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Services & pricing
No “request a quote” black box. No discovery-call sales funnel. Here’s what things cost, what you get, and how long it takes.
$1,200-$2,000
A sharp, fast online presence for businesses that need to exist properly on the internet.
$2,800-$4,500
The full package for businesses that want their website to actually win them customers.
$5,500+
For ambitious projects: bookings, online payments, content systems, or anything custom.
Launch special First 3 clients get 20% off any tier
Add-ons
Buy any of these on their own. Nothing here requires a website project.
Ongoing Google Business Profile management, review strategy, local citations, and monthly ranking reports. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.
A full performance teardown of your existing site with a written report - and the fix itself if it’s a quick one. Credited toward a rebuild if you hire me for one.
Updates, backups, small content changes, uptime monitoring, and a real human who answers when something breaks.
For everything else: one-off fixes, consultations, second opinions on an agency quote. One-hour minimum, billed honestly.
Integrations
Every one of these can be wired into a build. Prices shown are what the vendor charges you, not what I charge to set it up, and most have a free tier that covers a small business permanently. If something you use is not listed, ask. It almost certainly has an API.
Let people book you without a phone call, and stop double-booking yourself.
Open-source scheduling. Syncs to Google or Outlook, takes deposits through Stripe, sends reminders. Self-hostable if you want to own it outright.
Their cost: Free tier, $15/mo for teams
The one most clients already recognise. Slightly less flexible than Cal.com, slightly easier to hand to a front desk.
Their cost: Free tier, $12/mo for payments
Worth it if you already take card payments through Square. Booking, deposits, no-show fees, and your POS in one account.
Their cost: Free for one location
Field-service scheduling and dispatch for trades. The site hands the lead straight to the software your crew already uses.
Their cost: From $49/mo
Take money on the site instead of chasing an invoice.
A checkout page per product or deposit, no store to maintain. The fastest way to start taking card payments on a brochure site.
Their cost: 2.9% + 30c per charge
Full cart, recurring billing, saved cards, invoices. For memberships, retainers, and service plans.
Their cost: 2.9% + 30c, no monthly fee
Shopify runs inventory, orders, and shipping in the background while the storefront stays fast and custom. Best of both.
Their cost: From $39/mo
Cart bolted onto a static site for a small catalogue, or digital goods with sales tax handled for you.
Their cost: 2% or 5% + fees
Anything that needs a login: client portals, gated content, paid communities.
Sign-in with email, Google, or Apple, plus password resets and multi-factor. Never roll your own auth, and I will not either.
Their cost: Free to ~10k users
Postgres database, auth, and file storage in one. What I reach for when a site needs to remember things about people.
Their cost: Free tier, $25/mo at scale
Gated pages and paid membership tiers without building an app. Good fit for course access or a customer-only area.
Their cost: From $29/mo
Where a lead goes after they hit send, so none of them get lost.
Form handling with spam filtering and no backend. Email lands in your inbox, submissions are archived.
Their cost: Free to 50/mo
Leads drop straight into a pipeline so you can see who you have not called back.
Their cost: Free tier, from $15/user
Text you the moment a quote request comes in. For trades, answering first is usually the whole competitive advantage.
Their cost: About 1c per message
Transactional email that reaches the inbox instead of spam. Receipts, confirmations, password resets.
Their cost: Free to 3k emails/mo
Edit the site yourself without touching code or paying me to change a phone number.
A proper editing dashboard for pages, staff, menus, or listings. Structured so you cannot accidentally break the layout.
Their cost: Free tier is generous
Cheapest option that still works. Posts are plain files, every change is versioned, nothing to hack. What this site runs on.
Their cost: $0
Underrated for menus, price lists, and staff rosters. You edit a spreadsheet, the site rebuilds itself.
Their cost: $0
The things that do not come out of a box.
Square footage, job type, add-ons, and the visitor gets a real number instead of a contact form. Filters out tyre-kickers before they reach your phone.
Their cost: Built, not bought
Visitor types a ZIP, the site tells them whether you cover it and what the travel fee is.
Their cost: Built, not bought
Pulling inventory, availability, or pricing out of whatever software already runs your business so nothing is entered twice.
Their cost: Built, not bought
Job closes, customer gets a text with your Google review link at the right moment. Reviews are the highest-leverage local ranking factor.
Their cost: Built, not bought
Not sure which of these you actually need? That is the most common question I get, and the free audit answers it for your specific business.
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