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Pricing and scope

Published starting prices. Written boundaries.

The number should make sense next to the work. Page count, content, integrations, migration risk, and support are settled before the final proposal.

Starter

$1,497

A focused small-business website with five agreed pages.

Best for a new or simple service business with a clear offer and content ready to shape.

Included baseline

  • Discovery call and five-page sitemap
  • Responsive design and Astro implementation
  • Client-supplied content placed and edited for fit
  • Titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, headings, and appropriate schema
  • Contact form, basic analytics connection, and launch QA
  • Ownership and access handoff

Separate unless stated

  • Full copywriting or brand identity
  • E-commerce, portals, or custom integrations
  • Ongoing SEO, advertising, or maintenance
Ask about Starter

Growth

$4,497

A broader Dallas search and conversion build with up to ten agreed pages.

Best for an established service business that needs clearer positioning, service depth, and a structured rebuild.

Included baseline

  • Search-result and competitor research for the agreed Dallas topics
  • Up to ten designed and implemented pages
  • Conversion-focused copy draft using available business proof
  • Service architecture, internal links, and local search foundation
  • Redirect map when replacing an existing site
  • Forms, analytics, schema, performance baseline, and launch packet
  • 30-day defect support for delivered work

Separate unless stated

  • Guaranteed rankings, leads, or review growth
  • Link building, recurring content, or citation campaigns
  • Photography, video, paid media, or third-party subscriptions
Ask about Growth

Custom

Scoped

Stores, applications, large migrations, and integration-heavy builds.

Best when user roles, data, catalog operations, or external systems make a package price dishonest.

Included baseline

  • Written technical discovery and acceptance criteria
  • Architecture, interface, implementation, and integrations listed in scope
  • Migration and redirect planning where applicable
  • Test plan, deployment, recovery notes, and source handoff
  • Milestones and support window defined in the proposal

Separate unless stated

  • Unlisted features or open-ended development
  • Platform, API, transaction, and license fees
  • Compliance certification, legal work, or guaranteed business outcomes
Ask about Custom

Not sure which path?

$197 website diagnostic

The fee is credited toward an approved website package.

01

Inspect

Review the current site, visible search footprint, competitors, access, and business goal.

02

Decide

Mark the right move: leave alone, repair, combine, rebuild, or remove.

03

Scope

Receive the recommended page/system scope, known risks, exclusions, and next price.

Recurring costs

Hosting is not the same as maintenance.

Hosting

Quoted for the actual platform. A static Astro site, WordPress installation, and e-commerce store have different infrastructure and recovery needs.

Maintenance from $99/month

The plan states updates, backups, monitoring, content allowance, response boundaries, and what becomes separate project work.

See the care boundary →

Commercial terms

No surprise line items at launch.

Payment
Starter and Growth projects use 50% to begin and 50% before launch. Custom projects may use written milestones.
Revisions
The proposal states review rounds and decision makers. New directions or pages are change requests, not hidden inside “unlimited revisions.”
Ownership
Domain, DNS, source, content, licenses, forms, analytics, and profiles are assigned in an ownership matrix.
Support
The post-launch window covers defects in delivered work. New content, features, campaigns, and vendor changes are separate.
Third parties
Hosting, domains, software, API, transaction, stock, and platform fees are listed or paid directly by the client.

Pick the smallest sensible scope

Start with the current site, the business goal, and the budget.

If a package fits, the response says so. If the work needs discovery—or only a repair—the recommendation should say that instead.

Request a scoped recommendation