Own it outright
$650once
- Built, launched, Google listing set up
- Domain registered in your name
- Files are yours — host anywhere, or with me for $10/mo
- Changes after launch billed by the job, quoted first
Home/Pricing
Two ways to pay for the same site. No starter tier that leaves things out, no premium tier that puts them back, and no quote that climbs because your trade sounds profitable.
Same site either way. The difference is who carries it afterwards.
$650once
Most people pick this
$65/month
Which one is cheaper depends how long you keep it. The monthly plan passes $650 in the eleventh month — but it includes the hosting, the domain and every change you ask for, which the one-off price doesn't. If you know you want to own it, own it.
Two pages or eight, it's the same number.
Extras, not tiers. Nothing here is needed for a site to work.
| Add-on | Price | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Extra pages | $75 each | Beyond the pages the base build covers. Most businesses never need one. |
| Online booking | $150 | Customers pick a slot themselves and it lands in your calendar. |
| Menu | $100 | A proper menu page you can update, not a PDF nobody can read on a phone. |
| Online shop | from $400 | Taking card payments for products. The range depends on how many. |
| Shopify theme work | from $550 | You already have a store and want part of it fixed. Full scope here. |
| Photo session | $150 | Real photographs of your place and your work. Worth more than most design. |
| Logo | $200 | A mark you own outright, in the file formats a sign-maker will ask for. |
| Google Ads managed | $200/mo | My fee for running them. Your ad spend is separate and goes to Google. |
| Hosting only | $10/mo | If you bought the site outright and would rather I kept it online. |
Anything not on this list gets a number before it gets started. You will never open an invoice with a line on it you hadn't agreed to.
Two minutes, by text if that's easier. Business name, trade, a phone number. That's genuinely all I need to start.
Not a template with your logo dropped in. Your real homepage, with your work on it, at a link only you have. You have paid nothing at this point and you are not committed to anything.
If you want it, we pick one of the two prices above and launch in about a week. If you don't, you keep the mock-up anyway and I don't call you again.
The domain is in your name from day one, not mine. On the monthly plan you can buy the site out at any point; the balance of what you have already paid comes off the $650.
Because an agency quote pays for an account manager, a project manager, a designer, a developer and an office. There's one person here, and the work goes straight from the person doing it to you. There's a longer version of this answer in what a small business website should cost.
It's the price while you're on it. If it ever changes, it changes for new customers first and you get told before it touches you — not discovered on a card statement.
The site comes down and the domain stays yours. Nothing is deleted for thirty days, so changing your mind is a phone call rather than a rebuild. I don't hold a domain hostage — it was never in my name to hold.
That's what the $65/mo plan is, in effect, and it includes the hosting and the changes on top. If you specifically want to own it and split the payment, ask — it's not a problem.
New hours, new prices, new photos, new staff, a new service, a page reworded, a seasonal banner. What it isn't is a second website, a booking system, or a shop — those are the add-ons above, and they get a number first.
No. If you have one, we use it. If you don't, I register one in your name and the cost is passed through with no markup.
Two days, no charge, no obligation. Don't like it? Keep it anyway.
Call or text 618-882-1996 · email [email protected]
No reviews on this page yet — when they come, they'll be real ones off Google, linked to the original. I'd rather show none than make one up.