Launch website
A one-page website in your name, live seven days after you send me the text and images. One payment, no subscription.
What you get
- One page, written and built to your brief
- Live seven days after I have your text and images
- One payment of $650 — no subscription, nothing to cancel
- Domain, hosting and code all in your name, paid direct to those providers
- Need up to five pages instead? That is $1,200, live in the same week
Included in every build
- Deployed to infrastructure you own, not a platform you rent from me
- Structured logging and alerting, so a failure reaches a human
- A one-page runbook: how it runs, how to restart it, what to check first
- The source, in a repository you control
- Thirty days of fixes after handover at no charge
How it works
You tell me what is costing you time — in hours a week, or in someone's salary. I price against that, not against my hours. The price above is fixed: if the build takes longer than I estimated, that is my problem, not your invoice.
Where this one stops
- One page at $650, or up to five at $1,200. Your text and images, two rounds of revisions.
- Not included: logo design, writing your copy from scratch, online payments, or a booking system.
- A separate quote for e-commerce, bookings, or more than five pages.
Where this ends
- One payment of $650 for the one-page build, or $1,200 for up to five pages. When the site is live and handed to you, the job is finished — there is no retainer you have to opt out of.
- Everything is in your name: the domain, the hosting account, the code. I set them up during the build and hand you the keys. I do not hold your accounts.
- No dashboard, no login, no portal for you to manage. It is a website; it sits there and works.
- You pay the domain registrar and the host directly. What that costs depends on the domain you want and how much traffic you get, so I will not quote you a figure I cannot stand behind — I will show you the actual options before you buy anything. That money never comes to me, so I have no reason to mark it up.
- After handover I am not involved again unless you want me to be. If you never call me back, the site keeps running anyway.
If you do want me involved later
Only if you want it. Rates are in line with what small-business web work goes for — freelance care plans generally run $95–350 a month, and ad-hoc work $50–150 an hour.
New page, copy changes, a form added. Billed for what it takes, nothing standing.
Up to an hour of changes a month, plus SSL renewal, backups checked, updates applied, and uptime monitored so you hear it from me and not a customer. Cancel any month.
Half up front, half on handover. If I get into it and cannot build what we agreed, I tell you as soon as I know and refund the deposit in full — I would rather return the money than hand over something that does not work. If you stop the project yourself, the deposit covers the work already done and you keep everything finished to that point, including the code.
The full terms →Yours is a bit different? Most are. Email me or book a call and we will work out the version you need, and its price.