Our Team

Urnge is comprised of regular folks from a variety of specialized backgrounds including, but not limited to:
design, programming, SEO, sales, social and viral media and customer service. We all have a common interest in being open, fair and productive.

During a time when business was hard to find, we found each other, as well as the opportunity to build a "good ol' boy bidness." All have been professionally schooled in graphic design, Web development, programming, information architecture, project management, marketing, content development and... chewing the fat!

We’ve been building websites for a decade and are educated regarding development, as well as the most up-to-date resources and programs available. We have a proven system that streamlines the entire process by giving you a website that you can easily manage and maintain.

Cheap Sites must mean Cheap Staff.

Actually, it's quite the opposite. Our staff is not only skilled in design, programming, copywriting and photography, they are sensitive to corporate branding and well versed in business consultancy too. We save money by saving time. We don't require a large low-level staff, which can cause confusion and cost time, when one or two top caliber people can do it all.
Contact us today. We are ready to help!

Urnge will bring support and knowledge to your company or organization every time you need us.

At Urnge, we deliver websites with amazing capabilities at an affordable price. How do we do it?

We Create Efficiencies.

We also use state of the art SaaS (Software as a Service) technologies. But this comes with one caveat. Due to the nature of the database driven technologies we use, your site is not transferable.

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