From yes to live

The only thing that slows a build down is waiting on your content.

So we make that part explicit, with a list and a date, before anyone starts.

Six steps

1

A twenty-minute call

What the business does, who you want arriving, and the one thing the site has to make happen. We tell you which price it is.
2

The brief

A short form you fill in. It sets the site's one job, the pages, and the tone. Everything after this is measured against it.
3

Your content checklist

Exactly what we need — text, images, logo, hours, links — with a date on it. The build clock starts when it is complete.
4

We build

You see the real site on a real URL. Weeks, not months.
5

One round of changes

You review the whole site at once, we change it, we launch. Bounded on purpose so the project finishes.
6

We run it

Patching, content changes, and your annual structural change. This part does not end.

Only one round of revisions?: Before launch, yes, on the whole site at once — bounded so the project actually finishes. After launch, content changes are unlimited and included, so the things people normally save up for a revision round are simply ongoing.
What if I do not have photos or copy?: Neither is included. Copywriting is $350 a page and photography is arranged at cost plus $250 coordination, and we can organise both. What we will not do is let a project sit half-finished for months waiting on content, which is why the checklist has a date.
Who owns the domain?: You do, registered in your name from the start. If you ever leave there is nothing to prise loose.

Twenty minutes, and you will know the price and the plan.