Independent list · re-checked September 28, 2026 · published by Primortul LLC

Spry Digital

Spry Digital is a St. Louis web design and development firm at 168 North Meramec Avenue in Clayton, founded in 2010 and led by co-founder Sheila Burkett. It designs, builds and supports websites, web applications and digital brands for B2B companies, universities and mission-driven organisations, with case studies for Washington University, Post Holdings and Greater St. Louis Inc. Nobody pays to be ranked.

Why it’s hereSt. Louis' web-focused studio, with university and corporate case studies and a Clutch listing for web design and development. Number 7 of the web design companies in the Midwest.

Who leads itSheila Burkett, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder.

Estimated cost

Estimated: $15,000–$60,000, typical for Midwest web design projects; not a quote.

Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

A fit forOrganizations that want a St. Louis team to plan, design and build a custom website or digital product, with user experience work led by senior staff.

Based in
St. Louis, MO
Founded
2010
Team size
11–50 people
Led by
Sheila Burkett, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder
Known for
web design and development · UX · web applications · higher education and B2B
Named clients
Washington University in St. Louis, Mid-America Transplant, Post Holdings, Greater St. Louis Inc., Cortex Innovation District, Altice
Best for
Organizations that want a St. Louis team to plan, design and build a custom website or digital product, with user experience work led by senior staff.
Estimated cost

Estimated: $15,000–$60,000, typical for Midwest web design projects; not a quote.

Typical industry estimate, not a quote from any firm on this list.

Office
101 W. Argonne Dr., #236 · St. Louis, MO · 63122
Spry Digital homepage, captured September 28, 2026
sprydigital.com · homepage on September 28, 2026

UpdateSt. Louis digital product and web firm operating since 2010.

Sources sprydigital.com, clutch.co · LinkedIn ↗

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