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Guides for horse businesses.
Plain answers to what barn owners, trainers, farriers and other horse pros ask about their websites: what to put on them, what they cost, booking online and getting found.
6 guides · written by the Western Web Co. team
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What should a boarding barn website have?A boarding barn website checklist: board rates, open stalls, daily care, real photos, barn rules, agreements signed online and a way to book a barn tour.
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How much does a horse business website cost?What a horse business website really costs: builder plans, booking, waivers, domains, design help and payment fees, with prices checked October 22, 2026.
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Do I need a website if I have a Facebook page?An honest answer for horse businesses: what a Facebook page does well, what a website does better, and how to use both without doubling your work.
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Boarding barns & stables: see a website made for you.Boarding barn websites
Horse trainers: see a website made for you.Horse trainer websites
Farriers: see a website made for you.Farrier websites
Equine chiropractors: see a website made for you.Equine chiropractor websites
Equine bodywork, massage & rehab: see a website made for you.Equine bodywork websites
Equine dentists: see a website made for you.Equine dentist websites
Riding lessons: see a website made for you.Riding lesson websites
Trail rides & guest ranches: see a website made for you.Trail ride & guest ranch websites
Breeders & sport horse programs: see a website made for you.Horse breeder websites
- What should a boarding barn website have?A boarding barn website checklist: board rates, open stalls, daily care, real photos, barn rules, agreements signed online and a way to book a barn tour.8 min read
- How do I make a website for my farrier business?What a farrier website needs: your towns and route days, trim and shoeing prices, new-client rules, online booking and payment links, and how to get it live.10 min read
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- How much does a horse business website cost?What a horse business website really costs: builder plans, booking, waivers, domains, design help and payment fees, with prices checked October 22, 2026.11 min read
- How do I take online bookings for my horse business?How to set up online booking for a farrier, trainer, barn or equine practice: services, hours, farm calls, approvals, payment and a booking button.8 min read
- Do I need a website if I have a Facebook page?An honest answer for horse businesses: what a Facebook page does well, what a website does better, and how to use both without doubling your work.7 min read
- How do I get my barn or horse business found on Google?Honest basics for barns and horse businesses: a Google Business Profile, your own domain, pages that name your services and towns, photos, reviews and directories.10 min read
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