is complete, it is set up on your computer, uploaded, and you are given the tools you need to be your own webmaster!  You never again have to pay for changes you want to make to your web site.  

Large Business Web Site Design

Our Web Site Design Packages do not include pricing for much larger projects.  If you decide that you would like to contract Studio 51 for a larger, more detailed project, please contact us at 607-965-2066, 607-437-4953, or email us at: route51designstudio@twcny.rr.com.

GrafiQa is a full-service brand and marketing agency in Upstate New York, with offices in Binghamton and Oneonta, serving Central New York and beyond. We create brand identity, communication campaigns, print materials and web sites. We stand apart because we listen, we’re passionate about the power of design and we have one priority: Your results.  more>

BreedWorks resulted from the teaming of husband and wife, Hazen Reed and Susan Muther. Prior to BreedWorks, they both had individual careers developing award-winning visual communication systems for both fortune 500 companies and small businesses. more>

DTi offers cutting-edge capabilities to ensure that the creative and technical aspects of your Web site integrate seamlessly. The result: a site that actively strengthens your company's relationship with those who visit it.  more>

“At the time we launched QuarkXPress, our first major desktop publishing publishing software, Aldus, our main competitor, billed its product as “publishing for the rest of us.”  Well, at trade shows, the people I talked to were all in the professional publishing industry.  I thought that they clearly wanted a high-end product.  But if we created what we said was a high-end product and then we charged less than Aldus, our pricing would undermine our message.  So I set our price $100.00 higher than theirs.”

What you just read above is called “vanity pricing.” It is the practice of charging more for something, in order to make the buyer perceive they are getting a better deal, just because they paid more for it.

STUDIO 51 does not believe in this mode of pricing.  We believe, especially in this day and age, in giving small businesses the tools they need to succeed, at the most optimal price.  We keep our eye on the long-term picture, and develop our design relationships accordingly.