WagnerWorx: A Website for a Coworking Bar in Murphy, NC

The business

Wagner Worx is a co-working bar in downtown Murphy, North Carolina. It sits in the historic Mill Building at 104 Tennessee St., Suite C, Unit 3. The idea is a “third space” — somewhere between home and a traditional office — where remote workers, freelancers, and locals can plug in, focus, and grab a drink.

On site, visitors find open tables and private rooms, high-speed wifi, and office services such as printing, copying, scanning, fax, lamination, and shredding. The bar side covers craft beer, wine, specialty coffee, botanical drinks, and THC beverages. Outside food is welcome. Recurring community events include game night, a writing workshop, and Saturday morning cartoons with drink specials.

Membership is offered at $80 a month. Private rooms can also be booked as a drop-in for $10 an hour. Open seating does not require a reservation.

What it needed

A coworking bar sells more than one thing at once: workspace, drinks, events, memberships, and day-to-day office help. Visitors need clear hours, directions, pricing, and a simple way to get in touch. The owner needed a site that could carry all of that without feeling like a pile of separate flyers.

That meant room for a full drink menu, membership and booking details, an events lineup, office-services info, visit and parking guidance, a contact path, and space for local blog posts — not a one-page placeholder.

What was built

Get Built Fast built and maintains wagnerworx.com, a custom multi-page site for the business. The live site includes:

• Home — hero, what they offer, hours, event previews, and a photo gallery of the space
• Menu — beer, wine, coffee and tea, and specialty drinks with prices
• Events — recurring community events and a path to inquire about hosting
• Membership — $80/month membership and $10/hour private-room drop-in details
• Services — printing, copying, lamination, scanning, shredding, fax, and related office amenities
• Visit — address, directions (Google Maps link), hours, and what to expect
• Blog — local “things to do” guides and articles about the space
• Contact — inquiry form (name, email, topic, message) plus FAQ

The design uses a navy-and-gold palette with serif headlines and a mobile navigation menu. Pages include meta titles and descriptions, Open Graph tags, a canonical URL, and structured data (including a CoworkingSpace schema on the homepage). The site is served over HTTPS via Cloudflare.

What the site does for them

Someone searching for coworking, wifi, or a place to work in Murphy can land on a clear homepage and move straight to membership, the menu, events, or directions. Pricing for membership and private rooms is public. Hours and the Mill Building address are repeated where visitors need them. The contact page lets people ask about membership, room booking, events, or office services without hunting for an email address.

The blog gives the business a place to publish local guides and stories about the third-space idea — useful for people who are new to town or weighing whether to work from home or from Wagner Worx.