- How much does a website cost?
- The fee depends on page count, content, integrations, migration, and ownership needs. After discovery, the written fixed-fee quote defines every page, deliverable, revision boundary, payment date, and separately billed item before work begins.
- Do I control my website and accounts?
- Yes. Your domain and analytics remain in accounts you control, and the agreement assigns the completed custom work to you subject to third-party licenses. The quote identifies any separate hosting, software, maintenance, or platform costs.
- Will it help me show up on Google?
- The build includes the technical foundations a search engine needs: crawlable page structure, metadata, schema, mobile performance, and measurement. Those foundations support SEO, but no website build can guarantee a ranking, traffic level, or lead volume.
- How long does a build take?
- The schedule depends on the scope and when content, photos, and approvals are available. You get a delivery schedule with the quote before work starts.
- Can I edit the site myself afterwards?
- Yes, if self-editing is important. We choose the platform with you: an editor-friendly setup for routine changes, or a managed static build when speed and lower maintenance matter more. The proposal states who handles updates and what they cost.
- What if I already have a website?
- Then we inventory important existing URLs and map them to the most relevant new destinations before launch. That preserves user pathways and helps search engines understand the migration, but it cannot guarantee that every ranking will remain unchanged. Redirect mapping is quoted separately because the work depends on the current site.
- What does one revision round include?
- You approve the sitemap, wireframe direction, and page copy at defined milestones. After the complete pre-launch site is assembled, one consolidated revision round covers corrections and reasonable adjustments within the approved scope. New pages, new features, or a changed strategy are new scope and are priced before we proceed.
- What changes the price?
- More pages, custom calculators or integrations, complex forms, ecommerce, extensive photography or content cleanup, multiple locations, and replacing a large existing site can all increase scope. Those items appear in the written quote rather than as surprise charges.