Services
Two things.Sold separately, on purpose.
A build is a one-time project and you own the result. Keeping it running is optional and month to month. Bundling them would let a bad month cost you the whole system.
The build
What's in every build, without exception.
Your brand captured and systematized. Your existing logo, colors, and type turned into usable files, plus a usage guide so it stays consistent after we hand it over
The website. Mobile-first, fast, no plugins
Copy written from a recorded conversation with you, so it sounds like you and not like a template
Google Business Profile, local search, and reviews. Included, never a separate line item
Lead capture and follow-up, wired into a CRM you own
An accessibility pass and a compliance pass
Consent-gated tracking
Two rounds of revisions
The floor is never an upgrade. Accessibility, compliance, and the two revision rounds are in every build or they mean nothing.
What changes from project to project.
How big the site needs to be. Whether you're migrating off a platform you're currently stuck on. How deep the automation goes. Whether you need someone directing content after launch.
What it costs.
We scope and price it after the questionnaire and the call. A four-page site and a migration off an old platform aren't the same job and shouldn't cost the same. You get the number in writing before any work begins, and the quote holds for thirty days.
Starting a project takes a retainer, paid separately from the project price. It's what reserves the work: taking your build means turning down others for that stretch, so the retainer covers the time being held rather than the work itself. It isn't part of the project total. The balance is due on completion, and larger projects can be split into phases.
After launch
Optional, monthly, and deliberately narrow.
What it covers: hosting and uptime, security patches and platform updates, backups, your data kept exportable, a monthly recap of what was updated and backed up, and a set block of support time each month for questions, edits, and fixes.
Scoping a bigger project is free.
If you're weighing something larger, working out what it involves comes out of support time, not a bill. We get paid for the work, not the conversation that leads to it.
Where support ends.
Support changes things that already exist. Anything that creates something new, a new page, a new automation, a redesign, is quoted as a project first, even if it would fit inside the included hours. Without that line, monthly support quietly becomes an unlimited build subscription, and then it either gets withdrawn or it stops being sustainable.
This is optional.
Declining it means running the system independently, and we'll set you up to do that properly rather than making it awkward.
What we don't do
There's work we turn down.
We say no to some things, and it's better to know now than three weeks in.
Compliance
How we handle compliance and accessibility
Every site we build follows current industry standards. We test against WCAG 2.1 AA for accessibility — color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen-reader compatibility. We publish a privacy policy before any tracking is enabled, and we gate tracking behind consent. We use no plugins and no third-party scripts, which removes the most common ways small business sites break or get compromised.
We are not attorneys and nothing we provide is legal advice. Compliance obligations depend on your industry, your location, your revenue, and how you operate — and several areas of this law are actively changing. Confirming that your business meets its legal obligations is your responsibility, and we recommend having an attorney review your policies, contracts, and any industry-specific requirements.
Where we see something that needs a lawyer, we'll tell you plainly and tell you exactly what to ask. We'd rather flag it than let it sit.
What you own
It's yours. All of it.
Your domain stays registered in your name. Your customer list, your brand files, your photos, and the site itself belong to you.
There's no long-term commitment on the monthly side. It runs month to month, and we work with you the whole way rather than handing over a login and disappearing.
If you ever want to run the system yourself, we'll set you up to do it properly.
Not sure which parts you need?
That's the normal starting point. Tell us what's not working and we'll tell you what we'd do about it.
Tell us about your business