What does a website actually cost?
Builds are one-time and priced by page count: $499 for two pages, $749 for four, $1,299 for eight, and $1,999 for fifteen. Add-ons like online booking, a Google Business Profile setup, or rush delivery are listed with prices on the pricing page, so you can total it up yourself before you contact us.
What is the free demo, exactly?
We build you a real page for your business and send you the link. Not a mockup or a stock template with your logo dropped in. There is no card, no contract, and no obligation. If you decide to go ahead, the paid build continues from that page instead of starting over.
How long does it take?
Most two and four page builds go live within about five days of kickoff. Eight pages runs closer to two weeks, and fifteen pages a little longer. The thing that usually decides the date is how quickly you can get us photos and content, so we tell you up front exactly what we need.
Do I actually own the site?
Yes. The domain is registered to you, the code and content are yours, and you can move the site to another host or another developer whenever you want. We do not hold your site hostage to keep you on a monthly plan.
What if I need changes after launch?
Small changes are what the $49 a month maintenance plan covers: broken things fixed, prices updated, logos swapped, links and portals kept current. Bigger work like new pages or a redesign is quoted separately, and you are never required to be on the plan at all.
Do you only work with local businesses?
Local and service businesses are what we are best at, because the playbook for getting a plumber or a play cafe found is different from the one for a software company. That said, we have built for event production, retail, and real estate, so ask.
What do you need from me to get started?
Your business name, what you do, the areas you serve, and any photos you already have. If you have none, tell us and we will tell you exactly what to shoot on a phone. Everything else we write and design, then you approve it.