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Since July 1, 2024, Vermont has taxed prewritten software even when it is accessed remotely, so a subscription-style site builder is not the same tax question as a site built just for you. The seven agencies below are in Burlington and Rutland, which makes Vermont a state where you can choose by working style: banks and institutions have their own specialists here, and so do towns and real estate brokers.

Company Base on its site Work it names Price it publishes
Eternity Maple St, Burlington Websites, AI consulting, photo, marketing Ask
Bytes.co Kilburn St, Burlington Websites, marketing, RFP submissions Ask
Shark Communications Burlington WordPress, branding, banks and financial services Ask
Marketing Partners Burlington Mission-driven strategy, design, communications Ask
Group6 US-4, Rutland Web design, Shopify, branding, hosting Ask
JEG Design Rutland WordPress, Shopify, real estate, town sites Ask
Got2Web Rutland Upscale custom sites, hosting Ask

Web design agencies in Burlington

Eternity

Eternity says Mike Lannen founded it in 2000, and it builds websites along with digital marketing, photography and AI consulting, including staff training. Named audiences include nonprofits, hospitality and trades. Many staff titles on its site now refer to AI. Ask what parts of your project a person writes, and which an AI tool drafts.

Bytes.co

Bytes.co says it has 400+ clients and offers websites, SEO and digital marketing, with awards such as Lake Champlain Chamber 2024 Business of the Year. It invites RFPs through its contact page, which suits an organization with a formal bid process. Current clients open tickets, so ask about response times.

Shark Communications

Shark describes itself as a Vermont website developer and design agency, works on WordPress and branding, and says it is a trusted marketing partner for banks and financial service companies, with Brookline Bank and Thomas Dairy among its examples. It names Peter Jacobs as president and creative director. Financial firms should ask who handles compliance review.

Marketing Partners

Marketing Partners calls itself mission-driven, combining change strategy with communication design, and names retainer clients in energy, workplace discrimination prevention and conservation. It prefers to start by phone. It fits an organization with a cause and a long horizon, so ask if you can buy a website outside a retainer.

Web design agencies in Rutland

Group6

Group6 says it is rooted in Vermont, with web design, ecommerce, branding, local SEO and managed hosting, and it also shows a Manchester Center location. It offers a done-for-you online reputation service too. One client note describes a Shopify build. If you sell online, ask what that hosting plan would add to Shopify’s own monthly fee.

JEG Design

JEG Design, led by Jonathan Gicewicz, specializes in WordPress and Shopify across Vermont, New York and New Hampshire, with real estate solutions built on Prime MLS and Showcase IDX, and document management for town minutes and agendas. A town clerk or real estate broker has a rare named specialty here. Ask who pays the MLS and IDX fees.

Got2Web

Got2Web says it has designed sites for Vermont and nearby areas for more than 20 years and sells its own hosting plans, describing itself as small in size with a personal touch. Inn, resort or retail owners looking for a local team can ask to see similar work, and ask what the site runs on.

Vermont’s tax on prewritten software

The Vermont Department of Taxes page on prewritten computer software says “Effective July 1, 2024, all sales of prewritten computer software are subject to sales and use tax,” whether downloaded or accessed remotely. It says this does not include “Custom software (software designed for a specific customer),” and that a reasonable, separately stated charge for modifying prewritten software can be treated apart. We read an archived copy of the page.

Website design is not named there. Keep two things apart: a site made for you, and a monthly subscription to a platform or plugin. Ask each agency how it charges for both, and ask the Department about a large or unusual purchase. The Vermont Secretary of State’s business search can confirm a legal name.

Site builders and hiring locally in Vermont

Does that tax apply to a Squarespace-style site?

It may, since the rule reaches software accessed remotely. Check your plan’s invoice, and ask your accountant if your organization has an exemption.

Should a Rutland business hire in Burlington?

Only if you need something specific. Group6, JEG and Got2Web are all in Rutland and offer general site work, so start nearby unless you need Bytes’s RFP process or Shark’s banking experience.

Vermont first calls by organization

Banks and credit unions can start with Shark. Nonprofits with a long-term plan can talk to Marketing Partners, or to Eternity if they also want AI training. An organization sending out an RFP can include Bytes.co. In Rutland, a real estate broker or town can call JEG, a store can call Group6, and an inn or local business can compare Got2Web.

We read each company’s own pages in November 2026. Client lists and awards are as stated by them and unverified, and the order is not a ranking.

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