Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a website cost?

The build is $1,500 one-time; the care plan is $100 per month with a six-month minimum. No hidden fees and no surprise add-ons. Agencies typically charge $3,000 to $7,000 plus larger monthly retainers; my pricing is designed for one-person service businesses.

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How long does it take?

Most sites are live within three weeks, depending on how quickly I receive your photos and business details.

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I've heard cheap websites are cookie-cutter, with no SEO and poor support. Is that true?

It's often true of mass-produced sites, where a large company runs your business through a template and moves on. My sites are different. Each one is built one-on-one, by the same person who answers the phone when you call. Local SEO fundamentals are built in: your services, your towns, and your Google Business Profile set up properly. And support isn't an add-on; it's the purpose of the care plan. Agencies charge $3,000 to $7,000 partly because they carry teams, offices, and account managers. A three-page site for a one-person trade doesn't require those layers and shouldn't be priced as if it did.

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Do I need any tech skills?

None. I build, launch, and maintain everything on your behalf.

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What do you need from me?

A conversation, a few photos of your work, and your business details. I handle the rest.

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What if I want changes later?

Routine updates (new photos, text, hours, and prices) are included in your care plan. Larger changes get a clear quote before any work starts.

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Do I own my website?

Yes. The site, the domain, and everything on it. That's not true everywhere: some companies keep ownership so your site disappears if you cancel. Mine doesn't work that way.

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What if I want to stop?

After the first six months, you can cancel anytime. Your website and domain remain yours.