Pricing
Published, because you shouldn’t have to book a call to find out what something costs. One number, fixed before work begins, and it doesn’t move because the job turned out harder than we thought.
$850
One page. For a business whose site needs to exist, look right, and take calls.
Live in 5 days
$1,450
For a site whose bones are fine and whose face isn’t.
Live in 2 weeks
$2,850
A rebuild, not a repaint. Everything in Refresh, plus:
Live in 3–4 weeks
$4,950
For businesses where the website is the sales team. Everything above, plus:
Live in 5–6 weeks
from $7,500
Shops, memberships, multiple locations, 15+ pages.
Quoted per project
Every business has a month where the timing is wrong. We’d rather build you something good than win an argument about price. Split it across three payments, start with a smaller first phase, or tell us what you can spend and we’ll shape the work around it.
The only wrong move is not asking.
After launchCare plans
Hosting, SSL, backups and security are real ongoing costs on every website. What makes these worth having is the second line: there is no dashboard to learn and no password to lose. When your hours change or you add a service, you email us and it’s live the next working day.
| Plan | Monthly | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | $49 | Hosting, SSL, domain management, uptime monitoring, backups, security headers, 20 minutes of changes a month |
| Standard | $129 | Everything above, plus 1 hour of changes a month, a monthly Google Business Profile post, a quarterly performance report, and next-working-day response |
| Growth | $249 | Everything above, plus 3 hours of changes a month, one new page or post monthly, ongoing local SEO, review-request management, and a monthly 20-minute call |
Cancel any month. The site is yours either way — leaving means you take over the hosting bill, not that you lose the website.
Before you commitThe Blueprint
The free review tells you what’s wrong. The Blueprint tells you exactly what we’d build: a sitemap, page-by-page scope, what gets fixed and in what order, and the fixed price to do it.
It’s yours to keep whatever you decide — take it to another developer if you like. If you do go ahead with us, the $250 comes straight off the build.
DetailWhat moves the number
| Factor | Effect on price |
|---|---|
| Number of pages | The largest single factor, and what separates the tiers. Extra pages beyond a tier are $150 each. |
| Who writes the words | Included from Revamp upwards. On smaller tiers, copywriting is $200 a page. |
| Photography | Free if you have photographs of real work. We’ll tell you what to shoot on a phone. |
| Booking or payments | Included in Growth. Added to a smaller tier it’s $450. |
| Migrating old content | Years of blog posts or a product catalogue take real time. Quoted separately. |
| Rush delivery | Half the normal timeline, +25%. Rarely necessary and we’ll usually talk you out of it. |
| Hosting and domain | Yours, in your own name, roughly $10–$30 a month — or folded into a care plan. Never marked up. |
QuestionsAsked honestly
There’s no login, and that’s deliberate. Most owners edit their site twice in five years and spend the rest of the time hunting for the password.
Instead: you email us, and it’s live the next working day. Every care plan includes change time for exactly this. If you genuinely want to edit it yourself, say so at the quote stage — we’ll build it differently, and it costs more, because a system you can edit is a system that has to be maintained.
That’s our problem. The price and the date are fixed when you agree them. We carry the risk of having estimated badly — that’s what fixed pricing means, and it’s the whole reason it’s worth having.
Yes. The standard is half up front and half at launch. If that’s awkward, a Revamp splits into three payments of $1,050 — at kickoff, design approval and launch. That’s $3,150 rather than $2,850; the difference is the cost of financing and we’d rather say so plainly than bury it.
Or phase it: homepage and services now at $1,450, the rest in sixty days. Same total, half the immediate ask, and you see results before the second payment.
No. It’s genuinely optional and you can cancel any month. You will need hosting from somebody — that’s true of every website — but it doesn’t have to be us, and we’ll hand over cleanly if you’d rather run it yourself.
You do — the domain, the hosting account, the files, all of it, in your name from day one. We’ll never hold your domain hostage. If your current provider is doing that, tell us and we’ll help you get it back whether or not you become a customer.
No, and nobody can. Anyone promising it is either guessing or selling. What we can do is make sure Google can read your site, that your local listing is correct, and that the page is fast — which for a local business is most of the battle.
Then take the free review to them. It’s written plainly enough to hand over, and a decent developer will act on it. We’d rather your website got fixed than that we were the ones who fixed it.
The review is free and tells you the tier. No call required to get it.