What’s included
A website starts at $119 a month. No setup fee. Month to month. Cancel any time. Here’s what that covers, so neither of us has to guess later.
Changes are included. New things are quoted.
It’s the same line you already draw on your own jobs: fixing trim you installed is part of the job, and adding a second bathroom is a new one.
In the $119
Hosting, SSL, and your domain
Renewed and paid for. Nothing expires on you and nobody has to remember a date.
The contact form, working
Every message reaches your inbox. If it ever stops, that’s on me to notice and fix.
Content changes, whenever
New hours, a new phone number, prices, a service you have added or dropped, a review worth showing.
Photos from the job
Text me a picture of finished work and it goes on the site. Usually the same day.
Uptime monitoring
If the site goes down, I get the alert, so you’re not the one who finds out.
Updates and security
Software updates and security fixes, done on my end. This is usually the first thing to slip when nobody is looking after a site.
Someone who answers
You call or text a person in Lakeland, not a help desk.
Quoted separately
I do all of these, just not as part of the monthly website plan. Each one is a separate build with its own price, and you see that price before anything starts.
Taking payments online
Card payments, invoicing, checkout.
Online booking or scheduling
Customers picking a slot on a calendar.
Customer logins
Accounts, portals, anything with a password.
A shop
Products, stock, shipping, tax.
A full redesign
Starting the look over from scratch rather than changing what is there.
Fair use
There’s no limit on changes, and I’m not going to count them. If your site turns out to need steady weekly work, I’ll tell you, and we’ll either quote that work or move you to a bigger monthly plan. I’d rather have that conversation than let the service slip.
If you cancel
You can cancel any time, and I’ll hand you the files. The site isn’t locked inside someone else’s platform, so another host or developer can pick it up. The domain is registered in your name, not mine, which is the part people usually find out about too late.
Anything not on this list?
Ask. The answer is usually yes, with a price, and you’ll see the price before any work starts.
Tell me about your project