South Carolina
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Web design in South Carolina, city by city.

We checked 218 business websites in 6 South Carolina cities for mobile speed, structured data, analytics, and contact paths. Pick a city for its full results, or start your own site here.

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6 cities measured · median mobile score 60/100 · median load 8.2s · latest collection 2026-08-25

Photo: Thomson200 via Wikimedia Commons (CC0) · source

South Carolina at a glance

What 218 South Carolina business websites look like.

  • 6cities with a published page
  • 218business websites audited
  • 60/100median mobile performance
  • 21%publish no structured data

Charleston has the highest median mobile score in the state at 62/100; North Charleston has the lowest at 57/100. Pages load fastest in Goose Creek (6.4s median) and slowest in Columbia (8.7s).

Every measured city

We only list cities we've measured. A city shows up here once its benchmark sample, census record, and market data are all in. City photos are licensed from Wikimedia Commons and credited on each page.

Side by side

How South Carolina cities compare.

Cities are ranked by median mobile performance score. Medians are per city, and percentages are shares of each city's sample.

City Sites Mobile score Median load No analytics No structured data
Charleston 34 62 7.4s 29.4% 8.8%
Goose Creek 36 62 6.4s 16.7% 5.6%
Mount Pleasant 34 61 8.1s 26.5% 35.3%
Columbia 39 60 8.7s 43.6% 28.2%
Greenville 39 58 8.6s 48.7% 35.9%
North Charleston 36 57 8.3s 16.7% 8.3%
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Nearby states and the national picture.

The national report covers every city we've measured, and the locations index lists them on one page.