Pricing

Clear starting points for custom builds.

Every project gets scoped around the real job it needs to do. These packages give people a useful starting range before we lock in the final pages, features, content, and launch plan.

Starter

Launch Page

$350+

A focused one-page website for a new offer, creator profile, event, waitlist, or small business that needs a clean public link fast.

  • One-page responsive layout
  • Hero, offer, proof, FAQ, and contact sections
  • Basic search and share metadata
  • Launch-ready files and domain notes

Advanced

Booking Build

$1,200+

A deeper site for appointment-driven businesses that need visitors to choose a package, add details, and send a structured request.

  • Service packages and add-on logic
  • Vehicle, job, or appointment intake questions
  • Booking summary and email handoff
  • Future CRM, calendar, or deposit path

Final pricing depends on page count, content readiness, visual assets, integrations, hosting needs, and how much custom interaction the site needs.

Add-ons

Useful upgrades when the first launch needs more power.

Add-ons can be included during the first build or added later once the site starts getting real traffic and better feedback.

Extra pages

Additional service, location, gallery, FAQ, rules, or landing pages when the site needs more depth.

Copy cleanup

Turn rough notes into clearer web copy so the site reads like a real offer instead of a placeholder.

Photo sourcing

Help choose, crop, and place image assets so the site has stronger visual proof.

Calendar or CRM path

Plan the flow for a future booking calendar, customer database, or lead management tool.

Payments later

Prepare the site for deposits, checkout links, invoices, or payment buttons when the business is ready.

Maintenance

Update copy, swap photos, add offers, and keep the public site feeling active after launch.

Scope notes

Built around the result, not a random page count.

What affects the quote?

Booking logic, number of pages, form complexity, brand cleanup, assets, copywriting, hosting, domain routing, and whether the build needs integrations now or just a clean path for them later.