British Virgin Islands
Custom websites for businesses on Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and Anegada. Built to load on a weak signal, get found by people planning a trip months ahead, and work with the payment options actually available to a BVI company.
Office in Road Town, Tortola · Same time zone, same currency
Two tiers
The difference is scope and photography, not build quality. Both are custom, both are yours to keep.
Fully branded
For businesses where the website closes the booking months before anyone arrives, and the photography is doing as much selling as the copy.
Quick turnaround
For a BVI business that needs to be findable and credible online without a long project attached to it.
Quoted in writing before anything starts. Hosting, domain registration, SSL, and business email are available as add-ons. Full ranges for larger systems are on the FAQ.
Taking payment in the BVI
A BVI company cannot use several of the processors a web developer would reach for by default. It is better to know that before the site is built than after.
Processor availability and terms change. Confirm current terms with the provider and your accountant before committing. We build against whatever you settle on.
Across the territory
A charter base on Tortola and a villa on Virgin Gorda are not selling the same thing to the same person, and the site should not pretend otherwise.
Road Town, the charter bases at Wickhams Cay and Nanny Cay, and most of the territory's shops, restaurants, and professional services. Where the majority of the work is.
Villas, resorts, and the Baths. Almost every booking begins with a search from somewhere else, often months ahead of arrival, which puts real weight on the site.
Small operators with a large reputation. The site is frequently the only thing a visitor sees before they decide, and it needs to load on a phone at anchor.
A different problem again. Limited connectivity, seasonal trade, and visitors who plan the trip well in advance and want to know before they commit.
.vg or .com
.vg is the British Virgin Islands country domain. It signals the territory immediately, which matters for local trade and for anyone searching with the BVI in mind.
.com is cheaper, universally understood, and usually the better choice if most of your customers are booking from North America or Europe before they travel. A visitor planning a charter from Chicago has no particular feeling about .vg.
Plenty of businesses hold both and point one at the other. The question is simply who is doing the typing. There is more on this, and on who should own the registration, in the guides.
Page titles, descriptions, headings, and structured data written for what people actually search. Sitemap submitted and Search Console configured, so you can see which searches you appear for.
Compressed images, minimal scripts, and self-hosted fonts. A site that loads at anchor off Jost Van Dyke will load anywhere.
Designed for phones first. Real touch targets, no pinch-to-zoom, no horizontal scrolling.
Proper heading structure, labelled forms, keyboard navigation, and colour contrast meeting WCAG 2.2 AA.
You own the code, the domain, the hosting account, and the content. No licence and no platform you have to keep paying to stay online.
Hand-built HTML and PHP, commented and documented at handover. No CMS to keep patched and no theme to break on the next plugin release.
Our BVI office
We keep an office in Road Town, so a conversation about your website happens here in the territory rather than over a video call with someone who has never seen the place.
Come in and talk it through, or we can meet wherever suits you on Tortola. Same time zone, same currency, and no need to explain how anything in the BVI works before we start.
We also work across the U.S. Virgin Islands, which means we understand businesses that serve guests on both sides of the line, and visitors who have not yet worked out that these are two different territories.
Start here
That is the whole brief to start with. What you sell, who buys it, and what you want someone to do when they land on the page.
How every engagement runs
Get in touch
Let’s talk about it.
Based in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. Working across the USVI, BVI, and the wider Caribbean.