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Our fees
Design, build, setup and support. Paid to Ireva Edaj LLC, starting with a 25% deposit.
FAQ
Pricing, start to finish
Every website has two kinds of costs: our fee to design and build it, and a few outside services that keep it running. Here is all of it, so the number you budget is the number you pay.
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Design, build, setup and support. Paid to Ireva Edaj LLC, starting with a 25% deposit.
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Your domain, hosting, email, payments and newsletter. Paid by you directly to each provider, so every account stays in your name. We never mark them up.
Before we start building
Building starts only when everything below is in place. It keeps your project on schedule and leaves no surprise bills.
Login access for every account your site uses (domain, hosting, Stripe, Memberful, Beehiiv and any others) must be provided before we begin building.
Every paid tool needs a credit card in your name. You enter it on the provider's own billing page. We can do it together on a quick call, or send you step-by-step instructions.
Your quote lists every tool, its exact monthly amount and when billing starts. You approve it before any account is set up.
Paid directly to each provider
You only pay for what your site uses. Most small business sites need just a domain, and hosting is often free. We set everything up in your name and walk you through each bill.
Your web address (yourbusiness.com)
About $11 the first year
About $19/year after
Netlify
Keeps your site online and secure
$0 for most small sites
$9–$20/mo for high traffic
Visitor stats and your Google Maps listing
$0
Google Workspace
you@yourbusiness.com
$8.40/mo per person
Formspree
Sends contact form messages to your inbox
$0 up to 50/mo
$10–$15/mo for more
Stripe
Takes payments on your site
No monthly fee
2.9% + 30¢ per sale
Beehiiv
Collects subscribers and sends your newsletter
$0 up to 2,500 subscribers
Paid plans from $49/mo
Memberful
Paid members, gated content, member logins
$49/mo
+ 4.9% per sale
Shopify
Products, inventory, checkout
$29–$39/mo
+ 2.9% + 30¢ per sale
Prices are set by each provider, not by us, and were checked in October 2026. They can change; we confirm current prices in your written quote.
Know your bills
These tools bill you directly, every month, for as long as you use them. Your written quote lists the exact tools your site uses, the exact monthly amount for each, and when each charge starts.
Brochure Site with one business mailbox
$8.40/mo
Plus per sale: None
Business Pro + newsletter, one mailbox
$8.40/mo
Plus per sale: None
Membership site, one mailbox
$57.40/mo
Plus per sale: About 7.8% + 30¢ per payment
Shopify store, one mailbox
$47.40/mo
$37.40/mo with Shopify billed yearly
Plus per sale: 2.9% + 30¢ per sale
Per-sale fees come out of each payment automatically; they never show up as a separate bill.
Our fee for setting them up
$350
Beehiiv: email domain, signup form
$400
Memberful: plans, checkout, member sign-in
$95/hr
Stripe, Google, Shopify, social accounts
Fill out a short intake form and we'll send a full breakdown within 1–2 business days. Free, with no obligation.
Get a Free QuoteFlat rates, published up front. The only variable is scope, and the quote builder prices scope as you pick it.
Hourly billing makes you nervous about asking questions, and it punishes us for working quickly. A flat project price means you know the number before you sign and we absorb the risk of a build taking longer than expected.
Hourly rates still exist for open-ended work: $95/hr for updates and fixes on an existing site, $150/hr for consulting where there is no build attached. Project rates start at $2,400 because a brochure build is 30 to 40 hours of work, and we would rather publish an honest number than discover it halfway through.
Standard projects take a 25% deposit at contract signing, which reserves your slot on the calendar and covers discovery and design. The remaining 75% is due at launch, before we transfer ownership.
Rush projects under 3 months take 50% up front, because they displace other scheduled work.
None from us by default. You own the site and pay your outside services directly to each provider. Most small business sites need just a domain (about $11 the first year, about $19/year after), and hosting on Netlify is $0 for most small sites.
Maintenance and SEO are optional: maintenance from $150/mo covers updates, backups and security, and an SEO retainer from $500/mo covers ongoing optimization. You can start, pause or stop either at any time.
We write the scope into the contract: the page count, the feature list and the number of revision rounds. If you want something outside that, we quote it as a change order before doing the work, priced at the same published rates. Nothing gets added to your invoice as a surprise.
Pay by card through Stripe. A 25% deposit starts the project (50% for rush builds), and the balance is due before launch. Larger projects can be split into scheduled payments.
If you can’t use a credit card, CashApp to $ValdimirSevere is available, or cash in person. CashApp payments require 50% up front. Please put your business name in the payment note so we can match it to your project.
Standard builds run 3–4 months. Most of that is content, feedback and revision cycles rather than code.
Design and development are only part of it. The schedule accounts for discovery, a design round with your feedback, the build, content collection, revisions, testing on real devices and launch checks.
Projects that finish fast are the ones where content arrives early. The single biggest cause of delay is waiting on copy and photos.
Yes, under 3 months for a $1,000 rush fee and a 50% deposit. The condition is that everything is in hand before we start: all copy, all photos, logo files, domain and hosting credentials, and social links. Rush builds fail when content trickles in, so we do not start one until the folder is complete.
Two rounds on the Brochure package, three on Business Pro. A round means you send one consolidated list of changes and we work through it. Additional rounds are billed at $95/hr.
We move the site to your hosting, connect your domain, test forms and mobile, submit your sitemap to Google, and hand over every login. The site is yours; there is nothing locked to us.
SEO means making it easy for search engines to understand your site and for people to choose it. Here is what is included, what costs extra, and what nobody can promise.
The technical foundations: a unique page title and meta description on every page, proper heading structure, clean URLs, image alt text, a sitemap submitted to Google, Google Search Console connected, mobile-friendly layout and fast load times.
This is what gets you indexed and eligible to rank. It does not, on its own, put you at the top for a competitive search term.
Advanced SEO ($600 one-time) adds keyword research for your specific market, page copy written around those keywords, local schema markup so Google can read your address and hours, a Google Business Profile setup, and location pages if you serve multiple areas.
It is worth it if customers find businesses like yours by searching rather than by referral. A restaurant or a plumber needs it. A consultancy that runs on introductions usually does not.
Ongoing work that a one-time setup cannot cover: publishing new content aimed at search terms you want, building and cleaning up local citations and directory listings, monitoring rankings and traffic in Search Console, fixing technical issues as they appear, and a monthly report explaining what moved and why.
From $500/mo. Results compound, so it makes sense as a 6-month commitment or not at all.
No, and anyone who does is selling you something. Rankings depend on your competition, your domain age, your reviews and Google algorithm changes that nobody controls.
What we can promise: the technical work will be done correctly, you will be indexed, and you will be able to see your own traffic data instead of taking our word for it.
A new domain typically takes 3–6 months to gain traction on anything competitive, and local searches can move faster than that. Paid ads are the tool for immediate traffic; SEO is the tool for traffic that keeps arriving after you stop paying.
You own your domain, your hosting account and your site files. Always.
The domain is your address, for example yourbusiness.com, billed yearly: about $11 the first year and about $19/year after. Hosting (Netlify) keeps your site online and secure, and is $0 for most small sites ($9–$20/mo for high traffic).
They are separate purchases and can be with different companies. We can buy and configure both for you ($75 for domain purchase and setup, $200 for hosting setup) or work with whatever you already have.
Because those accounts should belong to you. When they're in your name, you keep full control of your site, email and customer payments, even if you ever stop working with us.
Each paid tool needs your card on file when we set it up, before building starts. Most charge from that point; some, like the domain, bill yearly. Your quote lists the exact amount and start date for every tool, so nothing is a surprise.
You do, completely: the domain, the hosting account, the files, the design and the content. Accounts are created in your name with your email so you are never locked out. At handover you get every credential in writing.
You take everything with you and you owe us nothing further. We do not hold domains, hosting or code hostage, and we will answer a reasonable handover question from your next developer at no charge.
Whatever fits the job. WordPress for content-heavy sites and blogs, Shopify for stores that need serious inventory and payment handling, a custom build when speed and design control matter more than a page editor. If you have a preference we will work in it; if you do not, we will explain the tradeoff and pick.
What we need from you, and what happens if you do not have it.
Written copy for each page, photos or approved stock images, logo files (vector .AI or .EPS, or a high-resolution .PNG), your brand colors and font preferences, your domain and hosting logins, and links to your social profiles.
Put it all in one Google Drive folder and send the link. Never email passwords.
Copywriting for your pages is $450 and covers interviewing you, drafting each page and one revision round. For photos we can work with high-quality stock, but for a local business your own photos almost always convert better. If you need a photographer we can recommend one.
No. Logo design starts at $350 and happens before the site build so the design can be built around it. A refresh of an existing logo is $150.
One path with three decisions: find out what is wrong, rebuild it or not, then keep it working. Advisory sits alongside all three.
That is a refresh: $2,900 for up to 8 pages, typically 6–10 weeks. Your pages and copy stay where they are and we rebuild the design, layout and front end around them. If the structure itself is the problem — navigation, page order, content that needs reorganizing — that is a rebuild at $4,500 for up to 12 pages, and it includes platform migration if you are moving off Wix or Squarespace.
Start with a $450 site audit. You get a written review of speed, mobile experience, SEO health and conversion problems, plus a prioritized fix list you can hand to anyone, including another developer. If you go on to a refresh or rebuild, the $450 is credited in full against it. It is not credited against hourly work, since a few hours of fixes would then cost you nothing.
Updates and fixes are $95/hr with a 2-hour minimum, prepaid in blocks that you draw down as needed. Page edits, new sections, broken forms, plugin and platform updates.
If it is a steady stream rather than occasional, maintenance from $150/mo is cheaper.
Consulting is $150/hr, or $1,200/mo retained. Platform selection, vendor and quote review, content and SEO direction, and working sessions with your team. No build attached and no obligation to hire us for one.
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