Websites that book hunts.
Outfitter websites where hunters pick a hunt, pick their dates and put the deposit down right on your site, straight into your own Stripe account. No phone tag, no check in the mail, no booking agent’s cut.
Builds from $1,500. Live in about 2 weeks. Built and run by IGNITE Marketing Group.
Pick a hunt Prices in USD
Moose tags are limited and often sell out one to two years ahead. Hunters can join the list, so when a tag opens the outfitter already has people ready to book.
Pick your week
Hunters $1,000 deposit each
Hold your week
Week held.
In a live booking, the deposit goes straight to the outfitter’s own Stripe account. Stripe’s standard fee would be , so lands in their balance. The hunter gets a receipt by email and the outfitter gets the booking with the party’s details.
On the moose list.
When a moose tag opens, the outfitter has a list of hunters ready to book, with their party size and contact details, instead of a pile of voicemails.
Demo using Williams Woods and Water Outfitters’ published 2026/27 prices. Weeks shown are examples, and no payment is taken. The fee shown is Stripe’s standard card rate.
Outdoor brands our team has built for
Lodges, outfitters and outdoor media, built and marketed by the IGNITE Marketing Group team.
Deep Country Lodge 
Williams Woods and Water Outfitters 
Canada in the Rough 
TOT International 
The Hunting Stories Podcast
Williams Woods and Water Outfitters, New Brunswick
Guided black bear, moose and turkey hunts, plus fishing. Every hunt package has its own page, the trophy room shows past hunts, and hunters can register for a black bear hunt online.
Built by our team at IGNITE Marketing Group.
Your season gets booked in winter. Most of it after dark.
Hunters do their homework months before opening day, usually on a phone at the kitchen table. They want the hunt, the dates, the price and a way to commit. When the answer is “call for rates,” or a form that waits until you’re back from camp, they book with the next outfitter or a booking agent who takes a cut. Our outfitter websites close that gap, because every hunt can be booked and paid for on the spot.
- December to March: shows and planningHunters meet you at a sports show, then compare you on their phone that night.
- February to June: depositsThis is when your site does its hardest work. Every hunt with a price and a “Hold a spot” button can take a deposit at 11 p.m.
- July and August: balances and prepHunters know what they owe and when. You know who’s coming.
- September to November: you’re in campThe site keeps answering questions and filling cancellations while you’re out of cell range.
From “call for rates” to “deposit paid” in three taps.
Instead of phone tag, your site does the back-and-forth for you, at any hour of the day.
The hunter picks a hunt
Every hunt gets its own card with species, dates, what’s included, the price and how many spots are left.
Then the dates and party size
Only open dates show. When a hunt fills, its button turns into a waitlist, so demand doesn’t walk away.
And pays the deposit
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. The money lands in your Stripe account, and you both get the booking by email.
A typical outfitter site vs. one built to book.
A typical outfitter site
OUR HUNTING LODGE
Welcome to our website!!! We offer the finest guided hunts in the West. Call for rates and availability.
2019 Rates (PDF)Booking: call the lodge or mail a check to hold your spot.
Visitors: 004817Last updated March 2014. Best viewed in Internet Explorer.Built to book: Williams Woods and Water
Left: a made-up example of a typical outfitter site. Right: Williams Woods and Water Outfitters’ published 2026/27 hunts in USD, laid out the way we build hunt pages.
Six things outfitter websites get wrong.
No way to pay
The site says a deposit holds your spot, then asks for a phone call or a mailed check. Every day that takes is a day the hunter can change his mind.
Rates in a PDF
Hunts and prices are buried in a download, or missing, so every hunter calls with the same five questions.
Leads everywhere
Inquiries land in voicemail, texts, Facebook messages and two inboxes. Some never get an answer.
Show leads go cold
A hunter loves your booth in January and forgets your name by March. A show page with a QR code lets him put a deposit down before he leaves.
Broken on phones
Fine on a desktop, a mess on the phone where hunters actually look. Every page we build is designed for the phone first.
No tracking
You can’t tell which show, ad or page brought the booking. We connect analytics and inquiry tracking at launch.
One big-game lodge. About 8x the Google traffic in two years.
A Canadian big-game outfitter came to us with a single page for everything. We gave each hunt and each species its own page, written the way hunters search. Estimated monthly U.S. visits from Google went from 74 to 585, with a peak of 799 in June.
Where its pages rank on U.S. Google
- #1Hunt page, main species and province480 searches/mo
- #1Species page, a sought-after subspecies110 searches/mo
- #2Hunt page, second species480 searches/mo
- #3Outfitter page, province480 searches/mo
Built and managed by IGNITE Marketing Group. Visits and rankings are SE Ranking estimates, October 2026. Searches are generalized to protect the client.
Outfitter websites from $1,500.
One price for the site, quoted to your operation. Online booking and deposits are added on, priced by how many hunts and dates you run.
Live in about 2 weeks
- Up to six pages, written for you
- A section for every hunt, with dates and price
- Built for phones first
- Hunt inquiry form, click-to-call and click-to-text
- Google Analytics, Search Console and basic SEO
Run an SCI, DU, NWTF or RMEF chapter?
We build chapter websites that sell banquet tickets, take donations and let members share their hunts, with the board approving posts straight from an email.
- Banquet tickets and sponsorshipsGuest checkout, tables and sponsor levels, with guest names collected after purchase.
- One-time and monthly donationsPaid through Stripe, with a receipt email for every gift.
- Member hunt spotlightsMembers submit a hunt with photos. The board approves it from the alert email.
What outfitters ask us first.
How do hunters pay the deposit?
Each hunt on your site gets a “Hold a spot” button. The hunter picks dates and party size, then pays the deposit by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. The money goes into your own Stripe account and Stripe pays it out to your bank. We never hold your money and we don’t take a commission on bookings.
What does Stripe charge on a deposit?
Stripe’s standard U.S. rate is 2.9% plus 30 cents per successful card charge, with an extra 1.5% for international cards (Stripe pricing, October 2026). On a $2,085 deposit that works out to $60.77. Stripe bills that fee, not us.
How much does an outfitter website cost?
Outfitter websites start at $1,500 for up to six pages: home, hunts, lodge, gallery, guides and contact, with a section for every hunt. Online booking and deposits are quoted on top, based on how many hunts and dates you run. See pricing for what changes the number.
How long does it take to build?
Most outfitter websites go live in about 2 weeks from the first call. The timeline depends on how many rounds of revisions you want and how much you already have ready, like hunt details, prices and photos. We write the pages from a call with you, so you don’t have to.
Do I still need a booking agent?
That’s your call. Agents can still send you hunters. Your own site lets the hunters who find you directly book and pay you directly, without a commission coming off the top.
Will I lose my Google rankings if I switch websites?
We keep the pages that already rank, redirect every old address to its new page, and check Google Search Console after launch so nothing drops off quietly.
Ready to book next season from your website?
Tell us about your hunts and we’ll email you a quote within one business day.