Web design & developmentA website that fits your business and helps people find it.

Yes, and they're the same project either way. Both start with a short conversation about your business, followed by a written scope and a price before any work begins.

If you're moving an existing site, protecting the pages that already bring people in is part of the job, not an extra.

I build custom websites rather than on a platform like Wix, Squarespace, or WordPress. If your current site already runs on one of those, Essentials, Standard, and the Care Plan all still work there. Hosting is the piece that means moving the site.

Booking, a shop, a CRM, or another tool you already use is scoped into the project, or handled as Systems integration & migration.

That's part of the plan. Before I move an established site, I look at the URLs that already bring people in, then keep them or set up redirects so that work isn't thrown away.

Rankings can still move during a migration. Anyone who promises they won't is guessing. Search belongs in the rebuild, not after the old site is gone.

You're on Essentials for the first three months, which covers hosting and an hour a month of changes. After that you can stay there at $129 a month, move up to Standard or the Care Plan if the site changes more often, drop to hosting only at $39, or cancel with 30 days notice. If you'd rather not be on a plan, small changes are $125 an hour, billed in one-hour increments.

It depends on the size of the job. The starting price covers a straightforward site of about five pages. A shop, online booking, or a larger migration costs more. I'll look at what you need, then put the scope and the price in writing before any work starts.