Scope it. Build it. Launch it.
The standard project path. A deposit gets it started. Milestone or final payments carry it through. Defined deliverables, a defined launch date, and every term in writing before a single page gets built.
A complete project. Not an arbitrary page package.
The website gets scoped around what your business needs to communicate and what your customers need to do. Not around a tier on a pricing chart.
The proposal defines the pages, features, content, visuals, responsibilities, timeline, payments, and ownership terms. You know what you’re buying before you buy it.
Run like a real project. Because it is one.
Discovery
I learn the services, customers, locations, goals, current materials, and what customers need to do on the site. You talk. I take notes.
Scope and proposal
You get the deliverables, price, payment milestones, responsibilities, and ownership terms—before approving any work. No moving targets.
Production and review
I write, design, build, and connect the pages. You give feedback at defined review points. No radio silence, no surprise reveal.
Launch and delivery
The approved website is tested, launched, and delivered under the agreed ownership, hosting, and support arrangement. It’s yours—files and domain.
What the project can deliver.
Your scope decides which of these the site needs. The proposal names each one.
- Business and audience discovery
- Professional homepage
- Dedicated service pages
- Service-area content
- Website copywriting
- Custom visual direction
- Contact, booking, or sales paths
- Google and AI-search structure
- Responsive development
- Launch and support options
Choose this path when the project is ready to fund.
You have a launch target
You want a planned schedule and can supply information and feedback on time. We set a date and hit it together.
You can say yes
The decision maker can approve scope, content, design direction, and milestone payments without a committee.
You know your business
The services, audiences, locations, and required features are understood well enough to scope. Most owners know. They just haven’t written it down.
You’d rather pay it as a project
Deposit and balance instead of monthly payments. Same build, funded up front.
Budget tight right now? Same site, spread out. A set monthly payment toward one agreed total, everything in writing, and the site is completely yours when paid. That’s pay over time. One price. Two ways to pay it.
Ready to scope it?
Start with a discovery conversation. The proposal gets built around your business—not a generic package.