One price, paid once

Most sites like this cost $3,000 or more, and do-it-yourself site builders charge $20 to $50 a month forever. Mine is $1,000, once, and you see it working before you pay.

$1,000

One time. No monthly fee.

A professional, mobile-friendly, multi-page website, designed for your business
Taken live on your own web address, which stays in your name
Three free changes in the first month, so we get every detail right
Hosting that costs you nothing ongoing (hosting is the service that keeps a website on the internet; sites like this run free)
A contact form that sends messages straight to your inbox

After the first month

Small changes: $75 flat

A text edit, a new photo, updated hours or prices, a staff change, a typo. You send it, I make it, you pay $75. No subscription sitting in the background for months when nothing needs changing.

Bigger work: quoted first

New pages, a redesign, online booking, a store. Anything that's a project rather than a tweak gets a written number from me before I start, so there are no surprises on the bill.

Questions people ask

Who owns the website?

You do. The web address is registered in your name (it runs about $15 a year, paid to the registrar, not to me), and the site itself is set up in your own account. If we ever part ways, everything stays with you.

I don't have a web address. Is that a problem?

Not at all, most businesses I talk to don't. Picking one and registering it in your name is part of the build, and I'll walk you through it in a few minutes.

What counts as a small change?

Anything I can do in one sitting: swap a photo, update your hours or prices, add a staff member, fix wording, adjust a section. If a request is bigger than that, I'll say so and quote it before touching anything.

Why is there no monthly fee? Every other option has one.

Because there doesn't need to be one. Small business sites can be hosted free, and once yours is built it mostly just sits there working. I'd rather charge $75 when you need something than $30 a month whether you do or not.

Is there government money for this?

Possibly. Innovation PEI's Small Business Assistance Program reimburses 50% of eligible professional fees, which on a $1,000 build could mean $500 back. A few things to know: it's a reimbursement, so you pay the full invoice first and claim it after, and the application has to go in before you commit to the work. Whether your project qualifies is Innovation PEI's call, not mine, so treat it as a bonus rather than a sure thing. I'll give you the written quote you need to apply, and you can reach Innovation PEI at 902-368-6300.

Do you build online stores or booking systems?

Yes, quoted separately as bigger work. If your business mostly needs people to find you, trust you, and get in touch, the $1,000 site covers it. If you need customers to pay or book online, tell me what you're after and I'll give you a number.

The next step costs nothing

Tell me about your business. I'll look at what you have now and show you what I'd build, and you decide after you've seen it.

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