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Website pricing & care

Most custom websites range from $1,000–$3,000.

Built around your business, your customers, and what you need your website to do. Your final price depends on the pages, content, and features involved.

  • Most sites launch within 7 days once scope and content are ready.
  • Payment options may be available.
  • Website build and annual care are itemized in your proposal.

What shapes your website price?

These are scope examples, not fixed packages. The work your business needs determines the quote.

  1. A clear starting point

    A straightforward informational website with approved content generally falls toward the lower end.

  2. More to organize

    More pages, detailed menus or service information, and additional content preparation increase the scope.

  3. Something specialized

    Specialized functionality, integrations, and larger projects require an individual quote.

A website built around your business.

Clear information, consistent design, and an easy next step for your customers.

  • Responsive design

    A layout that works on phones, tablets, and desktops.

  • Consistent branding

    Your approved colors, typography, and visual identity carried through.

  • Clear customer paths

    Organized pages and relevant contact, booking, ordering, or inquiry links.

  • Images + local SEO

    Optimized images and a local SEO foundation that helps explain your business.

  • Review across devices

    Accessibility-minded review and device testing before launch.

  • Help getting live

    Domain connection and launch support.

Two consolidated revision rounds are included before launch within the quoted work. Logo creation, extensive copywriting, specialized integrations, and other expanded work are quoted separately.

Analytics preparation or setup depends on the agreed scope and available access.

Real work / Dockers North

See the work behind the proposal.

Dockers North website showing restaurant information, food and menu navigation.

A menu-first restaurant website, backed by catering artwork and promotional graphics.

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Content help when something changes.

For small changes to an existing website: updated hours, a replacement photo, or a revised offer.

Standard content update

$50

One related content change, generally taking up to 30 minutes.

For one small change when you need it.

Six-update pack

$250

Six standard update credits, valid for 12 months.

For occasional updates spread across the year.

Optional monthly content support

$75 /month

Up to 60 minutes and two requests per month. Unused time does not roll over.

For small content changes that come up regularly.

Content changes are separate from technical care. New pages, redesigns, new functionality, and other expanded work are quoted separately. These website-content options do not include social media management.

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Before we get started

Know what to expect.

What affects the final quote?

The pages, content preparation, features, and integrations involved. Straightforward sites with approved content generally sit toward the lower end of the range; larger or specialized projects are quoted individually. Your proposal confirms the exact work and price.

How do payments work?

Two, four, or six payments may be available. Payments begin at approval and continue at 30-day intervals; your proposal confirms the schedule. Six-payment plans require automatic payments, and extended plans require a valid payment method.

Your proposal itemizes the website build, annual care, and total first-year cost. First-year care is not added again when it is already included in the quoted total.

When can the website launch?

Most sites launch within 7 days once scope and content are ready. Launch also requires the first scheduled payment and final approval. Timing is agreed around the project, content, and review; it is not a guaranteed deadline.

What does annual care cover?

$300/year covers managed hosting, SSL, backups, routine platform and security maintenance, technical troubleshooting, and standard renewal management.

Content changes are separate. Domain registration fees and third-party subscriptions are excluded unless your proposal expressly includes them.

What do I need to provide?

Your business details, approved wording and images, and the correct booking, ordering, contact, or integration links. You confirm the facts, final content, and image permissions; the proposal identifies who supplies each part.

Gather feedback into one clear list for each of the two included consolidated revision rounds. Work beyond the agreed scope is quoted separately.

What do I own, and can I access my website?

You retain your domain, business-owned accounts, and the assets you provide. Client access can be provided; custom-code areas may require someone comfortable working with website code.

I can help plan a transition, including available code and assets and account or domain access. We agree on the assistance needed. Moving a managed website to another platform may require rebuilding or adapting parts of it.

Start with what your business needs.

Send your current website, a little about your business, and what you want customers to do. I’ll help define the work and prepare a proposal.