Seven stages, and you know where things stand at each one
Most people have been burned by a project that went quiet for six weeks. This is how we avoid that.
How we build your website
- 01
Understand
We talk through what your business does, who contacts you, and what is getting in the way. Before any recommendation, we want the actual problem.
- 02
Plan
You get a written scope: the pages, the systems, what is included, what is not, and the price. Nothing starts until that is agreed.
- 03
Design
Layouts built around your services and the way people decide to call you. You see the direction before it gets built.
- 04
Build
The site and any supporting systems get built, tested on real devices, and checked for speed and accessibility as we go.
- 05
Connect
Domain, DNS, hosting, forms, Google Business Profile, Search Console, and any integrations get configured and pointed at each other correctly.
- 06
Test
Forms are submitted for real. Pages get checked on phones, tablets, and desktops. Links, metadata, and error states all get verified.
- 07
Hand Off
You receive account access, the source repository, and a plain-language walkthrough of what exists and where it lives.
What happens after launch
You own the accounts and the code, so nothing stops working if we stop talking. If you want us for updates, additions, or a second phase, that is a separate conversation with its own scope and price. If you would rather handle it in house or bring in someone else, everything is documented well enough for that to be realistic.
What we ask from you
Honest answers about how the business runs, photos of real work where we have them, and reasonably prompt feedback at the review points. Projects slow down for one reason more than any other, and it is waiting on content.
You own what we build
Your website, accounts, and business information stay under your control. We build, connect, and configure everything, then hand it over so your business keeps ownership.
Some third-party software is licensed rather than owned, and we say so plainly when that applies. Otherwise, the domain, hosting, connected services, and finished project files sit under your business, per the project agreement.
Start a ProjectYour website
The finished site is yours, including the underlying files and source code handed over at the end of the project.
Your domain
Registered in your business name wherever practical, with you listed as the owner.
Your hosting
The hosting account belongs to you. You hold the login and you see the bill.
Your accounts
Search Console, Google Business Profile, email platforms, and other services set up under your business.
Your data
Content, photos, customer records, and form submissions stay yours and stay exportable.
Our part
We build the website, add the tools you need, and make sure your business stays in control of all of it.
A clear scope and a clear price before anything starts
We price per project because a simple site and a site with a content system, integrations, and customer tracking are not the same amount of work.
Scope agreed before work begins
You get the list of what is being built and the investment for it in writing before anything starts.
Priced by project complexity
A five-page site and a site with a content system and connected tools are different jobs, so each one is scoped and priced on its own.
A one-time investment
Projects are paid as a one-time investment rather than a required monthly subscription. Payment schedules can be structured around the scope.
Transparent third-party costs
Hosting, domains, and paid software carry their own costs. Wherever practical those accounts are created in your name and billed to you directly.
Tell us what your business needs.
No pressure and no obligation. Share what you are trying to improve, and we will recommend what we would build, what we would leave alone, and what the project would look like.