Services & pricing
These are starting prices. Every business is different — the only way to give you a real number is to talk. But here’s roughly what things cost, so you can decide whether I’m worth a conversation.
For businesses without a website, or with one that’s old enough to be hurting more than helping. A clean, fast site that earns its keep.
Best fit: Small shop or single-location business getting on the map.
For businesses that need more than the basics. Photos of your actual work, room for service-specific pages, and the structure that helps Google trust you for harder searches.
Best fit: Established business that needs to actually win on Google in their market.
For businesses that want their site to keep working without thinking about it. Hosting, updates, monthly check-ups, and small changes whenever you need them.
Best fit: Anyone who has a site and just wants it to keep humming.
Not sure which fits? Call me. We’ll figure it out together. Quotes are always free, and you’ll get a real number — not a range that turns into something else.
Common questions
Yes — anyone in Northwest Georgia, and most of the surrounding counties. If you’re much further than that, give me a call anyway. Sometimes the answer is yes, sometimes I’ll point you to someone better suited.
Starter Sites usually run 2–4 weeks from “go” to launch. Growth Sites run 4–8 weeks. The biggest variable is how fast we can get the content nailed down — photos, copy, hours, services. I’ll help with that part too.
If you’re on Ongoing Care, hosting and domain renewal are included — you don’t see another bill for them. If you’re not, I’ll help you set up your own hosting and you pay the host directly. Usually around $15–25 a month.
Sometimes. If the bones are solid, yes. If it’s on a platform that’s fighting us at every turn, I’ll usually recommend a rebuild — and I’ll tell you straight which one it is, not whichever costs more.
Yes, with your input. We get on a call, you tell me about your business in your own words, and I turn that into clear copy. You read it, change anything that doesn’t sound like you, and we move on.
Two options: pick up Ongoing Care and changes are part of the deal, or pay by the hour ($85/hr) for one-off updates. I keep it honest and tell you in advance which is cheaper for what you need.
Easiest thing is usually to just call. Five minutes on the phone tells us both more than an hour of back-and-forth email.