Web development and SEO for California businesses
Klikcy works remotely with companies across California, including Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco. We build websites, improve search visibility, and automate repetitive work, with meetings scheduled in Pacific Time.
- Time zone
- Pacific Time
- Privacy law to know
- California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the CPRA (2020)
- Key industries
- Technology, entertainment, biotech and DTC commerce
Working with us from California
We don't have an office in California, and we don't pretend to. Klikcy is a remote-first team, and every project runs the same way wherever our clients are: a video call to start, a written scope with a fixed price, a staging link you can open anytime, and a short update every week.
California is on Pacific Time. We book calls inside your business hours and reply to messages within one business day. You never pay for travel, and you deal with the same people from the first call to launch.
We work with businesses all over the state, including in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Anaheim, Irvine, Sacramento, and Oakland, and in plenty of smaller communities that aren't on any list.
What California businesses usually need from us
California's economy leans on technology, entertainment, biotech and DTC commerce. Here's what those businesses tend to ask for.
Technology
Tech companies need fast marketing sites that sit comfortably beside the product, plus help shipping product features faster.
Entertainment
Entertainment brands need visually strong sites that still load fast, plus ticketing, memberships, or content platforms.
Biotech
Biotech firms need credible sites for investors, partners, and recruits, with careful, compliant communication about science and pipelines.
Direct-to-consumer brands
DTC brands live and die by conversion rate and repeat purchases: fast product pages, a simple checkout, and well-built email flows.
Privacy rules for California websites
California's California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the CPRA has been in effect since 2020. It's the strictest state law in practice: covered businesses need a detailed privacy policy, a way to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal data, and support for Global Privacy Control signals.
If it covers you, your website needs an accurate privacy notice and a working way for residents to exercise their rights, such as opting out of targeted advertising or the sale of their data. That affects your cookie banner, analytics and ad tags, and the forms you use to collect leads. We set these up so the site matches what your privacy policy says.
Popular with California clients
A starting point. Every service is available wherever you are.
- Next.js Development
Next.js and React sites and web apps for teams that need speed and room to grow.
- SaaS Development
Subscription software products with accounts, billing, and multi-tenant data done right.
- Technical SEO
Crawling, indexing, speed, and site structure fixed so search engines can find and rank your pages.
- UI/UX Design
Interface design for websites and apps, grounded in research and tested with real users.
- Web App Development
Browser-based applications for customers or staff, from first version to production.
- Website Speed Optimization
Core Web Vitals fixes that make your site load faster on real phones.
Working with Klikcy in California
Do you work with businesses in California?
Yes. We work remotely with California businesses of every size, from Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco to smaller communities across the state. Projects run the same way wherever you are: video calls, a shared staging link, and weekly updates.
Do you have an office in California?
No, and we'd rather be upfront about it. Klikcy is a remote-first team. That keeps our costs down and means you never pay for travel, while you still talk to the same people throughout the project.
What time zone will meetings be in?
Yours. California is on Pacific Time, and we schedule calls inside your business hours.
Does California have a privacy law that affects my website?
The main one is the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the CPRA, in effect since 2020. Whether it applies depends on your business, so check with your attorney. We make sure your site's cookie consent, tracking, and forms match your privacy policy.
Tell us what you're working on.
A few sentences is enough. We'll reply within one business day with questions or a suggested next step, and a fixed quote once the scope is clear.
What you can count on
- A fixed, written quote before any work starts
- Code, domain, hosting, and analytics in your name
- A progress update every week during projects
- Monthly plans that run month to month
- A reply within one business day