Pricing
What a new site costs to build, and what it costs to keep online and cared for afterward.
Building your website
Every project is scoped to what you actually need — these are starting points, not rigid quotes.
A single, focused page — perfect for announcing a new service, a simple business presence, or a targeted campaign.
- One custom-designed page
- Contact form built in
- Mobile-friendly, fast-loading
A full multi-page site — home, services, about, contact, and anything else your business needs to make a real first impression.
- Multiple custom-designed pages
- Content structure & copy guidance
- Photo galleries, forms, integrations
- SEO-friendly setup from day one
E-commerce, booking systems, member logins, or anything with real functionality beyond a standard brochure site.
- Custom functionality & integrations
- E-commerce or booking capability
- Scoped and quoted after a short call
Keeping it online and cared for
Hosting and maintenance, billed monthly or yearly — starts once your site is live.
Every plan includes 1 domain. Additional domains are $5/mo each. 4 or more domains total gets 20% off annual billing instead.
- Managed hosting & SSL
- Nightly backups
- Core & plugin updates
- Uptime monitoring
- Email support
- Everything in Starter
- 30 min. of content updates/mo
- Priority support (same business day)
- Monthly performance report
- Security monitoring
- Everything in Growth
- 2 hrs of content/dev updates per mo
- Phone support, 1 business day SLA
- Staging site for testing changes
- Quarterly strategy check-in
Common questions
Why is design priced separately from hosting?
Building a site is a one-time project with a scope; hosting and maintenance is an ongoing service. Keeping them separate means you're not paying build-project rates every month once your site is live.
Can I switch plans later?
Yes — upgrade or downgrade any time as your needs change. No long-term contracts.
What if I already have a site elsewhere?
We can migrate an existing WordPress site onto our hosting with minimal downtime, then take over maintenance from there.
What counts as a "content update"?
Text edits, swapping images, adding a new team member or service — small changes that don't require a redesign.
Not sure what you need?
Tell us about your project and we'll recommend a starting point.