Every project is scoped before it starts. You will know what is being built, what it costs, and what happens next. These are starting points—not mystery packages or surprise invoices.
A new site, a rebuild, or an online store starts with a clear goal and a defined scope. The right price depends on what has to happen behind the scenes—not how impressive the sales language sounds.
Best for: Focused business websites
Custom scope: Rebuilds, larger sites, WooCommerce, migrations, complex needs
Care plans are for organizations that want a real person watching the site after launch: updates, backups, fixes, practical support, and a clear place to go when something changes.
Best for: Stable business sites that need dependable oversight. Includes updates, backups, monitoring, minor support, routine care, and more
Custom care: Stores, higher-traffic sites, complex integrations, or regular content support
A new site, a rebuild, or an online store starts with a clear goal and a defined scope. The right price depends on what has to happen behind the scenes—not how impressive the sales language sounds.
Group workshops: From $150 per instructor hour each – Teams, cohorts, and community organizations
1-on-1 coaching: $1,000 for four sessions – Professionals, founders, and people with a focused goal
Webinars: From $29 per attendee – Larger or distributed groups
AI receptionist setup, lead follow-up, workflow design, SEO/AEO/GEO foundations, and internal automation are scoped around the actual problem. A missed-call system for a plumber is not the same project as a workflow for a café, a nonprofit, or an e-commerce team.
Start with a short fit call. If the work makes sense, you receive a written recommendation, a defined scope, and a fixed project number before anything is built.
A short conversation before work begins
A written scope with agreed deliverables
A defined project price before the build begins
Staging and testing before launch where relevant
Clear client responsibilities and timeline dependencies
A real person to contact when questions come up
If a project needs something outside the agreed scope, you will know before the work changes. No surprise add-ons halfway through a build.
We start with a short call, then write a scope with a fixed number attached. If the project is not a fit, we will say so directly.
Most build and implementation work is scoped as a defined project. Ongoing care, advisory, and some training formats may use recurring or hourly pricing where that is the clearest fit.
The starting figure is a reference point for a focused project. Complex functionality, large content migration, e-commerce, extensive copywriting, photography, paid tools, special integrations, and other requirements are quoted based on the actual work involved.
Yes. You do not need to arrive with a perfect brief. Bring the problem, current site, process, or idea. We will help determine whether it needs a website project, care plan, training, workflow, or something else.
The agreement should clearly state ownership of the website, domain, hosting, software accounts, source files, and client-provided content before work starts.
Fifty percent to begin, fifty percent at launch. Contracts are written in human language — you’ll be able to read yours without a lawyer translating it. If a project grows beyond what we scoped, you hear about it before the work happens, not on the invoice.
