The Number.
No Asterisks.
You came here for the price, so here it is — out in the open, with everything that's included and the one small thing you'll ever pay after. The catch is that there isn't one, and this whole page is the proof.
Most Won't
Show You a Number.
You've felt it. You go looking for what something costs, and the page says "request a quote." So now you have to hand over your name and your number and sit through a call just to learn whether you're even in the right ballpark. It's a tactic, and you already know what it's hiding: a price that changes depending on how much they think you'll pay.
Think about the last time you looked up a restaurant and the menu had no prices on it. You didn't think "how exclusive." You thought "what are they hiding," and you picked somewhere else. The moment a business won't tell you what something costs, the trust is gone — and trust is the entire game when someone's deciding whether to hire you.
So the number's right here, where you can read it without talking to anyone. Same price for everyone, posted in plain sight. If you'd build your business that way, you'll recognize a company that does too.
One Build.
Everything In It.
One flat fee for the whole thing. The studio's new, and your finished site is what builds the portfolio — so right now you get the exact same work for half. Two of the founding spots are already mid-build. When they're gone, they're gone for good. No fake countdown; if you're reading this, it's still here.
- A custom 5–6 page website, hand-coded line by line — no WordPress, Wix, or template underneath
- One local service-area landing page to reach a market you can't be found for today
- Full setup — domain, DNS, SSL, analytics, and search-console submission on launch day
- One full round of revisions before launch — flag anything, we fix it
- Free monthly performance reporting, for the life of the relationship
- The code and the domain, yours to keep — forever
The standard rate, for when the founding spots are filled. Identical deliverables, identical process, identical quality. The work never changes — only the number does.
"But I've Seen
It for $1,200."
So have we. Here's the part that's not on the flyer: $1,200 is the build — it's not what the site costs you. A template on WordPress, Wix, or Squarespace leans on plugins and themes that need constant updating, or it breaks, 404s, and slows to a crawl. So you pay someone every month just to keep it standing. Drag the sliders and watch the real number.
Look at the cheap route's best possible case — one year, the lowest maintenance plan. It still lands near $4,800: about what the standard build costs you here. You'd pay essentially the same money to end up with a template a thousand other contractors run, slow to load, needing constant patching just to stay online — and not built to close a single lead. It's only built to rank at all if you got lucky with a freelancer who happened to know SEO. That's cheap's best day. Drag the slider to where you'll actually be in two or three years, and it isn't close.
One LP Now.
Add More When It Pays.
Your build already includes one local service-area landing page. You don't need to think about a second one now — and we'd rather you didn't. The right time to add one is when the first is actually producing, and you'll know the exact moment that happens: your free monthly report shows you the leads it's bringing in, in plain numbers. When the page is paying for itself and you want to reach the next town over, another is a flat $3,000 — no introductory pricing, ever. Until then, it stays off your plate.
One Bill a Month.
That's It.
That's the only recurring cost. No retainer. No licensing fee. No "maintenance package" you're quietly paying for whether you need it or not. The hosting keeps your site fast and online, and the free monthly report keeps you in the loop.
Want to host it somewhere else and skip the $20? You can — you own the code and the domain, so the site goes wherever you want. Most contractors stay because it's painless and they want the reports, but you're never locked in. That's the difference between owning your site and renting it.
You Pay When
You Ask.
Every build includes one full round of revisions before launch — flag anything in that round and it's fixed, no charge. After the site is live, if you want changes down the road — a new service, fresh photos, a seasonal update — those are billed at $150 an hour, only when you ask for them.
No retainer ticking in the background. No minimum. If you don't need anything for a year, you don't pay a thing for a year. You're never on a meter for sitting still.
You Own It.
Forever.
This is the part most agencies bury. The code and the domain are registered in your name and handed to you the day the site goes live. There is no licensing model, no platform that holds your site hostage, no version of this where you stop paying and your website disappears.
You built your business to be yours. Your website should be too. Pay once, own it for good — the way it ought to work.
The Money Questions.
You Know the Number.
Now Let's Talk.
A quick call to see if it's a fit, both directions — no pitch, no pressure. While the founding rate's still up, the math is hard to argue with.