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One number, in writing.
No "it depends." No forty-page proposal you have to decode. You get one number, in writing, within one business day.
Before you get in touch
What you'll get back.
A fixed price
One number. What's included, what isn't, and the monthly cost to run it.
A timeline
A real start date and a real finish date, not "four to six weeks" forever.
An honest opinion
Including when the answer is "you don't need what you're asking for," which happens more than you'd think.
No pressure
No expiring discount, no follow-up sequence, no calling you at supper.
Rather talk it through?
Book fifteen minutes. You leave with the price, what is included and a start date.
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The price is on this page. The call is where we work out what your build actually needs.
Fifteen minutes. Tell me what you do and you leave with the price, what is included, and a start date.
Pricing questions
What this generally runs.
Give me a ballpark before I get in touch.
A landing page is the low end. A full site for a local service business usually lands in the low four figures, plus a small monthly amount for hosting and support. E-commerce and booking systems cost more because there's more to build and maintain. Your quote will be an exact number, not a range.
Why isn't there a price list on this page?
Because a five-page site for a landscaper and a five-page site for a shop with 400 products are not the same job, and pretending otherwise means somebody gets overcharged. We'd rather ask six questions and give you a real number.
Are there monthly fees?
Yes, a small one for hosting, domain, security, backups and support. It's disclosed in the quote, it's month to month, and it isn't a moving target.
Can I pay in installments?
Usually half up front and half at launch. If that's tight, say so. We'd rather work something out than lose the job over timing.
What if I only want part of it?
Fine. Plenty of people start with one landing page and a quote form. That's often the smartest first move anyway.