Projects tend to follow this shape, with room to adjust as we go.
The website you have in mind, in your own words. I’ll ask about everything around it: how people find you, how they book, what happens after.
The site and the and, written down: what gets built, the fixed fee, and the timeline. You read it. Ask anything.
I build it. You see it working before it goes live, not after, and nothing changes for your clients until you’ve watched it run.
You get the finished thing, plus documentation written for you rather than for a developer. For 30 days after, you email me questions and get real answers.
One fixed price, quoted before anything starts. Most projects land between $1,000 and $3,000 and take 2–4 weeks, depending on how big the and turns out to be.
Generally I bill half at the start and half when you go live. If another schedule suits your practice better, tell me and we’ll set it up. I never charge interest for payment plans.
Anything with an ongoing cost, like a domain, a mail service or a form tool, I’ll walk you through before it’s purchased, and I’ll always look for the version that does the job for the least each month.
You own it. The site, the domain and the accounts are in your name. If we stopped working together tomorrow, it keeps running and you can change it.
If something I built stops doing what it’s supposed to do, I fix it and you don’t pay for that. If you want it to do something new, that’s $100 an hour. What I won’t do is bill you monthly for something you already paid to own.