Pricing
Most people land on Starter. The tiers above it exist because a restaurant with a menu that changes weekly genuinely costs me more time than a barber shop, not because anybody needs upselling.
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$99/mo
One person or a small crew. A few pages that answer the questions people actually call to ask.
Suits Barbers, plumbers, contractors, food trucks, single-location shops
$199/mo
More pages, more moving parts, and changes often enough that you would notice a queue.
Suits Restaurants, salons, multi-service trades, anyone with a menu or a schedule
$349/mo
Bigger operations, more than one location, and tools that have to talk to each other.
Suits Multi-location, larger teams, anyone who wants numbers reported back
Quoted
Real complexity. A store, a booking engine, something that does not exist yet.
Suits Ecommerce, custom applications, anything genuinely unusual
The two deals
The build costs me the same either way, so it is priced once and you choose when it lands. That is the entire logic and there is nothing else hiding in it.
The standard deal
On Starter that means leaving in month eleven costs $99, not the $399 setup. The fee shrinks as the term runs down because it was never meant to punish anybody, it just collects the build fee you skipped.
If a year feels like too much
Almost nobody takes this one, and I am not going to push you toward it. It exists so that the twelve month deal is a genuine choice rather than the only door.
Paying a year up front gets you a month free: eleven months buys twelve.
Extras
Small changes are included and I am not going to count them at you. Text, hours, prices, swapping photos, keeping your pages current: send them over. Your plan comes with a set number of pages, so those are covered.
The one thing that can come up right at the start is a professional email address at your own domain, like you@yourbusiness.com. Setting that up and making sure it lands in inboxes is a one-time cost, and I tell you the number before I begin. Moving a domain you already own over to me is free.
Bigger work gets a flat price in writing before I start, never an hourly rate that grows while you watch. A full redesign, a brand-new page beyond your plan, a new feature, a photo shoot, an online store. You will know the number before you agree to it, and if you say no we carry on exactly as before.
Want more when you are ready? Booking, an online store, review collection, extra locations, a monthly report, even custom AI tools built around how your business works. Some are add-ons, some are a one-time setup, and I tell you the exact price in writing before anything starts. Never a surprise on your bill.
Third party tools you may end up wanting, like an ordering platform or a booking system, bill you directly on your own account. I will tell you what it costs before it is set up. I do not mark them up and I do not take a commission on your sales.
Questions
Not on the standard deal. The build is $0 down and the first year is a twelve-month term, then it goes month to month. If you would rather not commit to a year, month to month is available with a one-time setup fee instead. That fee is four times the monthly, so $399 on Starter and more on the larger plans. Same site either way.
Usually nothing, and your first payment is the day the site goes live. The one thing that sometimes carries a one-time cost is a professional email address at your own domain, like you@yourbusiness.com: setting that up and making sure it lands in inboxes is real work, so I quote it in writing before anything starts. Moving a domain you already own over to me is free.
Your domain, your content and your photos are yours the whole time, and they stay yours if you leave. The monthly fee covers the design, the hosting and the ongoing work. If you cancel you get a working copy of your site and your domain moves with you.
Yes, with thirty days notice, either of us. If you cancel inside the first twelve months you square up the lesser of the setup fee you skipped or the months left on the term. On Starter that means month eleven costs you $99 rather than the full $399. After the first year there is nothing owed in either direction.
Hours, prices, text, swapping photos. The everyday things. You email me and I get on it - you are writing to the person who built the site, not a support queue. Your plan comes with a set number of pages and I keep those current for you. Anything genuinely bigger - a brand-new page beyond your plan, a redesign, a new feature like online booking or a store - I quote you a flat price in writing before I start. I do not bill by the hour.
Quickly, and you will always know where it stands. Once your photos and details are in, the build itself moves fast - that part is mine and I do not sit on it. Pulling the photos together is usually the longest bit, so I will tell you exactly what I need and help you work out what you already have. Every business is different, so rather than guess at a date now, I would sooner give you a real one as soon as I have seen what we are starting with.
Nobody honest will promise you a ranking, and you should be suspicious of anyone who does. What I can do is build the site the way Google expects, set up your Google Business Profile and Search Console, and make sure your name, address and phone number match everywhere. For a local business that listing is most of the game.
Then I can take it over. Usually that means a new site on your existing domain, moved carefully so your email keeps working, which is the part most people get wrong. Bring whoever has your domain login to the first conversation.
I work Monday to Friday. Anything you send over the weekend I pick up first thing Monday. If your site is actually down, that is different, and there is an emergency line for it.
Sometimes, and you pay the provider directly rather than through me. Ordering, booking and payment platforms charge their own fees, and I would rather connect you to a good one than mark it up. I will always tell you the cost in writing before anything gets set up.
Both, and the AI is matched to your business rather than bolted on for show. Sometimes that is an off-the-shelf tool that saves you an hour a day; sometimes it is something custom, built around your exact workflow like quoting or scheduling. I only point you at what actually helps, and anything beyond the website gets a flat price in writing before I start.
No. The Grand Strand is home and where most of my clients are, but the work travels. I build and run sites for businesses anywhere in the country, over email, and it works just as well. Being local only means I can also come see you in person, which I like doing when I can.
Yes. Pay for a year up front and you get a month free, so eleven months buys twelve.
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