Two tiers. One is finished.

Add-on: a website that answers

No usable website yet? I build one — around the same lead form the automation answers. It is not a brochure: someone fills in your form at 9pm and gets a real reply in seconds, from day one. It can be added to any of our automation plans, and it is only sold alongside one, because a website whose inquiries go unanswered is the exact problem this business exists to fix.

Below is what each package actually looks like — two example businesses, so you are judging the work, not taking our word for it. Every build is custom to the business it is for: your logo, your colours, your photos, your services, your words, your pages. These two share the same proven bones, and as you can see, they don't share a look.

One honest note: the examples carry logos I drew for them, but no photographs — they are fictional businesses, so there is nothing real to photograph, and I won't dress a demo in stock photos. Your build ships with your real photos throughout; collecting them is the first step of the project.

How the page math works: pages are $250 each. The two packages are fixed sets at a better rate — the template bones behind them are already built and proven, so the saving is real, not theatrics. A different shape (four pages, six pages) is priced at the page rate, and pages added after launch are $250 each too — deciding up front is genuinely the better deal.

Two rounds of revisions are included before launch. After that, choose how the site is looked after:

• $49/month — I keep it running. Hosting is included, small changes are included, and if anything breaks it is ours to fix, not something you have to notice and chase. Most months you will not think about your website at all, which is the point.
• Own the files. The site is yours to host and hand to anyone. If you want a change from me later, it is a flat $95 per request — no hourly surprises.

Worth thinking about before you choose: hours change, a service gets added, a photo needs swapping. Two or three of those in a year already costs more than the monthly — before anything has actually gone wrong.

What you provide before the clock starts

Your site goes live within two weeks of my receiving everything below — the clock starts when the last item arrives, not when you sign:

• Photos — every image you want used, as original files
• Descriptions — every service you offer, in your words. Every one: the automation will only ever promise what is on this list
• Hours and contact details — opening hours, the phone number and email to publish, and your service area
• Your domain — registered in your own name, on your own card (about $12/year; I walk you through it). It is your business's address and it should never be hostage to any vendor, including me

Logo design and copywriting are not included — if you need them, I quote them separately rather than absorbing them into a price that pretends they are free.

Ask about a build

Tell me what you have now — sometimes the answer is that your existing site just needs its form wired up, which is included in setup and costs nothing extra. I will say so if that is the case.