Your work is good.
Your website should say so.

Almost nobody does. I'll write the first draft of every page from our call, and you edit it — reacting to words on a page is far easier than producing them.

For photos, I'll send you a short shot list and the two or three settings that make phone photos look good. If your business really needs a photographer, I'll say so and help you find one.

No. The Care Plan is optional and always has been. If you'd rather handle it yourself, I'll set everything up under your own accounts, hand you the logins, and show you where the bills come from. Roughly $15–$25 a month, depending on what the site does.

About an hour, total: a twenty-minute call, twenty minutes looking at the preview link, and twenty minutes of notes. Everything else — domains, hosting, Google, the writing, the technical parts nobody enjoys — is mine.

Then we start by being honest about whether it needs replacing or just fixing. Sometimes the answer is a few hundred dollars of repair work instead of a rebuild, and I'll tell you that rather than sell you a package you don't need.

No. The whole build runs on a video call, a private preview link and email, so we can work together wherever you are. If meeting face to face is easy for both of us, I'm glad to — walking a shop floor tells me things a call never will — but nothing about the price or the timeline depends on it. If you're in a very different time zone, say so on the form and we'll pick call times that don't ruin anyone's morning.

Half to reserve your build slot, half on launch day. Two ways to pay it: card or bank transfer through Stripe — I send a link, it takes a minute and you never hand me a card number — or cash, if that's simpler for you. No checks.

Either way you get an itemised invoice, and nothing gets billed that wasn't agreed on the call. The Care Plan, if you add it, bills monthly through Stripe and you can cancel it yourself any time.

Small changes are covered by the Care Plan. Bigger ones — a new section, a second location, an online store added a year in — get quoted as their own small project, at a price you approve before I touch anything.

Because I only take a few builds at a time, and because the wrong fit wastes your afternoon as much as mine. The form tells me what you sell, what you need and when — enough to know whether I'm the right person before either of us gets on a call. If I'm not, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.