Custom design
Built around your brand and buyers, not a template.
No matter the budget, every site I build comes with the essentials, not bolted on as extras.
Built around your brand and buyers, not a template.
Looks and works right on every phone and tablet.
Tuned for Core Web Vitals so pages open quickly.
Titles, meta, and structure set up to rank from day one.
Enquiry forms wired straight to your inbox or CRM.
Small fixes and changes covered after launch.
Starting prices for the work I do, by what you are actually buying. These are floors, not caps, where a project lands depends on the four things below the table.
| What you are buying | From | Timeline | What that gets you |
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| One-page / focused site | $499 | About a week | One strong page that turns visitors into enquiries. The leanest way to get online properly.
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| Business website (5 to 12 pages) | $999 | 2 to 4 weeks | Home, services, about, contact and the pages that sell. The usual choice for a small business.
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| Business automation | $399 | 1 to 2 weeks | Connecting the tools you already pay for so the repetitive work runs itself.
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| Web application or dashboard | $1,499 | From 3 weeks | A system built around your process: portals, admin panels, internal tools.
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| Mobile app (iOS and Android) | $1,999 | From 4 weeks | One Flutter codebase on both stores, rather than two builds.
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Prices are quoted in USD and fixed before work starts. Hosting and a domain are yours to own, budget roughly $50 to $150 a year for a small business site, and maintenance is optional, never required to keep the site live.
Four things decide where a website lands in that range. Here’s how each one moves the number.
A one-page site costs less than a 12-page site with services, a blog, and landing pages.
A clean, conversion-first build is leaner than heavy custom animation and bespoke layouts.
Booking, payments, multi-language, or CRM connections add scope beyond a standard site.
Whether you bring the copy or need it written, and how much SEO groundwork you want at launch.
You always get a fixed quote before any work starts, no hourly surprises.
Ten things in every project, whatever it costs. Most quotes either leave these out or bill them separately.
Bugs fixed free, small tweaks handled and questions answered by the person who wrote the code, for a full year after launch.
Page structure, titles, meta descriptions, schema markup and an XML sitemap, done during the build instead of sold back to you later.
Compressed images, caching and clean hand-written code, so the site opens fast on mobile data, not just on office Wi-Fi.
Visitor tracking set up before you go live, so you can see where people come from and what they actually do on the site.
Contact forms with spam and bot protection, WhatsApp buttons and click-to-call, pointed at your inbox or your phone.
Designed on a phone screen and then scaled up, because that is where most of your visitors already are.
Domain, hosting and every admin login in your name, handed over at the end. No page builder lock-in and no developer holding the keys.
Scope, timeline and figure agreed in writing. No hourly billing and no invoice that grows while the project runs.
The person who writes your code answers your message. No account manager, no ticket queue, no telephone game.
Pages, text and images stay editable after handover, so routine changes never need a developer or another invoice.
Every item above is in the price. Nothing here is an add-on, and nothing here appears on a later invoice.
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Send me your website address. I’ll look at speed, mobile and how clearly it turns visitors into enquiries, and tell you honestly what I’d fix first. Free, no strings.
Tap a question and I’ll answer it. Still unsure? Message me and I’ll talk it through.
Straight answers to what clients ask me before they hire.
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A website, an app, some automation, or something you’re still figuring out. Tell me the problem and I’ll give you a straight answer on what it takes. No pressure, no sales team.