$150 to $500 for the site. Then $29 or $59 a month if you want it looked after.

That is the whole price list. Anything your job needs beyond it goes in the written quote, before you say yes — not after.

Building your site · $150 to $500

~$150

One page.

Who you are, what you do, the area you cover, your photos, and a form that reaches you. Enough for most trades.

~$300

A few pages.

Your services listed separately, a gallery of finished work, your prices if you show them.

Up to $500

A bigger site.

Several pages, a lot of pictures of your work to lay out properly, or an old site rebuilt from the ground up.

Before any of that we talk, and the talking is free. Then you get one number in writing. If your job is really less than $150 of work, I will tell you that too. Most small sites are finished in one to two weeks — and most of that is me waiting on your photos.

Looking after it, once it’s live · month to month

$29 a month

Looked after

Stays online, with somebody paying attention to it
A copy saved every day, so a bad week can be put back
Safety updates on — the maintenance that keeps the door locked
Up to two small changes a month, asked for on your private page

$59 a month

Looked after, plus changes

Everything in the $29 plan
Up to an hour of changes a month — a new page, a season’s photos
Your messages go to the front of my line: done within two business days
What counts as a small change? Anything under about fifteen minutes — a photo, a price, your hours, a wording fix. They do not pile up month to month.
Not sure? Start on $29. It covers what most small sites actually need. Stop either plan whenever you like — your site and your files are still yours.

What is not in the price

Your web address. About $15 a year, paid to the registrar, in your name and not mine. Already have one? We use it.
Photos of your own work. Yours to take — I will tell you which shots the page needs and how to take them on a phone.
Anything bigger than a small business site. Big stores, booking systems, company rebuilds — I say so in the first email rather than take the money.

You pay when the site is finished and you have approved it. Not before.

No deposit. If you look at the finished site and decide you do not want it, you owe me nothing. The monthly plan, if you take one, starts the month after the site goes live.

Ask for your price