Pricing
The final scope depends on pages, content, functionality and integrations, but you should still know where the project starts. These are the current starting tiers for a new build.
One-time build fees · optional monthly care · third-party services quoted separately when needed
How to choose
A five-page local-service site should not be priced like a custom portal. A store with checkout should not be scoped like a brochure site. We separate the tiers by what the website actually has to do.
Build tiers
Every project still gets a written scope. These prices are starting points, not a promise that every business fits the same page count or feature set.
For a small business that needs a clean professional presence and a direct inquiry path.
Optional care: $49/mo
For businesses that need more service depth, content and stronger inbound structure.
Optional care: $79/mo
For stores that need products, checkout and the supporting purchase journey.
Optional care: $99/mo
For application behavior that goes beyond a marketing site.
Optional support from $299/mo
What changes the price
The same visual style can be cheap or expensive depending on what sits behind it.
More distinct pages means more content architecture, responsive QA and launch detail.
Organizing rough notes is different from writing service pages, product content or a full new information architecture.
Simple contact forms, booking logic, checkout, calculators and dashboards are different levels of engineering.
CRM, payment, email, inventory, scheduling and third-party systems can add setup and testing.
Moving an existing site safely can require redirects, SEO preservation, content cleanup and old-system exports.
Domains, DNS, hosting, email, analytics and other infrastructure are scoped around the tools you actually use.
Optional care
Maintenance is optional. The build is not locked behind a subscription.
For a small site that needs routine updates and basic upkeep.
For a larger marketing site with more active content and support needs.
For stores that need ongoing attention around products, checkout and site changes.
For custom systems where support expectations need their own scope.
FAQ
These are the questions that usually matter before scope starts.
No. The build fee is a one-time project fee. Ongoing care is optional.
Yes. The finished files and code are portable. Paid third-party services or licenses remain subject to their providers.
We spell out hosting, domain registration and any paid third-party tools in the written scope. We do not silently bury recurring vendor costs in the build price.
Yes. Redesign scope depends on how much content, SEO structure, functionality and migration work needs to be preserved.
Usually. We can structure the first launch so additional service pages or features have a clear place to grow into.
Send the current site or describe what the business needs. We will recommend the scope, but you can compare the working demos before deciding.
Send the current site, page list, or a short description. We’ll turn it into a written scope instead of guessing on a call.