Every price we charge is on this page.
Most studios make you book a call to learn whether you can afford them. You shouldn't have to spend thirty minutes finding out you're not a fit.
Build
Launch
Small businesses that need to exist online properly, fast.
- 3–5 pages
- LaunchKit base
- CMS
- 1 revision round
$3,500fixed~2 weeks
Signature
The usual answer. Custom design, room to grow.
- 6–10 pages
- Custom design
- CMS
- 2 revision rounds
$11,000fixed~5 weeks
Platform
When the site has to do work, not just describe it.
- Auth
- Dashboards
- Integrations
- Payments
From $24,000scoped8–12 weeks
Accessibility audit
WCAG 2.2 AA, run on our own scanner.
- Up to 8 templates
- Manual pass
- Report
- Walkthrough
$1,600fixed5 days
Local search & lead capture
For businesses that win within ten miles.
- GBP
- Citations
- Speed-to-lead
- Tracking
$2,600fixed~3 weeks
SEO & AI-search visibility
Getting cited, not just ranked.
- Technical audit
- Schema
- Roadmap
- GEO baseline
$1,800fixed~3 weeks
In every price, not sold separately.
- Full source-code ownership from day one — no proprietary CMS, no licence to keep paying
- A WCAG 2.2 AA audit before launch — it's a gate in our process, not an upsell
- Core Web Vitals green at handover, measured on real hardware
- Hosting, DNS and analytics set up in your accounts, not ours
- Written documentation and a walkthrough with whoever will run it
- Thirty days of post-launch fixes for anything we got wrong
Keeping it running
Optional on every engagement. You own everything either way — the plans buy attention, not access.
Care
$300/mo
- Hosting, updates and backups
- Uptime and SSL monitoring
- Continuous AccessKnight scanning
- Small content edits
Growth
$1,100/mo
- Everything in Care
- Monthly content and page work
- Search and AI-citation tracking
- One conversion experiment a month
How the money actually works
Scope before contract
You get a written scope with a number on it before you commit. If we can't scope it confidently, we say so rather than padding the estimate.
Half up front
50% to book the dates, 50% at handover. Retainers are monthly and you can stop them with thirty days' notice.
Change costs what it costs
New scope gets its own number before the work starts. No surprise line items, and no pretending a new page was always included.
Fair questions
- Why publish prices at all?
- Because the alternative wastes your time and ours. If $3,500 is beyond your budget, you should learn that in ten seconds rather than after a discovery call. It also means we never quote the same job two different ways depending on how the conversation went.
- What if my project is bigger than the top tier?
- Then it's scoped rather than priced from a list. Platform work above $24,000 gets a written breakdown by phase, and we'll usually recommend shipping in stages so you can stop after any one of them.
- Do you do hourly?
- Rarely, and only for ongoing work with an existing client. Hourly punishes you for our learning curve and punishes us for being fast. Fixed scope puts the risk where it belongs — on us.
- Is there a cheaper option?
- Launch at $3,500 is the floor, and it's a real site rather than a stripped one. Below that you're better served by a template you set up yourself, and we'll happily tell you which to use.
- What happens if we go over?
- On fixed-scope work, nothing — that's what fixed means. If you add scope, we price the addition before starting it. The only bill you'll ever get is one you approved in writing.
- Do I have to take a retainer?
- No. Every engagement can end at handover with you holding the code, the accounts and the documentation. Roughly half of clients take a plan; the ones who don't still get their thirty days of post-launch fixes.