Your site should get
better with age.
Fast and secure is the baseline. Anyone can promise that. When you decide you need something, you needed it last week. So there's no ramp-up and nothing to re-explain: small changes go up the week you ask, and a booking system before your busy season gets built while there's still a season to build it for.
Send it Monday. It's live Wednesday.
A service page for the work you just started offering. An email, a photo, a sentence. However you have it.
40 minutes, and it sits inside the two hours you already have. You know that before I open the site.
Two business days. No quote, no kickoff call, no re-explaining how your site is built.
The 40 minutes you didn't use roll over to next month.
You didn't start a business to run a website.
Web work is a real skill, and it isn't yours. Every hour you spend fighting with it is an hour off the work that actually pays. Hand it to someone who does this all day.
Most people come to me with one of these.
This is what most plans get wrong.
They bill you monthly for a feature list (updates, backups, security) that sounds essential but never adds up to the price. Those basics are covered here too; they're just not the point. Here's what is.
One person who knows your site
The same person who knows how it's built handles every change. No ticket queue, no handoff to someone who's never opened it.
Just send it
A new photo, updated hours, a new service page: handled the week you ask, without a quote or a kickoff call.
The site keeps moving
Every plan sets aside time for the site itself, beyond keeping it running. The testimonial you just earned goes up. The section you’ve outgrown gets rewritten.
Updates never cost you time
When an update breaks something, fixing it is on me. It never comes out of the time you’re paying for.
You’ll know before I start
Every request gets a time estimate before I touch it. If it runs past what your plan covers, you hear it from me first.
Someone to actually ask
Weighing a change or a new idea? Run it past me before you commit. Thinking it through with you is part of the job.
Two plans. The difference is
how much of my time you get.
Every site I build stays on a plan. It's how I stand behind what I built. All three keep your site secure, updated, and licensed; what changes is how much of my time comes with it, and how fast I get to what you send. The first year is committed and paid up front, then it moves to month to month.
Handled. You stop thinking about it.
$1,500 billed annuallyKept sharp, and always moving.
$3,500 billed annuallyFor online stores, membership sites, and larger builds.
Your monthly time covers the changes you ask for: content, photos, a new section, a templated service page. Anything that needs new structure and design decisions, like a booking system or an online store, is a project with its own quote. Unused hours roll over for a month.
I'd rather have one client for ten years than ten for one.
Long relationships are how I do my best work. The longer I'm on your site, the more I carry (how your business runs, why it's built the way it is), so the decisions I make fit where you're headed. You're one of a handful of businesses I know by heart.
Ready to build something
that keeps getting better?
Every site I build comes with me. I stay on to keep it growing, so it's still working years from now.
Book a callNo charge, no obligation. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you.