Your website. Your budget.
Your next step.

Yes. Once the build is paid in full, you own the completed website and transferable deliverables, subject to any third-party platform, asset, and license restrictions. We’ll explain those before work starts.

No. Maintenance is completely optional and month-to-month. You can cancel without losing ownership of your website. If you decline maintenance, hosting and future updates need to be arranged separately.

The build fee is split into a 50% deposit upfront and the remaining 50% before launch or handover. This website does not process payments or activate subscriptions.

Hosting arrangements are agreed separately. Domain registration, third-party services, licenses, and paid assets may be additional and will be disclosed. There is no promise of free lifetime hosting.

We agree on a realistic timeline after reviewing your content, page count, design needs, and integrations. There is no one-size-fits-all deadline.

Your proposal will define the page count, revision rounds, and deliverables. Scope additions, major redesigns, and work outside that agreement are quoted separately.

Starter ($500) covers up to 3 agreed pages, responsive design, a contact form, and basic SEO/launch setup. Business ($1,000) covers up to 7 agreed pages, more design customization, lead forms, analytics-ready setup, and basic on-page SEO. Premium ($2,000) covers up to 12 agreed pages, advanced custom design, and booking/CRM integration only to the extent specified in your written scope. Analytics-ready means prepared for a separately approved tool, not active tracking or ongoing reporting.

A page is an agreed website page, not an unlimited collection of screens or features. Extra pages, major scope changes, e-commerce, custom applications, ongoing SEO campaigns, paid tools, and third-party subscriptions are not automatically included. Starter customers supply text and photos; we tidy the wording. Business includes page copy written from customer-supplied facts and up to 6 edited or illustrated images. Premium includes copy for all agreed pages, including service-area pages, and up to 15 images. Any paid media or generation credits require separate approval. Original photography, copy for other channels, migration, and custom integration development are outside the standard scope and must be flagged to the owner. Search rankings and customer inquiry volumes are not guaranteed.

Your written proposal lists the pages, features, supplied content, revision rounds, delivery schedule, acceptance criteria, integration limits, and handover items. It also sets any content or migration responsibilities, third-party costs, and cancellation/refund terms. Maintenance allowances and response times require a separate written care scope. Those details are agreed before payment; the website does not imply unlimited revisions or support.

Starter includes 1 consolidated pre-launch revision round, Business 2, and Premium 3. Revisions refine the agreed direction; new pages, features, or a new brief are scope changes. Premium includes up to 2 standard integrations, such as a supported booking embed and map, within the written scope—not custom software. Starter includes standard contact-form delivery and click-to-call when a customer supplies a publishable number, not extra third-party integrations; Business routes its quote form to the customer’s inbox. Any paid tool or work outside scope is flagged to the owner to upgrade, exclude, or approve as an exception. No extra fee or subscription is added automatically.

Proposed allowances for review are 30 minutes at $50, 60 minutes at $125, and 120 minutes at $200 per month, including routine checks and content edits. Time does not roll over. No unlimited edits or hidden charges: extra work is flagged for owner approval before a separate agreement. Planning targets of 3, 2, and 1 business days concern acknowledgment, not resolution; no support commitment starts until staffing and written terms are confirmed.