Straightforward plans
Choose the level of build and ongoing support your business actually needs. Final scope is confirmed in a written project order before payment.
Essential
+ $750 launch
A polished, focused website for a local business that needs a strong professional presence and dependable upkeep.
Growth
+ $1,250 launch
More depth, integrations, and continuing support for a business actively using its website to generate inquiries.
Lead Engine
+ $2,000 launch
An active website program for businesses that need ongoing pages, measurement, and conversion-focused improvements.
Available for the first five approved Essential projects. The founding price remains locked while the subscription stays continuously active and the project remains within Essential scope.
All prices are starting prices in U.S. dollars. Applicable tax and separately approved third-party costs are additional. Complex functionality, e-commerce, regulated-data workflows, custom applications, major content production, and advertising are separately scoped.
Plan comparison
Published packages make pricing consistent. A custom price is used only when the work is materially different.
| Service | Essential | Growth | Lead Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core initial pages | Up to 5 | Up to 10 | Expanded scope |
| Initial copy support | Refinement | More extensive | Campaign-focused |
| Managed hosting & SSL | Included | Included | Included |
| Forms & integrations | Core form | Multiple common integrations | Advanced tracking and pathways |
| Routine monthly work | 30 minutes | 1 hour | 2 hours |
| Reporting | Core analytics access | Periodic summary | Monthly reporting |
| Support priority | Standard | Priority | Highest |
| Initial commitment | Month to month | Month to month | Month to month |
Why a launch fee?
The launch fee covers discovery, structure, writing, design, setup, development, review, launch preparation, and infrastructure work. It allows the ongoing agreement to remain month to month without hiding the cost of the initial project.
The signed project order states when the launch fee becomes nonrefundable and what happens if the client delays or discontinues the project.
Common add-ons
No surprise invoice: add-on work begins only after written scope and pricing approval.
New service, location, team, campaign, or long-form resource page beyond the selected plan.
Local production coordination, editing, licensing, or custom visual assets.
Specialized CRM, scheduling, automation, payment, portal, or data workflow.
Ongoing local-search content, advertising support, campaign production, or conversion program beyond the plan.
Pricing questions
The service is intended to be month to month, but it still requires a written service agreement and project order. Cancellation is effective according to those documents, ordinarily at the end of the paid billing period.
The exact date is stated in the project order. Depending on the project, the first monthly payment may be collected at onboarding or scheduled around launch.
Automatic notices and retries are used. The agreement defines the grace period, potential suspension, archive period, and any restoration charge.
No. The monthly allowance exists to support current routine needs and ordinarily does not accumulate. Larger projects receive a separate scope.
They are identified in the proposal. The client should own its domain and core business accounts. Third-party fees are either paid directly by the client or shown transparently as approved pass-through costs.
A source-code transfer is not included in the monthly plans. A separate buyout may be considered for a particular project, but it must be expressly scoped, priced, and documented.
Not sure which plan fits?
We will recommend the lowest plan that responsibly covers the project.