Replacing a website
$500then $25 a month
A site you already have and dread touching. The $25 covers hosting and the dashboard.
What replacing your website looks like
A site you dread touching becomes one update you make yourself and see in minutes. Here's the whole process and what it costs.
Your site today
It runs on WordPress, Squarespace, or something custom from an agency that's gone. It's slow, and changing your own hours means paying someone and waiting. So the site goes stale, and stale is what your customers see.
The rebuild
I rebuild it to load fast, look like a business worth calling, and actually show up in searches. You keep your domain and your current look, or I can do a full redesign. You see the whole thing and approve it before anything switches over.
Your dashboard
A private page where you change the things that matter: hours, prices, photos, a holiday closure. Hit publish and it's live in minutes. No one to call, nothing to break.
You see who's visiting
Every site I build has Google Analytics wired in: how many people visit, what they look at, where they came from. It's a far clearer picture than the Google Business Profile dashboard, and it tells you what's actually bringing customers in.
What the rebuild costs
$500/$1,000+ to move an existing site or build a new one, as a fixed quote, not an estimate that grows. After that it's $25 a month for hosting and the dashboard.
Pricing
A new site from scratch
starting at$1,000then $25 a month
No site at all, or a Google listing with nothing behind it.
Getting found
Includedwith any site work
Showing up when a nearby person searches for what you do.
Ongoing management
from$150a month, all-in
Your site, Google profile, ongoing search work, social media posts, content updates — scaled to what your business needs. You pay for the build up front; management and hosting are included after that.
Technical consulting
Quotedper engagement
Everything else you run: a point-of-sale that no longer fits, two tools doing one job, bookings and reviews in four places.
Request a consultation
Tell me about your business and the software behind it.
Or reach me directly: [email protected] (720) 663-9328