Beaudry Webworks

Web engineering · Fall River, MA

Fall River web design—engineered to earn its keep.

Fast, dependable small-business websites and custom web systems built in Fall River, MA. Work directly with the developer.

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Business websites from $1,500Website rescueCare plans
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Direct expertise.

Defined scope.

Production-ready delivery.

Fall River web design / Local service

A Fall River website developer who builds the whole system.

Beaudry Webworks creates small-business websites, repairs existing sites, and engineers custom web applications from the public interface through the database and deployment.

Small-business websites built in Fall River, MA

Many local businesses need more than a social-media page, but they do not need a large agency, layers of account managers, or an unclear monthly contract. You work directly with Andrew Beaudry—the developer responsible for planning, building, testing, and launching your website.

Every small-business website I build in Fall River, MA is designed to work cleanly on phones, explain the business clearly, and guide visitors toward a call or project inquiry. The work begins with a written scope and belongs to the client after final payment.

Projects are managed remotely through phone, email, and screen sharing. That keeps the process efficient while making the same direct service available throughout SouthCoast Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and the United States.

Discuss your website

Questions Fall River business owners ask

How much does a small-business website cost in Fall River?

Beaudry Webworks business websites begin at $1,500. The final price depends on the pages, forms, integrations, and other functions included in the written project scope.

Do you only build websites for Fall River businesses?

No. Beaudry Webworks is based in Fall River and serves businesses throughout SouthCoast Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and the United States through a remote, screen-sharing-based workflow.

Will I work directly with the website developer?

Yes. Andrew handles the architecture, development, testing, deployment, and technical communication. There is no account manager positioned between the client and the person building the website.

Can you repair an existing business website?

Yes. Website Rescue engagements begin at $500 and can address broken forms, mobile-layout problems, SSL and deployment failures, performance issues, and other defined technical problems.

Services / 01

Useful work. Clearly priced.

No mystery package and no disappearing act. You know what is being built, what it costs, and who is responsible for delivering it.

Diagnostic / Start here $149 one time

Website Health Check

Not sure what is failing—or what should be fixed first? I inspect up to 15 public pages and one primary contact, quote, or booking form.

You receive a plain-English report with screenshots, prioritized findings, and recommended corrective work. The $149 fee is credited toward an authorized Website Rescue project.

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01From $1,500

Business Website

A fast, credible website that turns local attention into calls and quote requests.

  • Up to five focused pages
  • Mobile-first build
  • Click-to-call and quote form
  • On-page search essentials
  • Two revision rounds and launch
02From $500

Website Rescue

Targeted repairs when an existing site is slow, broken, insecure, or costing you business.

  • Mobile and layout repairs
  • Broken forms and links
  • SSL and deployment issues
  • Performance troubleshooting
  • Written findings before added work
03From $3,500

Custom Web System

Purpose-built software for work that cannot be solved by a brochure site or generic plugin.

  • Database-backed applications
  • Admin and customer portals
  • Interactive workflows
  • API and legacy integrations
  • Defined milestones and handoff
04$149 / month

Care Plan

Ongoing technical care so your site stays dependable after the launch celebration ends.

  • Software updates
  • Backups and uptime checks
  • Security monitoring
  • Small monthly change allowance
  • Direct developer support

Selected systems / 02

Not concept art. Working systems.

These are owned products built to solve real technical problems—not templates dressed up as client work.

Production web platform

Sudoku Paradise

A live puzzle platform combining a logic engine, database, publishing workflow, and custom administration tools.

  • Application architecture
  • Data design
  • Publishing systems
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Interactive card game

Pitch Paradise

A responsive multiplayer game experience built around card rules, state management, and networked play.

  • Rules engine
  • Responsive UI
  • Multiplayer logic
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Learning and game system

Cribbage Paradise

An interactive cribbage experience that translates detailed game rules into a clear, usable learning flow.

  • Game logic
  • Learning UX
  • Interactive design
Inspect live system

Community application

Paradise Towne Center

A database-backed community system bringing authentication, forum features, and API services into one application.

  • Authentication
  • Database and API
  • Community tools
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The builder / 03

Built by the person who answers the phone.

Beaudry Webworks is Andrew Beaudry: a software architect who has spent decades making databases, machines, media, and web systems do useful work.

B.S.

Computer Science
Bridgewater State University

Industrial systems

W.R. Cobb Company

Modernized Java software, engineered PostgreSQL replication, and connected legacy production machinery to secured real-time plant systems using sensors and embedded devices.

Media and data

Sing-It-Now Records

Built an Access and VBA catalog system and proprietary C++ media tooling for synchronized lyrics, rights research, and automated karaoke-production workflows.

Owned web products

Sudoku Paradise

Founder and principal architect of a growing family of production web applications, games, databases, APIs, and publishing tools.

Process / 04

A straight line from problem to launch.

The process is deliberately simple. Every stage has a decision, an owner, and a visible result.

  1. 01

    Fit call

    We identify the business goal, the audience, and whether I am the right person to build it.

  2. 02

    Written scope

    You receive a defined deliverable, price, schedule, and boundaries. Work begins with a 50% deposit.

  3. 03

    Build and review

    I engineer the site, keep you informed, and include two focused revision rounds in the agreed scope.

  4. 04

    Payment and launch

    The final balance is paid before launch. You receive the finished system and a clear handoff.

Clean ownership. Clean boundaries.

You pay your domain and hosting directly. You own the finished work after final payment. Additions outside the written scope are quoted separately—no vague retainers or unlimited-work promises.

Start a project / 05

Bring the business problem.

A useful first conversation starts with the result you need—not a list of trendy features. If the project fits, the next step is a written scope and price.

Project inquiries delivered directly to Andrew

Tell me what the website needs to accomplish

If you prefer, email support@sudokuparadise.com.