Finding the Right Price For You
Websites don't have to bankrupt you from the start. There's another way.
Your website is an investment
Before we talk about pricing, we want to emphasize understanding your website as an investment. And like all investments, you should expect a return from it. What that return should be is different for every business, but these are the conversations we'll have early in the process. If we don't think we can get you a return, we'll walk away. It's not in your interest to make a poor investment, or in ours to engage with a customer we're unlikely to satisfy.
Our pricing model is meant to be different. We know a huge up-front payment before work has even begun isn't realistic for a lot of people and businesses. So we offer the choice of flexible payment models or a more traditional fixed model, and work with customers to find the best plan for them.
Check out the pricing, and when you're ready to get started, just hit the button below to get the ball rolling. We look forward to hearing from you.
Get in TouchFlexible Pricing Models
Traditionally professional websites come with a huge up-front cost. We know that's not viable for a lot of people, so we offer an alternative with monthly costs based on need and no additional up-front cost.
All of our flexible pricing models require a 12 month minimum, and are month to month thereafter.
Small websites with a limited number of static pages
Medium sized websites with blogs or other dynamic needs
Large websites with ecommerce or other advanced custom needs
Traditional Pricing Models
Rather pay the bulk of the expense up front? No problem, we also happily offer more traditional models with cost billed up front. These still include monthly charges based on hosting costs, but otherwise you only pay for any changes you want after launch.
Up-front cost is provided as a ballpark and is unique to every site based on need. An estimate would be provided and agreed on before work begins.
Small websites with a limited number of static pages
Medium sized websites with blogs or other dynamic needs
Large websites with ecommerce or other advanced custom needs
Frequently asked Questions
How does long does it take to launch a site?
The answer is different for each site, but we pride ourselves on our ability to work quickly. Design work begins when you pay your first month in the case of Flexible Pricing Models, or a 50% deposit in the case of Traditional Pricing Models. We'll move quickly to get designs approved and begin development. The speed of these processes often depends equally on your ability to provide feedback quickly and answer questions promptly.
Our general goal is to have sites finished within a month of first payment.
What are design edits?
Design edits are your chance to request changes to the look and feel of your website during the design phase. Individual pieces of content can always change as an update (see below), but once design is finalized, we can't accomodate changes to visuals or layout without charging for them. So we always try to make sure you're happy with the design by allowing unlimited edits. When working together, we'll make sure you know when the cut off for design edits is, so you won't be caught off guard.
What counts as an update?
Updates are any general changes or additions you want to make to the content of your site. Want to swap out an image, or change a header? No problem, those are considered updates. Want to dramatically change the layout or design of a page? That's falls under a redesign, which are an additional cost.
Flexible Pricing Model customers enjoy lifetime updates at no additional cost and rapid turnaround. Traditional Pricing Model customers can request updates too, but will be invoiced for $50/hr and a minumum of 1 hour for an update request.
Will the pricing ever change?
Maybe! This pricing is intentionally unconventional and meant to help people who otherwise couldn't afford a website. But it also has the potential to devalue my time below going rates for a developer of my experience. I reserve the right to change available pricing at any time.
I will always be transparent with my customers, and if I decide to change the monthly rates for my plans, will give them the opportunity to lock into their existing rate for an extended period.
Why does a Traditional Pricing Model still include a monthly price?
That monthly price is just to cover the basic infrastucture cost of hosting the site. If you'd rather partner with someone else to do that, or do it yourself, that's ok! With Traditional Pricing, I'll provide you a full copy of your codebase at your request.
How does cancellation work?
We know things don't always work out, so we try to make cancellation as painless as possible.
If you're on a flexible pricing plan and still within the first 12 months, a prorated free will be assessed based on the remaining months on your contract. After the first 12 months, you're free to cancel any time. Once cancelled, your site will be live until the end of that billing period. For flexible pricing plans, we own the codebase meaning it does not leave with you. It can be purchased at a price based on the completixy of the site. The buyout price will be communicated in the initial contract.
If you're on a traditional model, you can cancel anytime and your site will be live until the end of the current billing period. The codebase will be made available to you at the end of that billing period.
We have these policies in place to protect us from bad actors. In reality, we always try to do right by our customers and meet them where they are.