What I build, and how it's priced.
Two parts to every price: a one-time setup fee, quoted once I know what's involved, and a monthly price that starts at the number below. A website has no setup fee. Month to month. Cancel any time.
Get found online
A website for your business. I build it, host it and keep it up to date.
Starting at
$119/month
No setup fee
- Hosting, on your own web address
- A quote form that reaches your inbox
- Text me a photo from a job and it goes up
A tool that runs your business
Replaces the spreadsheets, the paperwork and chasing things by hand.
Starting at
$250/month
+ a one-time setup fee
- Built around how you already work
- Forms, dashboards and an admin view
- Connects to the tools you already use
Stop doing it by hand
The job you do by hand every day, done for you.
Starting at
$150/month
+ a one-time setup fee
- Connects the systems you already use
- AI only where it helps
- An estimate of the hours it saves, before I build
Build something you can sell
Software your own customers sign up for and pay for.
Starting at
$500/month
+ a one-time setup fee
- Accounts and sign-in
- Payments through Stripe
- An admin view for you
A mobile app
An app your customers download from the App Store or Google Play.
Starting at
$300/month
+ a one-time setup fee
- iPhone, Android, or both
- Published to the stores for you
- Store accounts, certificates and hosting kept current
Look after what you have
An app or tool you already have, looked after.
Starting at
$250/month
+ a one-time setup fee
- Fixes, updates and small features
- Uptime monitoring
- A monthly note on what changed
How the pricing works
What is the setup fee for?
Building it and getting it live. The setup fee depends on what is involved, so I quote it once we have talked, before any work starts. A website has no setup fee.
What does the monthly price cover?
Hosting, keeping it working, fixes and small changes, up to an agreed amount of work each month. More than that is quoted before it is done. It starts at the number shown and is reviewed every three months against the actual work, so there are no surprise bills.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. Every plan is month to month and you can cancel any time. There is a short written agreement that sets out what is included and what is not, so neither of us has to guess. If you cancel a website, I hand you the files, and the domain is in your name, not mine.
Not sure which one fits?