Tell us about your project.

It depends on the number of pages, how much of the text and photos already exist, and whether you need more than one language. You get an exact figure in writing after a free twenty-minute call. Before that, any number is a guess — and a guessed number is no use to either of us.

A small site is typically two to four weeks. The part that slows projects down is almost never the building — it is waiting for text and photos. If you have those ready, it is faster.

Two or three hours across the whole project. A conversation about the business, whatever text and photos you have, and access to your domain if one exists. If you do not have text, we help you shape it — we just do not invent your business for you.

You do — entirely. Domain, hosting, code, ad accounts and files are registered in your name from the start. If you ever want to move to another agency, you take everything with you. We are not interested in holding anything hostage.

Sometimes because the job really is smaller than we think — and in that case take it. Sometimes because the quote covers building the pages but not the architecture, the copy, the measurement, or what happens after launch. Ask both of us the same question: what exactly is included, and what is not.

Not always, and we will tell you if you do not. A page is enough when your customers find you by reputation and buy in messages. A site starts to matter when people search for what you sell and land on a competitor instead, or when you want the ad money you spend to be measurable.

That is what the stages are for. You see the structure before the design, and the design before the build — so nothing is a surprise at the end. Revision rounds are included at each stage and written into the plan, so you know exactly how many there are before we start.

Yes — that is most of our work. A one-person business with real customers is a better fit for us than a large company that wants twelve approval meetings.