
We make websites and apps production-grade.
Bright Bridge Web is an engineering team in Provo, Utah that builds new websites, takes over existing ones, develops custom software, fixes accessibility issues, and rescues apps other teams started. For local-business websites, our monthly plans can include the entire build starting at $199/month. When the work is truly custom, we scope and quote it separately — and we stay involved after launch.
- Provo, Utah
- U.S. based, in house
- Web + apps
- Engineering across both
- 4 paths
- Websites, custom, accessibility, rescue
- Clear pricing
- You know the scope and price before work begins
Digital products built around real business problems.
A look at websites, applications, and digital products our team has helped build and improve.



One engineering team. Four ways to help.
Some clients need a new website. Some already have one that needs a better team behind it. Others need accessibility work, a rescued application, or genuinely custom software. We start with the problem and put you on the path that actually fits.
Website plans
Build or take over
Custom software
Scope the logic
Accessibility
Test and remediate
App rescue
Assess and stabilize
Two website starting points, one long-term relationship: we can build a new site as part of a monthly plan or take responsibility for the client-owned site you already have.
Accessibility
Website and digital accessibility audits, code-level remediation, and ongoing monitoring for businesses and public organizations. Our $2,500 website audit combines automated site-wide testing with hands-on testing across key templates and critical user flows.
- Free automated first-pass scan
- $2,500 website accessibility audit
- Code-level WCAG remediation
- Ongoing accessibility monitoring from $300/month
- Government website and digital-document accessibility work
Technical accessibility findings and services, not legal advice.
App Rescue & Maintenance
When a developer disappears, an agency relationship changes, or an AI-built app needs a real engineering team behind it, we can take over without automatically rebuilding everything.
- Free Ownership & Risk Review
- $3,500 Production Readiness Assessment
- Security, stability, scalability, and code-health review
- Safe Landing takeover into client-controlled accounts
- Stabilization when needed
- Ongoing app maintenance from $2,000/month
Managed Websites
You run the business. We handle the website. Need one built? The build is part of the plan. Already own one? We take it over. Either way, you get a real engineering team instead of another tool you have to manage yourself.
The build is the onboarding stage of your monthly plan — hosting, updates, support, and included changes come with it.
We review what you already own, get it organized, improve what needs attention, and manage it going forward on the same plans.
- Plans: $199 / $349 / $549 per month
- Month to month. Cancel anytime.
Built from scratch when it actually needs to be
Some projects don't fit a template or an existing integration. When your business needs genuinely custom software, workflows, calculations, portals, applications, or business logic, our engineers scope and build it separately.
- Custom websites
- Custom web and mobile applications
- Customer portals
- Custom workflows and business logic
- Complex integrations
- Fixed written scope and quote
- Ongoing care after launch
Using an existing booking, payment, CRM, or ecommerce platform is normal website and integration work. Creating new software or business logic unique to your company is custom development.
Not sure which path fits?
You don't need to diagnose yourself. Tell us what you're trying to accomplish and we'll point you to the right starting place.
Subscribe monthly and we build the website as part of the plan.
We review it, take it over, and become the team responsible for keeping it healthy.
If we're creating new software or business logic rather than configuring existing tools, we scope it separately.
We test, document, fix, and monitor accessibility issues.
We assess what you have, stabilize it, move control where it belongs, and stay involved.
Development should not feel like a black box.
When engineering work is in progress, you can see what we're working on, what's next, and who owns it.
- Tracked development time
- Clear estimates and scope
- Dedicated project management
- Direct group communication
- Progress reports you can read in minutes
- Video walkthroughs of the work
Demonstration data. Reporting and project structure vary by engagement.
Start where you are. We take it from there.
A new website, an existing site, a custom build, an accessibility problem, and a rescued app don't start the same way — so we don't force them through the same sales process.
Start with the situation—not an internal service name.
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New website
Build and launch on a monthly website plan.
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Existing site
Take over the site you already own.
- 3
Custom build
Scope and quote the engineering separately.
- 4
Accessibility
Scan, audit, remediate, then monitor.
- 5
App rescue
Review ownership and risk, then stabilize.
- 01
Tell us what you're trying to accomplish
New website, existing website, custom functionality, accessibility, or an app that needs help.
- 02
We choose the right starting point
That might be a managed website plan, an existing-site review, a free accessibility scan, a free Ownership & Risk Review, or a custom-development consultation.
- 03
We build, fix, or take over
We do the initial work needed to get the website or application where it needs to be.
- 04
We stay responsible
Website subscriptions, website care, accessibility monitoring, and app maintenance give clients a real team to call as things change.
Custom engineering is quoted separately when the work falls outside the normal service plan.
An engineering team you can actually reach.
Bright Bridge gives every client a clear point of contact, direct communication, and a team structured to stay useful over time.
You know who owns the work and who to contact.
Bright Bridge is based in Provo, Utah and works with clients across the country.
Questions don't disappear into a faceless queue.
We structure our services so the same company can build, improve, and support the work over time.
- Client Care
- Accessibility Auditing
- WCAG Remediation
- App Takeover
- Web Design
- Web and Mobile Development
- Hosting and Maintenance
- QA and Launch
Clear starting points.
Some services are subscriptions. Some are assessments. Truly custom engineering is quoted after we understand the scope. Here's where the common paths begin.
Need a website built? The build is part of the plan. Already own one? The same plans apply after a quick review of what we're taking over.
Compare website plansAutomated site-wide testing, hands-on testing of key templates and critical flows, prioritized findings, and a remediation quote.
Ongoing accessibility monitoring starts at $300/month.
Explore accessibilityA structured assessment of security, stability, scalability, ownership, and code health before takeover.
Ongoing app maintenance starts at $2,000/month.
Explore app rescueCustom websites, applications, mobile apps, portals, integrations, and business-specific software.
Discuss a custom projectMonthly plans are month to month. Custom work and out-of-scope requests are approved before work begins. No surprise work.
Practical writing for people planning real projects.
Plain-language guides on accessibility, takeovers, and what a project actually costs.
Website care
One place to understand current responsibility.
- Site
- Online
- SSL
- Active
- Backups
- Current
- Updates
- Current
- Monitoring
- Active
- Last review
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Essential Features Every Small Business Website Should Have
The practical pieces a small-business website actually needs to help customers understand the business, trust it, and take the next step.
October 23, 2024
Read articleWebsite care
One place to understand current responsibility.
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- Online
- SSL
- Active
- Backups
- Current
- Updates
- Current
- Monitoring
- Active
- Last review
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How to Know When It’s Time to Rebuild Your Website vs. Just Update It
How to decide whether an existing website needs focused improvements, ongoing care, or a genuine rebuild — based on its condition and business needs rather than its age alone.
September 15, 2025
Read articleWebsite care
One place to understand current responsibility.
- Site
- Online
- SSL
- Active
- Backups
- Current
- Updates
- Current
- Monitoring
- Active
- Last review
- Current
How Fast Should Your Website Be? A Business Owner’s Guide to Performance Benchmarks
A business-owner guide to Core Web Vitals, what “fast” actually means, and which performance problems are worth fixing first.
September 29, 2025
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Submit requestWhat a $2,500 Website Accessibility Audit Actually Finds
What a professional website accessibility audit examines, what the findings mean, and what a $2,500 starting scope does and does not include.
August 26, 2026
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Submit requestAccessibility Widgets: What They Can and Cannot Do
A practical guide to accessibility overlays and widgets, where they may help, and why they do not replace code, content, and workflow remediation.
August 26, 2026
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Is Your AI-Built App Production-Grade? The Honest Checklist
A practical checklist for deciding whether an AI-assisted application is ready for real users, real data, and ongoing operational responsibility.
August 26, 2026
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My Developer Disappeared: The Triage Guide
A calm first-response guide to accounts, code, infrastructure, data, billing, and the information a new technical team needs for a safe takeover.
August 26, 2026
Read articleThe Small-Government ADA Deadline, Explained
What smaller U.S. state and local government entities should know about the DOJ Title II web and mobile accessibility rule and its current April 26, 2028 compliance date.
August 26, 2026
Read articleWhat are you trying to build, fix, or hand off?
Choose the closest option. You don't need to know which Bright Bridge service you need — that's our job.
