What it costs.
Every number on this page is the number. You get it on the first call, in writing, before I start anything, and it does not move after that.
Websites
- PersonalOne page. A name, the work, a way to reach you. $400
- BusinessUp to six pages, a form that reaches your inbox, found in local search.Built this way: Street Hospitality, Axiome $600
- Commerce or bookingTake money or take appointments.Built this way: AROUND $850
- SignatureCustom motion and 3D. A page that is the product. For businesses already selling.Built this way: the site you are on $2,000
If you want me to write the words it’s $150, and the same if your photos can’t sell and I make what’s missing. You own every file when it’s done.
Videos
A short edit cut from footage you already have is the cheapest thing I make. It goes up with length, and with how much of it has to be built from nothing. Tell me what it’s for and where it’s going, and you get the number on the call like everything else here.
Hosting and domain
None of this is required. You can take the files and host the site yourself for free, and I’ll show you where.
- HostingThe site lives on my account. Secure, fast, up. $15/month
- ManagementHosting, plus a change a month and me watching it. $30/month
- DomainBought in your name and your email, renewals watched so it never lapses. $40/year
You buy these because you’d rather not think about it, not because the site stops working without them.
After it ships
- Text or photo swapBack inside 48 hours. Already included if you’re on management. $75
- A whole new pageBuilt to match what’s already there. $350
- Anything broken in the first 30 daysMy mistake, my time. Free
Questions people ask before they call.
Does the domain cost money every year?
Yes, and it’s the only thing that has to. A domain runs about $12 to $20 a year, paid straight to the registrar such as Namecheap or Cloudflare, never to me. If you’d rather not deal with registrars and renewal emails, I buy it in your name and your email and watch the renewals for $40 a year. You stay the owner either way.
Can I keep the domain I already have?
You keep it. I point two DNS records at the new site, which takes about five minutes, and your old site stays up until you tell me to swap. Your business email is untouched, because it runs on different records.
Who owns it when it’s finished?
You do. The files, the domain, the accounts, all in your name. If you ever want to hand the whole thing to someone else, you can, and nothing of mine is in the way.
How long does it take?
A website is usually one to two weeks from the first call. A video is a few days once the footage is in my hands. We agree on the date at the same time as the price, and you see a working draft before anything goes live.
What do you need from me?
Your logo if you have one, photos of the real product or the real work, and twenty minutes on a call about who buys from you and why they come back. If the photos aren’t good enough to sell with, I’ll say so and we fix that first.
Do you work with businesses outside Gainesville?
Yes. Calls and email carry most of it either way, and I’ve built for people I’ve never met in person. I’m in Gainesville, Florida, so anyone local gets the option of sitting down.
Tell me what it has to do.
Twenty minutes on the phone and you have the number.
