Every number we charge, on one page: the packages, the care plans, local SEO, and what you own when you leave.
These are floors, not tiers with things stripped out. The number rises with pages and features, not by putting back what should have been there.
Five pages, up to eight. Most are finished in 2–3 weeks.
A page for each service, plus the standard pages. Ten or more pages take 4–8 weeks.
A site needs a place to live. All three plans are month to month, and every one cancels with 30 days' notice.
Hosting, daily backups and the updates the site needs.
No edits.
Everything in hosting only, plus up to two hours of small edits a month: replace an image, update text, remove or duplicate a section.
No new pages.
Hosting, backups, checkout and catalog checks, and a few edits a month.
Required while checkout is live.
Four things move the number up from the floor. None of them is hidden; each is named on the call before the price is set.
Local SEO, from $500 a month. Google Business Profile work, listings cleanup so your name, address, phone and hours match everywhere, on-page work on the site, and a monthly report showing calls, form fills and profile views. Larger markets are quoted after a look at the competition. Month to month; cancel with 30 days' notice. We do not promise rankings. The local SEO page says what gets done each month. Google does not verify or endorse these services.
Google Ads and Facebook ads management. Priced on a call. There is no published price, because the budget and the towns differ for every business.
You own the website and the domain. Not us, not the hosting company: you.
If you want to leave a monthly plan, give 30 days' notice. You get a zipped copy of the site and 30 days to move it before the next bill. Another designer can move it, or we move it for a one-time $147 fee once your new hosting is set up. There is no long-term contract.
A do-it-yourself builder costs less up front and is a fair choice if you have the evenings to spend on it. The trade is your time: writing the pages, finding the photos, making it work on a phone, and knowing what to do when the form stops sending.
A shop costs more and gives you back the evenings: pages written from your notes, a phone-first layout, a form that lands in your inbox, and someone to change the hours when they change. Whether that is worth $2,450 depends on what an hour of your time is worth.
Standard from $2,450 for five pages, up to eight. Full from $3,400 with a page for each service. Online stores from $2,950, priced on a call.
More pages than the package covers, an online store, copy written from scratch and photography if you have no photos. Hosting, care, local SEO and ads management are separate monthly services with their own prices above.
No long-term contract. A site is a one-time price. Everything monthly cancels with 30 days' notice.
Give 30 days' notice. You get a zipped copy of the site and 30 days to move it before the next bill; we can move it for a one-time $147 fee once your new hosting is set up.
Tell us the pages you think you need. We come back with a page count, a price and a timeline.
