Simple pricing, no surprise invoices.

There's no list price here, because scope is what moves the number and it varies too much for a headline figure to mean anything honest. What's fixed is the process: send a brief, get a firm price back within 48 hours, and that price is what you pay — no hourly billing, no revised invoice later. Most small-business sites are a custom build up to 5 pages; more pages, e-commerce, or custom integrations are scoped on top of that.

Yes — ask, and you'll get a homepage design to look at before you've committed to the build or paid anything. It's the fastest way to find out whether the direction is right, and if it isn't what you had in mind, you walk away owing nothing. It's worth asking any web designer for this before you hire them, not just us.

No — every project is a fixed price agreed before we start. If a job runs long, that risk sits with us, not you.

Lump sum is a one-off payment for the build, with hosting billed separately — unlimited edits are an add-on if you want them. Monthly bundles the build, hosting, and unlimited minor edits into one price with nothing upfront, on a 12-month minimum term — cancel anytime after that.

The monthly plan runs on a 12-month minimum term, since it's paying off the build itself over time — after that it's cancel anytime, no further lock-in.

A text change, a new photo, an updated price or phone number — the small stuff that comes up after launch. A new page or bigger feature (a booking system, an integration) is quoted separately.

You can, but it usually costs more later than it saves upfront — plugin bloat slows the site down, hurts rankings, and is a real security risk (91% of WordPress vulnerabilities in 2025 were in plugins, not core). See why hand-coded sites rank better for the specifics.

Fine for a prototype, risky for a site your enquiries depend on — untested edge cases, security gaps, and no one who understands the code when something breaks. See should you vibe-code your business website? for what actually goes wrong.

Branding is a one-off, fixed-price project — it doesn't sit on the monthly plan, because there's nothing ongoing to pay for once the files are handed over and you own them. It's quoted on its own if that's all you need, or folded into the scope of a build if you're doing both. See branding for what's included.

Technical foundations and on-page basics done right — proper heading structure, meta tags, semantic HTML, sitemap, and fast load times. It's baked into the build, not a separate service. Ongoing SEO and local SEO/Google Business Profile work aren't available yet, but they're coming as a future add-on.

Tell us about your business and what you need the site to do, and pick lump sum or monthly. We'll confirm the scope and get started — no call required.