Question 1

How much does a website cost?

Accepted Answer

Website design starts at $3,000. That is the floor for a build where the offer and the copy get rewritten rather than reskinned. What moves the number is page count, how many services or locations need a page of their own, and whether you are selling online. You get a written scope, a price and a dated timeline after the discovery call, and nothing starts until you have seen all three.

Question 2

How long does it take to build a website?

Accepted Answer

Thirty days from kickoff for a standard build. That clock only runs while the file is with us: it pauses the day we hand over copy or designs for review and starts again when your feedback comes back. In practice the only thing that stretches a website timeline is a slow approval, which is why we ask up front who has to sign off. Online stores and multi-location builds run longer and carry their own dated schedule in the proposal.

Question 3

How many rounds of revisions do I get?

Accepted Answer

Three, and they are written into the contract. We do not offer unlimited revisions, because unlimited revisions is how a site dies of a thousand small opinions and launches six months late. Three rounds forces the useful version of the conversation: gather everyone who gets a say, send one consolidated list, and we make the changes. Work outside the agreed scope is quoted as its own piece of work rather than absorbed into a round.

Question 4

Who actually works on my website?

Accepted Answer

James Price does the diagnosis, the copy and the design decisions, and he is the person you talk to. Specialist contractors are brought in for defined pieces of work, such as a heavy integration, and they build to a spec he wrote. What does not happen here is a senior selling the job and a junior building it, or an account manager relaying your feedback to someone you have never met.

Question 5

Which platform will you build on?

Accepted Answer

We decide, and the reasoning is written into the proposal. The rule: no online catalogue, which covers most service businesses, means a custom build, because it is faster and there is no plugin stack to patch. Under 100 SKUs on a single price list means WordPress with WooCommerce or a custom build, whichever you would rather edit yourself. Over 100 SKUs, an ERP or inventory system that has to stay in sync such as QuickBooks or NetSuite, or wholesale tiers and customer-specific pricing means Shopify, because rebuilding that logic elsewhere costs more to maintain than the licence ever saves.

Question 6

What if the new site performs worse than my current one?

Accepted Answer

That is why we baseline the current site before touching it: traffic, form submissions and calls, recorded before anything changes, so the comparison after relaunch is a number instead of a feeling. It is also what the guarantee is for. If your new website doesn't outperform your current one, we work for free until it does. On a redesign we keep the URLs and the pages that already earn traffic. Nothing that ranks gets thrown out for looking dated.

Question 7

Do I own my website and all the accounts?

Accepted Answer

You own everything. On final payment the code, the domain, the hosting, the analytics property and every password transfer to you. There is no proprietary page builder that only works while you keep paying us and no licence that expires when you leave. If you fire us you leave with a working website, which is the only version of this arrangement worth signing.

Question 8

What happens with SEO and maintenance after launch?

Accepted Answer

Every build ships with the technical layer done: clean URL structure, metadata, schema markup, compressed images, Core Web Vitals measured and fixed before launch rather than after, and Google Analytics 4 plus Search Console wired up before handoff. That is the floor a site needs to compete, not a ranking campaign. Earning rankings is ongoing SEO work and is quoted separately. Maintenance is separate too: 90 days of bug fixes are included with every build, and a monthly plan takes over from there if you want plugins, backups and uptime handled.

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Copy Before Pixels

Fast On A Cheap Phone

Tracking Wired First

90-Day Bug Warranty

30 Days From Kickoff

Principal-Led

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Our Website Design Process

Frequently Asked Questions About Website Design

Our Web Design Work

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Wingit

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