Starter
One-time lump sum
$4,000
One-time payment for build and launch
- Design and development included
- +$10/month hosting
- +$50/month unlimited edits
- Up to 5 pages
- $100 per additional page after 5
Pricing
Two straightforward ways to work together on your website.
Choose a one-time build, or go with a $0 down monthly plan where I keep everything running and updated. Either way, you get a fast, modern website that you’ll be proud to share.
Transparent structure
Simple pricing with clear page limits, support expectations, and ongoing costs.
Built for small businesses
Both options are designed around practical websites, not oversized retainers or complicated packages.
Support included
I am with you every step of the way, from pre to post launch.
Packages
Choose the setup that fits how you want to pay.
Either way, you get a fast, modern website that is built to represent your business professionally.
Most Popular
Small business web design plan
$175 / month
6 month minimum contract
- Design and development included
- Hosting included
- Unlimited edits
- Up to 5 pages
- $100 per additional page after 5
How To Choose
Both options lead to the same kind of site. The main difference is how you want to pay.
Both plans include ongoing support and unlimited edits. The choice really comes down to whether you want to pay a larger amount up front and smaller monthly costs after that, or start with $0 down and roll everything into monthly payments.
Best fit for the lump sum option
- You want to pay for the build up front
- You are comfortable with a smaller monthly cost afterward for hosting and ongoing support
- You prefer a lower long-term monthly payment
Best fit for the monthly plan
- You want to get started with $0 down
- You prefer to spread the full cost into predictable monthly payments
- You like having hosting, support, and edits folded into one plan
Questions?
If you are not sure which option fits, I can help you sort that out.
Send over a little context about your business, whether this is a new site or redesign, and whether you would rather pay more up front or go with the $0 down monthly option.