What you get for $5K
You’ll get a solid, professional, launch-ready website that’s easy to use, looks great, and works flawlessly on any device.
Why most web projects blow their budgets
The number one cause of blown budgets isn’t scope creep or bad vendors—it’s rework. Having to backtrack and redo things you didn’t think through earlier means you pay for the same work twice.
The solution isn’t a shorter timeline. It’s doing things in the right sequence.
Every phase of our process is designed to answer the questions that, left unanswered, become expensive problems later.
That doesn’t mean slowing things down—it’s how you get a project that actually finishes on time and on budget. Every project follows the same four phases, in the same order, every time.
Phase I: Plan
We define your goals, your audience, and the structure of your site before a single pixel gets designed. No surprises later because all the hard decisions get made first.
Phase II: Content
Your message has to be right before the design can work. This is the step most agencies skip—and it’s why their sites look good but don’t convert.
Phase III: Design
With your content in place, we create visuals that guide visitors through your story and toward taking action. Design that isn’t just beautiful—it’s strategic.
Phase IV: Development
We build on WordPress, so your site is fast, secure, and yours to manage. No proprietary platforms, no lock-in, no calling us every time you need to change a sentence.
Questions that people actually ask us
Is $5K really the full price? Or will costs add up?
The $5K base covers everything listed above: custom design, development, core pages, WordPress setup, and basic SEO. The only additional costs are things you control—your domain name (around $15/year) and hosting (typically $25–50/month for managed WordPress hosting), and a license for the theme we use to build your site. We go over all of this in your first conversation so there are zero surprises.
What if I don’t have my content ready?
Most of our clients don’t—and that’s completely fine. Content is the second phase of our process, right after planning. We’ll guide you through exactly what you need, and if you want us to write it for you, our content creation add-on has you covered.
What if I don’t like the design?
We don’t show up with a finished design and ask you to approve it. You’re involved at every step—we share work in progress, gather your feedback, and refine until it’s right. You won’t be surprised by anything.
Do I need to learn anything technical?
Not a thing. WordPress is designed to be managed by normal humans, and we’ll walk you through everything before we hand the site over. Updating a page is about as hard as writing an email.
How long will it take?
Most projects wrap up in six to eight weeks. The biggest variable is how quickly decisions get made on your end—which is exactly why our planning phase exists.
What happens after the site launches?
Your site is yours—you own it completely. We offer ongoing maintenance plans if you want someone to handle updates, backups, and security monitoring. But if you’d rather manage it yourself, we’ll make sure you know how before we say goodbye.
What do I need to get started?
Just a conversation. We’ll ask about your business, your goals, and what you’re hoping the site will do for you. From there we’ll put together a clear proposal with a fixed price. No obligation, no pressure.
You’ve got one shot at a first impression.
Make it count.
Most of your customers will visit your website before they ever call you, walk into your store, or send you an email. What they find there either builds trust—or quietly sends them somewhere else.
You’ve worked hard to build a business to be proud of. Your website should say that the moment someone lands on it.
We’re ready when you are.
No pressure. Just a conversation about what you need.
