Do you build websites for Tampa Bay businesses?
Yes. Putnam Technology builds custom marketing websites and custom programming for Tampa Bay companies, with a home base near Crystal River within easy reach of the metro.
Marketing websites for Tampa Bay businesses
Tampa Bay is one of Florida’s most competitive markets online. Professional services, contractors, clinics, restaurants, and growing companies need sites that look credible and convert—not generic templates that blend into every other search result.
Putnam Technology is based near Crystal River, within easy reach of the Tampa Bay metro. You get a US-owned, owner-built web partner: Chris Putnam designs and develops the work himself, with 21+ years of professional experience behind every project.
What Tampa Bay clients come for
- New marketing websites with clear messaging and strong mobile experience
- Redesigns that replace dated or DIY sites with something trustworthy
- SEO-ready structure so local and service-area pages have a foundation to rank
- Custom software when operations need portals, automation, or reliable integrations
A better alternative to offshore and template mills
Many “affordable website” offers outsource the build or ship disposable page-builder themes. They look fine in a sales demo and fall apart when you need changes, speed, or someone who understands the stack. Putnam Technology does not resell junk systems. You hire an American developer who takes ownership end to end.
Serving the bay—and the rest of Florida
From Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater to surrounding communities—and connected to our home base in Crystal River / Citrus County, plus Ocala and statewide Florida. Nationwide projects welcome.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are you an offshore website company?
No. Putnam Technology is US-owned and owner-built. Chris Putnam designs and develops the work himself—not an offshore handoff or white-label template package.
Can you help with more than a marketing website in Tampa Bay?
Yes. Beyond websites, services include web portals, process automation, cloud architecture, and integration work when your operations need custom programming.