Pricing
Quoted up front, paid half to start and half when it goes live. No hourly billing and no surprise invoice at the end. Every one of them includes the four things on the services page.
$300
One good page. For a business that mainly needs to be found and called.
Most businesses pick this
$500
Room to show the place off. For a business with photos, a story and repeat customers.
$700
The full thing. For a business that takes bookings or serves two languages.
Afterwards
Once your site is delivered it keeps working on its own. Nothing switches off, nothing expires, and you owe me nothing. The care plan is for owners who would rather text me than log in.
Not on the plan? That's fine. When you do need a change, it's $39 for that one change — same price, pay only when you use it.
Money questions
Hosting is free — your site is plain files served from a global network, and at your traffic it costs nothing. The domain is about $12–15 a year, paid by you directly to the registrar so it stays in your name. I'll set it up with you rather than for you, so you always hold the keys.
Half when we start, half on the day it goes live. Zelle, Venmo or a bank transfer. If you don't like what you see at the preview stage, you owe me the first half and nothing more.
Nothing happens. Your site stays up and stays yours. The care plan buys my time, not permission to use your own website. Cancel any month and come back whenever.
I'll tell you before we start, not after. If what you're describing is bigger than Premium, I'll quote it as its own number rather than quietly adding hours to the bill.
A short written scope so we both know what's being built, what it costs and when it's due. No minimum term, no auto-renewal, nothing that locks you in after launch.
Describe the place in a couple of sentences and I'll tell you which price fits — it's usually obvious in the first five minutes.
