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WORCESTER, Mass., Oct. 24, 2026 — Fenway Web, the web design and development studio of Boston Made, Inc., today announced the relaunch of fenwayweb.com. The new site publishes the studio’s pricing in full for the first time and introduces monthly care plans so clients have a team behind their website long after launch.

Three ways to start

Fenway Web now lists three build options. Starter ($1,500) covers up to five pages, mobile-first design, a contact form and local SEO setup. Business ($3,500) covers up to fifteen pages, copywriting, booking or lead forms, and analytics with training. Custom builds start at $7,500, with scope and price agreed in a written proposal before any work begins.

Care after launch

Optional care plans start at $49 a month and cover software updates, backups, security monitoring and post-launch edits, with a client portal for requests.

Who it builds for

The studio builds for small businesses, churches and local brands. Its portfolio spans New England, North Georgia and South Carolina’s Grand Strand, including sites for AX Home Pro, Sherry’s Homes, Victory Construction, The Soft Play Social, Coastal Community Church, Daniel Strickland Music and Howard Strickland.

Boston Made+ Business members save 10% on Fenway Web builds and care plans. Portfolio, pricing and the “Start a project” form are at fenwayweb.com.

About Fenway Web. Fenway Web is the web design, development and SEO studio of Boston Made, Inc. It designs, builds and looks after websites for small businesses, churches and local brands. fenwayweb.com

About Boston Made, Inc. Boston Made, Inc. is a Delaware corporation headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts, behind The 12 Tribes of Boston Made, a family of brands spanning media, software, pets, parking, precious metals and web services. bostonmade.com/brands

Media contact: sales@bostonmade.com · Boston Made, Inc., 8 Grafton Street, Suite 210, Worcester, MA 01608

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WORCESTER, Mass., Oct. 24, 2026 — Boston Made, Inc. today announced the consolidation of roughly twenty brands and domains into twelve focused properties it calls The 12 Tribes of Boston Made. Each tribe has a clear reason to exist, a customer it serves and a way to earn on its own, while all twelve share one technology stack, one content engine and one membership.

The twelve

The family consists of Kingswell Strategic Ventures, the holding company that sets long-term strategy; Boston Made, the flagship for membership, the store and the family’s front door; the Boston Made, Inc. Newsroom at bostonmadeinc.com, the company’s news desk; Boston Made Reader, a free reading app for long reads, wires and books; BOSSTOX, an AI-infrastructure intelligence newsroom; PUPWEAR, premium dog apparel and gear; Fenway Web, the web design and development studio; Spot Check, a parking marketplace; GrandStrand.app, a local guide to South Carolina’s Grand Strand; Lumo, a precious-metals marketplace and price service; Paxton-Digital, enterprise technology for IP and brand protection; and SCOUT, an AI-powered IP research tool. Beacon Federal Partners, an independent government-contracting firm, is an affiliate rather than a tribe.

One membership

One Boston Made+ membership, $20 a month or $199 a year, opens perks across the family, including members-only stories on the Reader, 20% off the BOSSTOX Monitor plan, 15% off the PUPWEAR store, early access to new Paxton-Digital and SCOUT tools, Strand+ on GrandStrand.app, Spot Check Premium, and 10% off Fenway Web builds and care for Boston Made+ Business members.

One newsroom

Every tribe now carries its own news section, and all of it feeds the Boston Made Reader at reader.bostonmade.com, so a story published anywhere in the family can be read in one place.

The full list, with what each tribe does and how it earns, is at bostonmade.com/brands.

About Boston Made, Inc. Boston Made, Inc. is a Delaware corporation headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts, behind The 12 Tribes of Boston Made, a family of brands spanning media, software, pets, parking, precious metals and web services. bostonmade.com/brands

Media contact: sales@bostonmade.com · Boston Made, Inc., 8 Grafton Street, Suite 210, Worcester, MA 01608

BOSTON — The week of October 19 was a building week across the Boston Made family of companies: two sites relaunched on new foundations, the network’s homepage got a proper front door for its stories, and the Newsroom itself was reorganized around the two things readers come here for most — the markets and the companies in this family. Here is what changed, tribe by tribe.

Boston Made, Inc. — a front door that moves

The flagship homepage at bostonmade.com now opens with a rotating showcase of the newest stories from across the network — currently drawing on more than 830 stories from 15 sources — above the searchable “Across the network” feed. The header was tightened so the six primary sections (Discover, Read, Shop, Play, Community, Work with us) sit on one line at every laptop width, and the 12 Tribes directory picked up a fresh Fenway Web card.

Fenway Web — relaunched on a new build

Fenway Web, the family’s web design, development and SEO studio, is live on a rebuilt WordPress foundation with a simpler promise on its front page: “Your business. A better website.” The studio’s model is proposal-first — agree the scope and price, then a deposit — with care plans for ongoing hosting, updates and edits. Its portfolio runs from churches and contractors to realtors and musicians, and all of them now sit in the Tribes directory under “Fenway Web — client work.”

Lumo — rebuilt as a two-sided gold exchange

With gold holding above $4,000 an ounce, Lumo.gold, a Kingswell Strategic Ventures property, relaunched as a two-sided exchange: consumers can sell or buy, dealers post buy offers and inventory, and a live gold price with a melt calculator sits at the top of the site. Introductions are free for sellers; dealers list free during launch. The directory is being seeded with real local cash-for-gold businesses in Greater Boston, the Grand Strand of South Carolina, and northwest Georgia.

BOSSTOX — the week the AI trade turned

BOSSTOX covers the infrastructure behind AI — power, cooling, chips, networking, capital — and this was the first week the market priced in a slower build-out rather than a faster one. Tesla trimmed its capital-spending outlook; Meta held its steady; the suppliers that ride every new data center sold off hardest. The desk’s view: the thesis is intact, but the next phase of coverage is backlog and order books, not sentiment.

The Newsroom — reorganized around markets and the family

This site’s homepage now leads with Markets & Economy and a Markets Wire of Associated Press headlines that link straight to the original reporting, followed by Across the Ecosystem, Technology and Boston Sports. Sponsor placements now read like the stories around them — labeled “Sponsored,” with the partner’s name and a one-line description — instead of banners. And the desk you’re reading is new: network news and wire-based reporting now carries the Ecosystem Intelligence Desk byline.

Still running: Where’s Taylor?

The network-wide “Where’s Taylor?” case continues through Exhibit C on Friday, November 13. The Newsroom holds the headline; ATLAS has the map; BOSSTOX the signal; Fenway Web the hidden door; Boston Made Pets the suspiciously innocent dog. Follow it from the Boston Made homepage.

What’s next

A week of Boston and New England coverage is rolling out across every tribe — markets here, business and culture on Boston Made, AI infrastructure on BOSSTOX, gold on Lumo, dogs on Pets and Pupwear, parking on Spot Check, the Grand Strand on GrandStrand.app — each story researched from Associated Press and local reporting and written for that site’s readers.