Pricing approach

A written scope before any launch work.

Review the direction first. If it is right for the business, the agreed launch work receives a flat written quote tied to a clear scope.

Review the direction

See the proposed pages and customer paths before deciding whether paid launch work makes sense.
Define the launch

Agree on the pages, content, tools, forms, integrations, hosting work, and handoff responsibilities.
Receive a flat quote

The quote is tied to the written scope. New work is discussed separately instead of becoming an open-ended retainer.

One project. One written scope. Ongoing work stays separate.

The quote covers the agreed pages, content, integrations, launch work, and handoff. Custom software and ongoing work require separate scopes.

What shapes the quote

Number of pages and navigation depth
Quality of existing photos, menu, service, and trust content
Whether ordering, booking, quote, or contact tools already exist
Whether the job is a front-end wrapper around a specialized backend
Launch, domain, hosting, redirect, and form-delivery complexity

Scoped separately

Custom software or a replacement operations platform
Replacement of specialized ordering, obituary, inventory, or booking systems
Large brand identity projects
Ad management or marketing automation
Ongoing content operations

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