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There are two costs involved in a website project. A one-time build fee and a monthly hosting and care fee. Both are quoted and agreed to before any work begins. There are no surprises after you say yes.
The build fee covers everything required to take a design from template to live site: applying your brand, setting up your content, optimizing for mobile, installing analytics, and connecting your domain. This is a flat number. It does not change based on how many questions you ask or how many emails you send.
The monthly fee keeps the site running: hosting, security, backups, and software updates. This is also a flat number, disclosed before the project starts. There is no hourly billing at any point in the process.
There are no account managers, no project coordinators, no kickoff decks, and no discovery sprints billed at $250 per hour. You work directly with the person building your site. That cuts the cost and the back-and-forth.
Revisions during the project are included, not billed at $150 per hour after the fact. One round of changes after launch is also included. The scope is agreed to upfront and stays there.
Squarespace, Wix, and WordPress hosting each come with their own recurring costs, premium plugin bundles, and storage upgrades. None of those apply here. The monthly fee covers everything the site needs to stay live and secure.
Your brand colors, fonts, and logo applied to every page. The site looks like yours, not like a template that was never touched.
Hand-coded HTML and CSS, not assembled with a page builder. Clean code loads fast and holds up without maintenance surprises.
Copy guidance is included. Full copywriting for every section is available as an add-on if you want the words written from scratch.
The full site is tested and optimized for every screen size. Mobile is not an afterthought; it is built alongside the desktop version.
Domain connection, Google Analytics installation, and site submission to Google Search Console. Everything needed to go from draft to live.
One round of revisions after launch is included in the flat fee. Small corrections and tweaks, handled without a new invoice.
One customer who found you through your website pays for the site. A plumber charging $300 per job. A salon booking two appointments per week. A consultant landing one contract. The site pays for itself the first time it works.
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