It depends. The Launch Package starts at $2200. That covers a custom site with at least three pages, up to three rounds of revisions per phase, mobile and SEO optimization, a conversion-focused design, Google PageSpeed optimization, and full launch support.
 
The total can vary depending on what you need. Extra pages, certain third-party integrations, or add-ons like a blog ($250 one-time) or hosting ($25 per month) can adjust the final cost. During our planning phase we'll map out exactly what your site requires so you know the price upfront with no surprises.

I break the project into three main phases, and you'll get up to 3 rounds of revisions in each one:
 
Mood board & Wireframing ‐ 3 rounds of revisions
High-Fidelity Design ‐ 3 rounds of revisions
Development ‐ 3 rounds of revisions
 
This setup gives you plenty of opportunities to fine-tune your website while keeping the project moving forward. If you need more than 3 rounds in any phase, additional revisions can be added at my hourly rate.
 
And here's my guarantee: if I can't create a design you're happy with before we begin development, you'll receive a full refund.

Most websites take around 3‐4 weeks from start to finish. That said, the timeline can be shorter or longer depending on the size of your project and how quickly I receive assets, forms, and feedback from you.

No problem! If you decide you'd rather move to a Website Care Plan after purchasing a Launch Package, the amount you already paid will be applied as a credit toward your plan.
 
For example, let's say you paid $2200 for your website:
 
- If you switch to the $150/month plan, your $2200 payment would cover about 14 months before monthly billing begins.
- If you switch to the $250/month plan, that same credit would cover about 9 months before billing begins.
 
This way, nothing you've already invested goes to waste, it just rolls forward into ongoing support.

Yes, absolutely. A blog can be added at any time for a flat rate of $250. I'll build it with a headless CMS, which means that once it's set up, you'll be able to log in, post, and manage your blog content without touching a single line of code. Everything is handled right from an easy-to-use dashboard.

Hosting is only included if you're on one of my Website Care Plans. If you go with the Standard Launch Package instead, hosting can be added for $25 per month.

Once your site goes live, I don't just disappear. You'll get a full week of tech support for small fixes, questions, or any surprise hiccups. I'll also send you step-by-step tutorial videos to help you with the hosting process and other tutorials you may need. If you'd prefer ongoing help beyond that, my Website Care Plans are designed to keep your site secure, updated, and supported long term.

It all comes down to preparation and teamwork. Before the design week even starts, I'll need you to provide all the content, images, and details up front. Once everything's in place, I can focus completely on building your site without delays.
 
To keep things on track, this package includes just one round of revisions per phase (moodboard/wireframe, high-fidelity design, and development). That way we can move quickly and still make sure you're happy with the final result. With your availability and feedback at the ready, your site will be polished, optimized, and launched within the week.

I don't offer one-off updates or hourly work after launch. If you think you'll want to make changes down the road, the best way to stay flexible is by joining my Website Care Plan. That way you'll always have the option to update content, add new sections, or grow your site with extra pages whenever you're ready.

Hosting isn't automatically included, but I can take care of it for you at just $25 a month. That way you don't have to worry about setting up servers or dealing with tech headaches.

No problem! If you decide you'd rather move to a Website Care Plan after purchasing the Website in a Week package, the amount you already paid will be applied as a credit toward your plan. Package, the amount you already paid will be applied as a credit toward your plan.
 
For example, let's say you paid $1200 for your website:
 
- If you switch to the $150/month plan, your $1200 payment would cover about 8 months before monthly billing begins.
- If you switch to the $250/month plan, that same credit would cover about 4 months before billing begins.
 
This way, nothing you've already invested goes to waste, it just rolls forward into ongoing support.

Once your site goes live, I don't just disappear. You'll get a full week of tech support for small fixes, questions, or any surprise hiccups. I'll also send you step-by-step tutorial videos to help you with the hosting process and other tutorials you may need. If you'd prefer ongoing help beyond that, my Website Care Plans are designed to keep your site secure, updated, and supported long term.

I require a 50% deposit to kick off any project (besides the Website Care Plan). The remaining balance is due upon launch, before your site goes live. I send invoices through Stripe. You can pay with a credit card, debit card, or bank transfer. I do not accept cash or checks.

Yes. I offer two flexible installment options. You can either do 50/50, with half upfront and the other half due before launch, or 50/25/25, with half upfront, a quarter after design is approved, and the final quarter once development is complete.

Invoices are due according to the schedule we agree on, and I send them securely through Stripe. If a payment is missed, there is a 7-day grace period to get it taken care of. After that, a 5% late fee will be applied, and work on your project or access to your site in the case of a care plan may be temporarily paused until the account is current.

I ask that you provide the content for your website so we can make sure your voice and message come through clearly. If you'd like, I can connect you with a professional copywriter for an additional fee. The same goes for images. If you'd like me to source photos or graphics for your site, that can be arranged for an extra cost.

Every site I build comes with the on-page SEO a good web developer usually handles: clean code, fast loading times, mobile optimization, and proper on-page structure. That covers the fundamentals your site needs to perform well. Advanced SEO is a long-term process, often ranging from $500 to $5,000 a month, which is beyond most small business budgets and my scope and expertise. The great part is that my sites are a gold mine for any SEO specialist later on. With the fundamentals already in place, their work can really shine, because even the best SEO can't do much if the website itself isn't built right from the start.
 
This is a complex topic, so if you want to learn more, check out my blog post on: SEO for Small Businesses

CRO stands for Conversion Rate Optimization, which is about turning visitors into customers. There are many ways I apply it, the most influential being conversion funnels. This means your content, images, and calls to action are arranged in a very specific order to guide someone step by step toward a sale. You cannot just toss text and pictures on a page and expect results. Every piece has a purpose. A button is placed right under a persuasive section of text. An image builds trust at the perfect moment. Headlines naturally pull someone further down the page. It is all calculated, deliberate, and crafted to make your website not just look great but actually perform. It's a science that is easily overlooked by many designers, but makes a huge difference.

WordPress is kind of like a junk drawer. It works, but it's stuffed with plugins, constant updates, and extra pieces you don't really need. Every time something breaks, you're stuck digging around to patch it. Custom code, on the other hand, is clean and streamlined. No plugins to babysit, no updates to keep up with, no databases waiting to be hacked. There's simply less to go wrong.
 
The result is a site that loads faster, runs smoother, and costs less to maintain over time. Plus, since it's all hand-built, your site can be shaped exactly to your business rather than squeezing into a pre-made template. Custom code is like tailoring a suit... it just fits better, lasts longer, and looks sharper.