Pricing

Scoped first, then fixed.

Every project is scoped before it's priced. 2 shops with 5 pages each aren't the same job, and quoting them off a menu is how one overpays and the other gets a corner cut. Tell us the business and the town and a real number comes back in writing, usually the same day. Half up front, half at launch, and you review the real site on a real URL before the second half.

One-time build
Scoped, then fixed
No contract to start

Build

One-time
Landing pageBy quote

One page, one offer, built to convert. Tracking configured and tested before it goes live. The smallest thing we build, and often the right place to start.

Stryke homepage: one long page with a single offer
Stryke · one page, one offer
Full siteBy quote

Hand-built and hand-edited. Service pages, location pages, the ones that have to rank. Priced on the pages the business actually needs, which we work out with you first.

The Hydration Company homepage
The Hydration Company · service and location pages
CustomBy quote

Original art direction, motion, photography and copy production. Scoped per project and priced once we know the work.

The Drip Lab homepage
The Drip Lab · art direction, motion, 89 pages
Blog, with posts writtenScoped
Forms wired to what you already runScoped
Analytics and conversion trackingIncluded
Accessibility or privacy compliance passScoped
Ongoing care, once the site is liveScoped

Why there's no price list

A price list invites you to price your own project, and the number you land on will be wrong in one direction or the other. 5 pages for a detailing shop with 30 photos and 5 pages for a consultancy with none aren't the same week of work, and pretending they are is how quotes get padded to cover the bad case. Yours gets scoped. Once you have the number it's fixed, and it only moves if you change what you asked for, in writing.

Scope it yourself

4 questions, no number

Every quote starts with a page list. Answer these and you'll have the same list we'd draw up on the first call. Send it with the form and the number comes back written on it.

How customers reach you
Menu sections or product lines
Locations
What you have to show

Your page list 5 pages

  1. Homecore
  2. Menu and offeringscore
  3. Visit: hours, parking, directionsconverts
  4. Abouttrust
  5. Reserve or orderlinks out

Plus a 404, a form-success page and a privacy policy. Those ship with every build and are never counted.

That's a Full site build. Scoped on these pages, priced once, fixed.

Send this scope It lands in the form as text you can edit.

What you actually get

In writing

You own all of it

Domain, hosting, analytics, and the site, created in your name with us added as a collaborator. Fire us and nothing breaks.

See it live before the balance

Half up front, half on launch. You review the real site on a real URL.

No contract to build

The build is a one-time job. Monthly work is a separate decision you make after launch.

Tracking that fires

Every form and call button is tested before launch. Most sites we take over aren't recording a single lead.