✦ Pricing
Every project is quoted on scope rather than hours, so the number you approve is the number you pay. No surprise invoices.
A new business that needs a credible presence and a way to be contacted.
On requestper project
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An established business where the website is a real sales channel.
On requestper project
Any site you want kept fast, updated and monitored.
On requestper month
Ecommerce, migrations and one-off SEO work are quoted separately — tell us what you need and we'll scope it.
These are the things that actually move a quote up or down. Tell us which apply and the proposal comes back with one fixed number.
A five-page brochure site and a twenty-page site with six distinct layouts are different amounts of design and build. What drives the number is unique templates, not page count — ten pages sharing one layout costs far less than five pages that each need their own.
Ecommerce adds product templates, cart and checkout, payment setup and the filtering rules that decide which URLs Google is allowed to index. It is consistently the single largest factor between two otherwise similar projects.
If copy and photography exist, we design around them. If they do not, writing and sourcing become part of the scope. This is also what usually decides the timeline rather than the build itself.
Payments, a CRM, WhatsApp or analytics each need wiring in and testing against real data. One or two is routine; several, or anything with an unusual API, is scoped separately.
A redesign carries work a new build does not: auditing what currently earns traffic, mapping every existing URL to its destination and setting up the redirects. That front-loaded work is what stops a launch costing you rankings.
Core Web Vitals and WCAG checks are included as standard. Where a project needs to hit a specific target on a heavy existing platform, that becomes measured work with its own estimate.
You own the site, the code, the domain, the hosting account and the analytics — transferred to you in your name on final payment.
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