Online-only and virtual Charleston businesses to know

From art and fashion to wellness and marketing, these virtual businesses are proving you don’t need a brick-and-mortar to make a local impact.

A flat lay of a watercolor painting in progress featuring a palm tree and bird of paradise flowers on textured white paper. Surrounding the artwork are paintbrushes, a watercolor palette with various colors, a ceramic coaster, and additional botanical watercolor pieces on a light wooden surface.

Check out this art piece from BrophyInk.

Photo by @brophyink

We’re spreading the local love by spotlighting diverse small businesses that don’t have a storefront — these virtual and online-only gems are doing big things from behind the screen. Whether you’re in the market for art, clothing, marketing help, or something tasty, these Charleston-area businesses have you covered.

Art

BrophyInk | A James Island-based watercolor artist creating charming, coastal pieces you’ll want to hang everywhere.

Kirsten M. Lindsay Fine Art | A Lowcountry-inspired artist offering stunning original works and prints that capture the beauty of the region.

Tech

Holy City Creative | This Lowcountry-based digital agency brings 20+ years of experience in branding, web design, SEO, and social media management. If you need help growing your digital presence, they’re ready to jump in.

Health + wellness

My Coach Ray | Ray Ciafardini, Jr. offers NLP coaching and life coaching. In his own words: “I help people release what’s no longer serving them so they can do the cool things they want to do.”

Holy City Healthcare Consultants | This premier service is redefining what healthcare at home looks like — bringing quality care directly to your doorstep.

 A Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with long, wavy ears and a white and chestnut coat stands on a wooden bench, panting happily. The dog is wearing a pastel blue leash with a pattern of colorful houses and palm trees, which matches a small zippered pouch resting on the bench. In the background, there are tropical plants and a lamp post.

You’re pup will love their local flair.

Photo provided by Covey Collection

Retail

Covey Collection | Spoil your pup with coastal-inspired accessories from this adorable online shop.

Bindl | This online shop curates a collection of aesthetic lifestyle, outdoor, and home goods that blend East and West Coast vibes — perfect for elevating your space.

Blonde Palm | A coastal-chic online boutique offering curated collections for beach lovers.

Business services

Palmettos & Prickly Pears | Need help with tax filing or advisory services? This business supports both individuals and small businesses with personalized attention.

The Seasoned Marketer | Focused on helping small business owners thrive, this marketing pro is passionate about supporting locals and keeping a pulse on Charleston’s business community.

Sunny Dublick Marketing | This business brings the human element back to marketing. They help you understand your audience first, then create strategies to connect authentically.

Food

Rosemerry Food Company | A specialty food brand creating beautifully packaged, hostess-worthy gifts inspired by Southern family recipes with whole ingredients and no preservatives or dyes.

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