Two plans. Cancel any time, with one honest catch covered below. Custom app work is scoped and quoted per project.
Same quality of build on both. The difference is how many pages you need, and how often you'll ask for updates.
A tight site that tells people what you do, who you help, and how to reach you. That's usually enough.
More pages, more updates, faster turnaround, and first access to new features as they ship.
Bespoke internal tools, client-facing apps, workflow automations, or integrations on top of an existing site. Not the same thing as a website, priced the way it should be: agreed up front, after we've scoped it properly.
Every custom build starts with a conversation. If it's not a fit, we'll tell you. If it is, you'll get a fixed quote before any work starts.
No fine print buried in T&Cs. The plans use these terms, so here they are in plain English.
One batch of changes submitted via the update form, completed in a single push. Swapping multiple images on a page, rewriting a section, adding a new page, or updating contact details across the site each count as one request. Multiple unrelated changes submitted together still count as one, as long as they can be batched into a single round of work.
One consolidated set of feedback on the in-progress design, applied in a single pass. Used during the initial build only, not ongoing updates after launch.
A page is a distinct URL on the site, and sub-pages each count as one. On single-page scroll sites, a page-equivalent is a discrete content section that needs its own copy draft and layout decision (Hero, About, Services, Portfolio, Testimonials, Pricing, FAQ, Contact CTA all count). Stats strips, logo walls, and decorative dividers don't. Rule of thumb: if it would take its own paragraph in the brief, it's a page-equivalent.
We don't charge a setup fee. That has one consequence, and we'd rather spell it out clearly than bury it in T&Cs.
If you cancel in the first three months, the site comes down. Those months cover the build work we did up-front without charging you a setup fee.
Month four onwards, you're in the clear. Stay, leave with the site, or leave without it. Your call.
Your domain name is yours regardless of what you decide about the site. We never hold it hostage; you have the login from the day we register it.
A traditional agency charges several thousand dollars up front to build the site; that's their protection against a client leaving in week three.
We don't do that. We prefer to build, launch fast, and let you pay monthly. The first three months are the trade-off that makes a no-setup-fee model possible.
Put another way: you don't pay anything before launch, and you're free to leave from month four. If you want to walk away with the site itself rather than just cancel, talk to us.
We keep the base plans honest by being clear about what sits outside them. Anything here gets a separate quote once we understand what you actually need.
No sales call, no obligation. A short intake form is all we need.