Pricing

Every price, published.

You shouldn't have to book a call to find out what something costs. Each number below is what you pay, quoted and agreed before any work starts. Need something that isn't listed? Ask and we'll scope it together.

One-time projects

Quoted before work starts

Website setup

A complete, mobile-responsive website built and launched for your business.

$500

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Domain & DNS setup

Domain registration guidance and DNS records configured correctly.

$75

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Zoho Mail setup

Professional email on your own domain, configured with Zoho Mail.

$50

Start

CRM setup

CRM configured so you can track leads and customers from day one.

$200

Start

Portfolio page addition

Add a portfolio or case-study page to a site that's already live.

$75

Start

Prices assume a straightforward build. If your project needs more than that, you'll hear the revised number before anything begins — never on the invoice.

Monthly plans

Recurring · cancel anytime

Hosting & maintenance

AWS hosting with ongoing updates, monitoring, backups, and maintenance.

$50/mo

Subscribe

Ad campaign management

Ongoing setup, monitoring, and tuning of your digital ad campaigns.

$200/mo

Subscribe

No minimum term and no cancellation fee. If you leave, you take the domain and the source files with you.

In the monthly plan

What $50 a month actually covers.

Hosting on its own is cheap. What you're paying for is that somebody notices when it breaks.

  • AWS hosting and bandwidth
  • TLS certificates, renewed automatically
  • Uptime monitoring that alerts me first
  • Security patching on the server
  • Backups, and restores when needed
  • Small content edits as you need them
  • DNS and mail records kept correct
  • Breakage fixed at no extra charge
  • A direct line to the person who built it

Pricing questions

The awkward ones.

Is $500 really the whole cost of a website?
For a straightforward business site, yes — that's the build, quoted as one number before work starts. The two things on top are your domain, which you buy in your own name for roughly $15 a year, and the $50 a month hosting plan if you want it looked after. If your project needs more than a standard build, you'll get the revised number before anything begins.
Do I have to take the monthly plan?
No. You can take the site and host it anywhere you like — it's yours. Most people take the plan because they'd rather not think about certificates, patching, or backups. If you have someone in-house who already handles that, you don't need me for it.
What if I need changes after launch?
Small content edits — new hours, updated prices, a staff change, a page of copy — are part of the monthly plan. New features or additional pages get quoted separately as a fixed price, using the same rates published above.
Why are you cheaper than an agency?
Because there's one person and no overhead. No account manager, no project manager, no sales team, no office. You're paying for the engineering rather than the layers around it. The trade-off is honest: an agency has more people and can absorb more work at once. I'm faster and cheaper on the size of job most small businesses actually need.
When do I pay?
One-time projects are invoiced on completion, once you've seen the site and signed off on it. Monthly plans are billed through a secure checkout and you can cancel at any time.

Not sure which of these you need?

Describe the problem and I'll tell you which of the above applies — or if none of it does.

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