High-quality website for your business. $1,000.

• $1,000 for a five-page website, all in
• Extra pages $150 if you want them
• Hosting free, forever, no monthly bill
• The number you are quoted is the number you pay

• Half to book the work, half when it is finished — then it goes live
• You see the whole site on a private link before you pay the second half
• The deposit holds your place and covers work that starts immediately, so it is not refundable once we begin
• The exception is mutual — if we both agree early it is not a fit
• Card or bank transfer

• About a week from the day you send your details
• You see the first version within a few days
• Most of the wait is photos, not us
• Need a specific date? You get a straight yes or no

• What you do
• Hours and phone number
• Any photos — phone photos are fine
• Logo, if you have one

• We change it until it is right — no limit on rounds while it is being built
• The revision window is two weeks from the first version you see
• Nothing goes live until you say so
• None of that is extra — getting it right is what you are paying for

You do. Registered in your name, on your card, and you keep the login. If you ever part ways with whoever built your site, that's the one thing you can't afford someone else holding.

You take it with you. You already own the domain; we hand over the files and help you move to another host. No notice, no exit fee, nothing held back.

Email us and we fix it. If it's something we built, that's not a new invoice — there's no plan you needed to be on. Building something new is a separate quote.

No — not to us, and not to anyone else. Hosting is free and we take care of it, so there is nothing for you to set up and nothing that recurs. You buy your own domain so it stays in your name, and that yearly cost goes to the registrar rather than to us.

We do, and it's free — not free for a year, free. A site built this way is just files, so serving it costs us nothing and we don't pretend otherwise by charging you a monthly. If you'd rather host it yourself, say the word and we'll hand everything over and help you move it.

Even better — keep it. We point it at the new site and nothing about your email or your address changes. If it is stuck at a builder you are leaving, we will tell you exactly what to click to release it.

Send us the address. You'll get a written review back free, whether or not you go further. Usually replacing costs less than fixing, especially on a builder you rent monthly.

Send us what you want and we'll make it happen. We don't hand over a page builder to log into — that's how sites end up broken and how you end up paying for software you didn't want.

• Updating what's already there — hours, prices, a service name, swapping a photo — is free, whenever, for as long as we're your web guy. Just email us
• Most of those are done within a couple of working days
• Another page is $150
• Anything else new — a section that isn't there yet, rewriting, a bigger change — we quote before we start, from $95, and you can say no
• There's no plan to be on and nothing to cancel

Not directly. Those are closed systems, so moving into one means rebuilding — that's true moving between any of them. What you can do is take your files to any standard web host, and we'll help you do it.

Not a problem. We'll use stock photography that fits your business and it'll look deliberate, not empty. Get real photos taken later and swapping them in takes five minutes.

No. Send a few bullet points about what you do and we write the rest. That's part of the price, not an add-on.

Yes — $150 a page, whenever you want. Nothing has to be decided up front.

• Wix runs about $1,020 over five years — and you build it yourself
• Stop paying and the website stops existing
• This is $1,000 once, and it stays yours
• Year one we cost more. After that we do not.

No. If you're selling products online you want Shopify — that's what it's built for. We'll build the rest of your site around it.

We fix it. If it doesn't do what we said, that's our problem, not another invoice.

You do, on final payment — pages, words, images. We reuse our own code the way any builder reuses their methods, but nothing specific to your business goes near another client.