Start a project→Every project is quoted properly, but you shouldn't have to sit through a discovery call to find out whether we're in your range. These are the real starting numbers — and what moves them.
A defined website, store, or app with a fixed price and a fixed date. Milestone billing: 40% to start, 30% at design sign-off, 30% at launch.
A named developer, a set number of hours, and everything that keeps a site alive — updates, backups, security, monitoring, and the next improvement.
A short engagement on something slow, broken, or losing rankings. Findings and fixes on the same invoice, not a deck recommending phase two.
Not upsells. If we quote a build, these are in it.
Because the alternative wastes both our time. If $9,000 is impossible for you, you should know that in ten seconds rather than after two calls and a proposal.
They're the honest floor for a project we'd be happy to put our name on. Most engagements land within 30% of the starting figure; the ones that don't are usually integration-heavy, and we flag that in the first conversation.
Yes — a landing page, an asset set, or a fix list are all real engagements for us. Below about $1,200 it's usually cheaper for you to find a freelancer, and we'll say so.
40% to start, 30% at design sign-off, 30% at launch for fixed-scope work. Retainers are billed monthly in advance. Net 14 on everything.
We write a change note with a price and a date impact before doing the work, and you approve it. No surprise line items at the end.
Effectively yes — design and build bought together costs less than the two separately, because the handover overhead disappears. It's priced into the quote rather than discounted off it.