A Real Website Shouldn't Cost Five Figures

You keep the website. We hand over the files and help you move it to another host or developer. There's no cancellation fee and no minimum term — if we're not earning the monthly, you shouldn't be paying it.

You do. We'll help you register one — you own it and pay the small yearly fee, usually $10–20 — or we'll connect one you already have. Your domain is never held in our account, which is the most common way agencies trap clients.

$79 a month covers everything that keeps the site running without you thinking about it: fast hosting, an SSL certificate, every change saved so we can put the site back the way it was in minutes, security and platform updates, spam protection on your form, and an automated monthly visitor report. It also includes 2 small content edits a month, plus support by email from a human rather than a ticket queue.

An edit changes something that's already on your site. A job adds something that isn't. That's the whole line, and it's the one worth remembering: if nothing new has to be designed, written or built, it's an edit. Edits are included or $30; jobs are quoted first, so you always know the number before we start rather than after.

Rewording a paragraph or a heading, updating your prices or opening hours, swapping in a photo you send us, fixing a phone number or a link, adding or removing an item from a list. One change counts as one edit even if it appears in a few places — changing your phone number everywhere is still one. Roughly, it's a change you can describe in a single message.

A new page or section, a new feature like bookings or payments, a design or layout change, or us writing the copy and sourcing the images rather than you sending them. None of it is off the table — it's just quoted, because the size varies too much to put one price on. If something you've asked for turns out to be a job rather than an edit, we tell you and quote it before doing anything.

Extra edits are $30 each. If you change things often, $89 a month adds four more — six in total, and cheaper than paying for them one at a time. Send them whenever you like; everything is batched and goes live each Wednesday, which is what keeps them this affordable. Extra edits go on your next monthly invoice, and unused ones don't roll over.

Yes — pay yearly and you get 2 months free. It's the same service either way, and you can still cancel anytime; there's no minimum term on the monthly option.

Your first draft is ready about 7 days after our first call. Launch happens once you've approved it — so the total depends a little on how fast you send feedback. We don't rush you, and there's no penalty either way.

No. We write it. If you have existing copy, photos, or brand assets we'll use them, but nothing about this process depends on you producing a word.

That's a job, and it's what the add-ons are for — extra pages, a shop, booking, SEO, or automation. They're priced individually and always optional. Nothing is added to your bill without you agreeing to it first.

You can, and we'll set up access if you want it — the site is yours. Most clients would rather not, which is what the included edits are for: send us the change and it goes live with that week's batch.

You could, and for some businesses that's the right answer. The difference is that nobody designs it, writes it, or maintains it for you — the DIY builder is only cheap if your time is free and you enjoy the work.