Industry Web Design
Web Design for Baltimore Breweries & Taprooms
Your tap list changes every week, and people check it before they decide where to spend Saturday. We design and build brewery and taproom websites that show what's pouring, what's happening and when you're open, and that your staff can update in seconds.
What Brings People Through the Door
Brewery web design is about answering a handful of questions people ask right before they head out:
What's Pouring Today
The tap list is the most-visited page on almost every brewery site. It should load instantly on a phone and be easy for your staff to update the moment a keg kicks.
Hours, Kitchen and Food Trucks
Whether there's food tonight is often the deciding question. Your food truck schedule or kitchen hours, right next to the taproom hours, answers it.
Is It a Good Spot for Us?
Dogs, kids, outdoor seating, games, parking. Quick answers help groups pick you for a Saturday afternoon instead of somewhere else.
What's Happening This Week
Trivia, live music, release days and run clubs. An events calendar you update yourself turns one visit into a habit.
More Than a Pint: Revenue From the Website
Beyond the taproom, a brewery website can bring in business on its own. Here’s what breweries ask us to add most:
Private Events & Rentals
Birthdays, rehearsal dinners and company happy hours can fill slow weeknights. A page with spaces, capacities, packages and an inquiry form makes the sale.
Cans & Bottles To Go
What's available in cans this week and how to grab it, including online pre-orders for pickup where your licensing allows.
Merchandise
Shirts, glassware and gift cards sold online keep your brand in front of people between visits and around the holidays.
Release Days & Limited Beers
Pages for special releases that build anticipation, explain the beer and point to the release date, so regulars line up.
Photos With Personality
Every brewery has a story: the founders, the building, the first batch brewed in a garage. Real photos of your space, your brewers and your regulars tell it better than any stock image, and we design the site around them. Beer photos that look as good as they taste, compressed so the page still loads fast on a phone.
Showing Up for Beer Searches
“Breweries near me,” “brewery with food Baltimore” and “dog-friendly brewery” bring in visitors who haven’t heard of you yet. Your pages are titled for those searches, your hours and address are kept identical to your Google Business Profile, and the site is built lean enough to hit 90-plus on Google PageSpeed. Our local SEO page explains more.
Easy for Your Team to Run
You work directly with one of the lead developers building your site, and the parts that change weekly, like taps and events, are set up so your staff can handle them without us. The brewery owns its site, domain and accounts. See our Baltimore web design page for more about how we build.
Brewery Website Pricing
No surprise invoices: the price is fixed before work starts, and it includes your domain, business email and Google setup.
Launch Site
$1,500A fast brewery site of up to ten pages: tap list, hours and food, about the brewery, events and directions.
Full Build
$3,000A live tap list your team updates in seconds, an events calendar, private event inquiries and a merch or gift card link.
Coverage Build
$5,000Every beer with its own page, a full events archive, multiple locations and content that brings in beer travelers.
Full System
$7,500+Online pre-orders for pickup, a merch store, or private event booking with deposits.
An agency would typically bill $5,000 to $15,000 for a site like our $3,000 Full Build (agency pricing as of September 2026). Ongoing hosting and support options are listed on our pricing page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does a Brewery Website Cost?
Brewery websites start at $1,500 for a fast site of up to ten pages and $3,000 for a full build with a live tap list, events and private event inquiries. Online pre-orders and a store are part of the Full System. Prices are fixed in advance.
Can Our Staff Update the Tap List Themselves?
Yes. The tap list is designed to be updated from a phone in seconds. If you already keep your menu in a tap list service, the site can display it automatically where that service allows.
Should Every Beer Have Its Own Page?
For core and flagship beers, it helps. People search for beers they've had elsewhere, and a page with the style, ABV and tasting notes can bring them to your taproom.
Can People Book Private Events Online?
Yes. An inquiry form with date, headcount and space is a good start, and online booking with a deposit is available in the Full System.
Can We Sell Beer Online?
Pre-orders for pickup are common, but alcohol sales rules depend on your licenses. We build what your license allows and leave the legal questions to you and your attorney.
How Long Does a Brewery Website Take?
Most brewery websites are designed and built in about a week once we have your beer list, photos and hours.