Scope sets the price. Standards stay high.
Smaller projects stay affordable by staying focused—not by lowering the standard of the thinking, design, or implementation.
A “starting at” price assumes timely client feedback, prepared content, and the standard scope described below.
Existing site
From $300
Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks
Major redesigns, platform migrations, copywriting, and new features are quoted separately.
Simple launch
From $500
Typical timeline: 2–4 weeks
Best for a clear, focused brochure site with client-supplied copy, images, and brand assets.
Growing business
From $2,000
Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks
Final pricing depends on content volume, integration complexity, migration needs, and who prepares the copy and media.
Online selling
From $5,000
Typical timeline: 8–14 weeks
Product count, subscriptions, custom shipping, marketplaces, ERP/POS connections, and platform fees are scoped separately.
These services depend on your current systems, goals, competition, data, and the amount of implementation required.
Starting at $150
A straightforward Microsoft 365 business-email setup for one domain, with the exact mailbox and DNS work confirmed before we begin.
Microsoft license fees, mailbox migrations, complex tenant cleanup, and ongoing administration are separate. Google Workspace and multi-user migrations are quoted case by case.
Case by case
Practical work to help search platforms understand, crawl, and present your business clearly across Google, Bing, local results, and AI-powered discovery experiences.
Search engines control crawling, indexing, rankings, and AI citations, so no placement or traffic result is guaranteed.
Case by case
We map the repetitive parts of a process, identify the safest handoff points, and connect approved tools so routine work takes fewer manual steps.
Pricing follows a discovery review because licensing, permissions, security, and integration limits vary by system.
Ongoing care
From $50/month
The written maintenance proposal confirms the exact coverage and support expectations.
The starting plan is intended for an eligible small static site. Maintenance can be scoped around hosting and deployment oversight, routine technical care, minor content changes, monitoring, and rollback support.
Platform subscriptions, domain renewals, paid plugins, email licenses, and third-party services are separate unless the proposal expressly includes them.
The exact schedule is set after the scope, content, access, and decision-makers are confirmed.
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Goals, audience, pages, features, systems, and constraints.
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Written scope, deliverables, timeline, fees, and responsibilities.
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Content structure, visual direction, implementation, and internal testing.
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Consolidated feedback, included revisions, final content, and approval.
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Final payment, launch checks, account access, files, and support plan.
The written proposal is the final source of truth for what is included, who supplies what, and how the project moves.
The lower starting points assume a tightly defined job, prepared client content, prompt decisions, and limited complexity. We reduce the scope—not the care, judgment, or technical standard applied within it.
It is the minimum for the standard scope described on this page. Extra pages, content preparation, migrations, integrations, specialized compliance needs, custom media, paid software, or accelerated schedules can increase the proposal.
Your domain and business content stay in your ownership. After outstanding invoices are paid, we provide the agreed custom site files and reasonable account handoff. Third-party tools, licenses, fonts, platforms, and services remain subject to their own terms.
No. We can improve technical quality, crawlability, structure, content signals, and measurement, but search and AI platforms control whether and how a site is indexed, ranked, cited, or displayed.
A standard Microsoft 365 setup starts at $150. Provider licenses, mailbox subscriptions, migrations, complex DNS or tenant work, Google Workspace projects, and ongoing administration are priced separately unless the proposal includes them.
Unless listed in the proposal, starting prices do not include copywriting, logo design, photography, video, legal or accessibility certification, paid media, ad spend, email licenses, domain fees, product entry at scale, custom software, or third-party subscription charges.
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We’ll confirm the right project type, identify anything outside the starting scope, and prepare a written proposal covering scope, schedule, revisions, payment milestones, responsibilities, and support before you commit.
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