For web designers who sell to wineries and vineyards

A winery site you can sell this week.

A winery site that opens on a hand-drawn fresco of the whole estate: visitors drag around it like a map, and round cut-outs glide them to each place with its story.

Winery preview

What to charge

$2,500–4,500

$2,500–4,500 for the one-page site with their own fresco, wines and tasting booking; $5,000–8,000 with a commissioned illustration of their estate (or a generated one from their photos), a wine shop or club wired in (Commerce7, WineDirect or Shopify) and Tock or OpenTable tastings.

Typical freelance range for family wineries, cideries and small craft breweries with a tasting room (1 site, under about 40 acres or a small taproom) whose site is a Squarespace template with a shop link. Not a promise of income

Who buys it

Family wineries, cideries and small craft breweries with a tasting room (1 site, under about 40 acres or a small taproom) whose site is a Squarespace template with a shop link.

1Paste one prompt

Your agent builds the winery site section by section, the same evening. Or download the working project.

2Make it theirs

Every photo slot is named, and its prompt shows the light to match, so the client's own photos drop straight in.

3Call and send the film

Find wineries and vineyards on Google Maps, call, and send the preview film. Members get the searches and the 30-second pitch.

Every site in the library, yearly, $349.

One winery client pays for it many times over. Or get just this site with a site pack, $79.