The packages explain common levels of complexity. The final proposal still records the actual pages, features, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
No public fixed price has been invented for this preview. Each project receives a written quote after the actual requirements are understood.
Best for a smaller service business needing a credible first website.
A concise site that explains the business, presents the main services and gives visitors a clear way to make contact.
Best for businesses competing across several services or areas.
A larger lead-generation or booking website with stronger service detail, local content and conversion measurement.
Best for ecommerce, portals, advanced bookings or custom workflows.
A custom-scoped website where functionality, data, integrations or user roles need more careful planning and testing.
This is a planning aid, not an automatic quote. It demonstrates how a website can guide and qualify a customer before they contact the business.
| Capability | Launch | Growth | Plus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Responsive design system | |||
| Core service and contact pages | |||
| Expanded local or service content | Limited | ||
| Bookings or advanced lead qualification | Optional | ||
| Ecommerce, portals or custom logic | — | Selected integrations | |
| Detailed technical specification | Concise scope | Expanded scope | Custom discovery |
| Ongoing care available |
These are discussed separately so the proposal remains clear rather than hiding costs inside vague wording.
Turning interviews, notes and existing material into approved website copy.
Logo refinement, custom illustration, photography coordination or more extensive brand work.
Moving products, articles, members or other structured information from an existing system.
Updates, backups, monitoring, content changes and allocated support after launch.
Use the full project planner to record the business, goals, features, timing, budget and content status in one reusable brief.
