Service scopes / USD
The $49 Website Fix and $499 Starter Website apply to their listed scopes. Larger websites and applications receive a written quote based on the required pages and functionality.
One small, clearly defined website issue: a form problem, display bug, mobile layout issue or minor WordPress or frontend fix.
Server, database or malware work, major debugging, custom features and large changes require a separate quote.
One single-page website with 5–7 sections, one standard enquiry form and one consolidated revision.
Additional pages, custom functionality, CMS, accounts, payments, translation, brand design and migration require a separate quote.
Around 4–6 responsive pages, a standard enquiry form and basic search metadata. Revision rounds agreed in the quote.
Copywriting, CMS, complex migration and multiple languages scoped separately.
A scoped online store with an agreed catalogue, product journey, commerce platform and required integrations.
Product data, migration, payment, tax, shipping, paid apps, platform subscriptions and transaction fees are scoped or charged separately.
One core business workflow, limited user roles, established components and a testable first release.
Complex billing, multi-tenancy, large migrations and regulated data need separate discovery.
A mobile feasibility brief defines the platform, backend and device requirements for a focused first release.
Native platforms, store work and device coverage must be agreed separately; store approval is not guaranteed.
One focused workflow connecting one or two established systems, with visible failures and a clear handoff point.
API usage, ongoing production support and complex data engineering are additional.
A tailored website feature, application capability or internal tool. The first release is defined before quoting.
User accounts and business state move into application scope. Third-party licences extra.
Basic website maintenance with agreed routine checks, update frequency and a defined response window.
No unlimited changes, new pages, new features, emergency support, malware cleanup, server or database work, SLA or 24/7 support. Additional work and third-party fees are quoted separately.
Use the starting prices as planning tools
Fixed prices apply only to their stated boundaries. Advanced projects show a starting price and receive a final quote after pages, workflows, integrations and responsibilities are understood. Custom Development is quoted individually.
Choose the right starting point
Best for a small, repeatable scope with explicit inclusions and exclusions: Website Fix or Starter Website.
See fixed scopes ↓Best when the pages or workflow can be agreed before build. The proposal records milestones and acceptance.
See project starting prices ↓Best for unfamiliar systems, migrations, regulated data or unclear requirements that cannot be priced responsibly yet.
Describe the unknowns ↗Pricing FAQ
No. They are starting prices in USD. The final proposal follows a review of deliverables, content, integrations, risks and timing. Custom Development is quoted individually.
Additional pages, custom states, accounts, payment flows, migration, complex integrations, regulated data, content work and short deadlines can expand the scope.
Domains, hosting, paid licences, platform fees, payment processing and API usage are separate unless the proposal explicitly includes them.
Deliverables, content responsibility, revision rounds, milestones, acceptance checks, payment terms and the defect window are agreed in writing. Quote validity and applicable taxes are stated in the proposal; taxes and third-party costs are not assumed included here.
Complex work may begin with separately quoted, time-boxed discovery. That produces findings and a first-release recommendation, not an unlimited audit or a promise to detect every defect.
Domains, hosting, paid licences, API usage and optional ongoing care are separate. Changes receive an estimate before implementation.
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