Tell me about your business
Share the business category, service area, current website or domain, main customer action, and the useful material you already have.
how it works
Send your business details. Review the finished site. Approve it and go live.
Most standard sites do not need a string of design meetings. You provide the core business information, receive a complete preview, send one organized round of changes, and approve the site before it launches.
Schedule a short call only if needed
Many projects can be handled by email. If one question is easier to resolve by voice, we schedule a focused 15-20 minute call.
Review the scope and price
Before you pay, you see the website scope, setup price, monthly care, revision limit, ownership, and cancellation terms.
Send the materials for the site
Building starts after the agreed business information, logo or photos, links, and any needed account access are available.
Receive one complete preview
I organize the content, build the site, connect the domain and form, and test the main customer path before sending it to you.
Send one organized round of changes
You review the complete preview and send one organized list of corrections or agreed changes before final approval.
Approve the finished site
After the agreed revision is complete, you confirm the site is ready to launch. Larger redesigns or new features remain separate work.
Go live with managed care
The website goes live, monthly managed care begins, and routine support stays organized through email or the request form.
before you pay
You see what is included before work starts.
The agreement puts the price, included website work, review process, monthly care, ownership, and cancellation terms in one place.
- the standard website scope
- the $499 setup and $55 monthly care
- one consolidated revision round
- the material and access needed from you
- what technical care is included
- what counts as separate redesign or functionality work
- domain ownership and website portability
- cancellation and handoff terms
what you send
Send the core business material once, up front.
You do not need to write a polished website first. Send the real business information and usable materials you already have; I organize them into the site.
The build clock starts after the agreed information, photos, links, and access are available. If something required is missing, the project pauses rather than drifting.
- business name, category, city, and service area
- current website and whether you already own a domain
- the main action customers should take: call, quote request, visit, or booking link
- the number of main services you need to explain
- whether a usable logo and business photos are available
- your preferred launch timeframe
- confirmation that the standard service is not ecommerce or custom software
- confirmation that one consolidated revision round is included
- confirmation that the displayed $499 setup + $55/month price is within budget
timing and review
Timing, review, and support are spelled out up front.
Target launch is about 7-10 business days after complete materials are received for a standard project.
The preview review period is 7 days unless the agreement says otherwise.
If required material or approval is missing, the project pauses until it is available.
One consolidated revision round is included before launch.
Routine support requests are normally acknowledged within two business days.
Approved routine changes are usually scheduled within several business days.
Confirmed technical outages target same-business-day acknowledgement and receive higher priority than ordinary content requests.
Evenings and weekends are not intended for routine support.
reviewing your preview
You get one complete preview and one organized round of changes.
Use that review to correct wording, photos, service details, and agreed layout details before final approval.
Included revision work
Correcting wording, replacing a supplied photo, fixing a service detail, or adjusting the standard layout within the agreed scope.
Separate work
A new design direction, new pages, new functionality, a large content rewrite, or another revision cycle after approval.
after launch
You still have one person responsible for the site after launch.
Routine requests stay in email or the request form so they are documented and easy to track. You still know exactly who is responsible for the website.
A call can be scheduled when it is actually the better tool. Genuine outages are handled with higher priority.
- routine request: email or request form
- normal acknowledgement: within two business days
- approved routine change: usually scheduled within several business days
- technical outage: higher priority
- ordinary evenings and weekends: not routine support hours
- scheduled call: available when a conversation is useful
if you cancel later
Ending managed care does not erase the finished website.
The domain stays in your account, and a current copy of the finished site can be provided after the account is settled.
- You give the cancellation notice required by the agreement.
- I confirm the end date and any unpaid balance.
- After payment, you may request a current copy of the live website and business-specific data.
- If you want help moving it, migration to hosting in your name is quoted separately.
- After the move, you control that account and ongoing help is optional.
see if the service fits
Not every business needs this kind of website.
If customers mainly need to understand the business, call, or request an estimate, the standard managed website may be enough. Send the basics and I will tell you whether it fits.