No quotes to chase and no discovery call before you're allowed to hear a number. Three options, and the number is the number. You see the finished site before you pay for it — if it isn't right, you walk away and it hasn't cost you anything.
One scrolling page with everything on it: who you are, what you do, and how to book you. Right for sole traders and anyone just getting started.
14 days free from the day it's finished, then the monthly starts.
One round of changes before it goes live.
Five pages, email on your own name, and room for the whole story. Right when one page can't carry it.
7 days free to look it over. The build fee is due within 7 days of completion.
Three rounds of changes before it goes live.
Extra pages, or anything outside this, is quoted before work starts — never after.
The five-page site, plus an assistant built on your business that answers your customers while you're asleep — and tells you every month what they asked.
7 days free to look it over. The build fee is due within 7 days of completion.
Three rounds of changes before it goes live.
That last list is deliberate. An assistant that guesses makes promises you have to keep.
The monthly is the part that matters — it's what stops a website quietly going stale, breaking, or sending enquiries nowhere. Each tier includes everything in the one before it.
Anything past a small change — extra pages, an online shop, a booking system, an ad campaign. Nothing is off the table. Tell me what you're after and I'll give you one number for the whole job, agreed before I start. It doesn't move, and there's no meter running while I work.
Yes, on all three. Pay for 12 months and you only pay for 10 — $470 instead of $564, $970 instead of $1,164, or $1,470 instead of $1,764. The build fee is unchanged either way. Annual plans are non-refundable, but if you cancel you keep the site.
Yes, and it starts when the site is finished rather than when you enquire. The one-page site gives you 14 days; the five-page options give you 7 days. Nothing is charged until it ends, and you'll get a reminder first. During the trial the site runs on a Studio Velox address — it moves onto your own domain once the first payment clears.
The build is, and there's no catch in the small print. I'd rather look after a site properly for years than charge a big fee once and disappear — so the free build only makes sense alongside the monthly plan. I'm also at the stage of wanting to help people get off the ground, and a $1,500 quote is what usually stops them.
Anything I can do in well under an hour. New dates, a price update, swapping a photo, fixing a typo, adding a review. If a request is bigger than that I'll tell you before doing it, never after.
Ask. The honest answer is that 7 days is what I can promise everybody, and I'd rather not quietly push someone else's job back. If it's genuinely urgent there's usually a way to do it, and it'll be priced accordingly so it's fair on the people already waiting.
That can be arranged — we agree a figure for the site, you own it, and that's the end of it. Anything you need afterwards is quoted job by job. It costs more up front than the monthly, because the monthly is what pays for looking after it.
Message me. No ticket system and no portal to learn. Most changes are live the same day.
You do. The domain is registered in your name and the website is yours. If you ever leave, you take it with you.
No, and there's no exit fee either. You get 14 days free to look it over — cancel in that time and you've paid nothing, though the site comes down. After that it's $47 a month and you can stop whenever you like. The last month you paid for is the end of it, and the site stays yours.
Card payment through Stripe. The monthly fee comes out automatically on the same date each month, and you can update your card or manage the plan yourself at any time.
Tell me a bit about the business and I'll come back to you with what I'd build and what it'd cost. No obligation, and nothing to pay to find out.