Starter presence website
A simple, professional website that gives people a clean place to understand your business.
- Up to 5 pages
- Clean minimal structure
- Formspree contact form
- Basic on-page SEO
- Responsive mobile-first layout
Services & pricing models
Clean, modern websites for real businesses, plus flexible ways to budget: fixed-price projects, subscriptions, or hourly time-blocks.
Website service tiers
Most projects fall into one of these categories. We can adjust the scope as needed.
Business website
For businesses that need more depth, more clarity, and more structured content.
- 6–10 pages
- Clear navigation and page hierarchy
- Service breakdowns and FAQs
- SEO-friendly organization
- Flexible structure for future growth
Custom web applications
For projects needing logins, dashboards, workflows, or specialized functionality.
- User accounts and authentication
- Database-backed features
- Custom workflows or automations
- Admin panels or dashboards
- Integrations with third-party tools
How you can choose to pay
Three clear pricing models. Same quality — different ways to work together.
Model A
Fixed-price project packages
A defined scope, timeline, and budget.
- Flat project price
- Clear deliverables
- Defined revision rounds
- Launch + light support
Model B
Monthly subscription websites
Lower upfront cost + ongoing partnership.
- Design + build included
- Hosting & monitoring
- Routine updates
- Content edits included
Model C
Hourly & time-block work
Flexible, pay-as-you-go work.
- Standard or rush hourly rates
- Discounted time blocks
- Ideal for maintenance
- Good for phased improvements
Compare the options
Quick overview to help you see which model might fit best.
| Model | Best for | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Model A – Fixed-price | Defined projects with clear scope | One project fee based on pages/features, with a clear endpoint. |
| Model B – Subscription | Ongoing support and frequent changes | Smaller upfront cost, predictable monthly bill, continuous updates. |
| Model C – Hourly/blocks | Occasional updates & flexible needs | Pay only for time used; good for maintenance and small phases. |
How to choose
If you want a one-off project with a clear beginning and end, fixed-price usually makes sense. If you expect regular changes and want someone consistently in your corner, a subscription is the better fit. If you’re not sure how much you’ll need, hourly or time-blocks keep things flexible.
Model A: Fixed-price project packages
Best for clients who want a clear plan, set pricing, and predictable timelines.
Starter Presence
Around $1,000
A small, focused brochure-style site.
Most common
Business Pro
$2,000 – $3,500
More content, stronger structure, and more clarity.
Web App Lite
$5,000+
Authentication, database features, and workflows.
Revisions
- Up to 2 revisions per milestone included
- Additional revisions billed hourly
Model B: Monthly subscription websites
Low upfront cost and an ongoing partnership. Good for clients who want steady help throughout the year.
Launch + Care
$500 upfront – $149/mo
Up to 6 pages and routine updates.
Growth option
Business Growth
$500 upfront – $249/mo
More pages, more edits, more attention.
Custom Web App Plan
From $1,000+ upfront – $399+/mo
For apps that need ongoing improvements.
Commitment
Subscription plans typically include a 12-month minimum.
Model C: Hourly & time-block options
For smaller updates, maintenance, or flexible collaborative work.
Standard hourly
$95/hr
Rush / after-hours
$125/hr
Prepaid time blocks
- 10 hours – $900
- 20 hours – $1,700
- 40 hours – $3,200
Good for
- Maintenance and updates
- Small enhancements
- Phased improvements
Key policies across all models
Shared guidelines for clarity and transparency.
Content & assets
Client-provided copy and images are standard unless noted otherwise.
Rush timelines
- Under 3 weeks → approx. +30%
- Under 10 days → approx. +50%
Support without a plan
Work outside included support windows is billed at the standard hourly rate.
Ownership
You own your content and domain. Final site deliverables become yours after payment. Reusable frameworks and internal tools remain developer-owned.