Numbers, before you have to ask
Most studios make you sit through a call to find out whether you can afford them. Here is what work costs, so you can decide in the next ninety seconds whether to keep reading.
A hand-built multi-page site made from your real brand, services, and reviews, paid once and yours outright. Not a theme, not a page builder.
- Built and shown finished before you pay
- Your domain, your content, portable
- Booking, reviews, and forms where they earn their place
- Launched and maintained
A lower build fee with the upkeep rolled into a monthly plan. Hosting, changes, and maintenance included for as long as you want it.
- Everything in the build-only option
- Ongoing changes without a per-edit invoice
- Hosting, certificates, and monitoring
- No contract, cancel whenever
iOS and Android builds, and production agent systems. Scoped first, then priced, then agreed in writing before any work starts.
- One number, not a moving range
- No hourly billing and no surprise change orders
- Staged payments tied to working software
- You own the code
The rest of it
Two things sit outside the table above because they are priced differently, and pretending otherwise would just waste your time.
You see it before you buy it
The order of operations matters more than the number. Most of the risk in hiring anyone is paying before you know what you are getting.
Nothing up front
For website work, the build happens before you have paid anything or signed anything.
You see it finished
A real, working site with your content in it. Open it on your phone. Show it to your people.
Then you decide
If it is not clearly better than what you have, you owe nothing and we part friends.
Price is locked
The number agreed before work starts is the number on the invoice. No change orders on our scope mistakes.
The money questions
If yours is not here, ask it in your first email. You will get a number rather than a discovery call.
Which option should I take?
Build only if you have your own developer and want the asset outright. The monthly plan if you would rather not think about it again: it cuts the up-front cost by $1,500 and keeps us on the hook, because a site you pay for monthly has to stay worth paying for. A one-time build ends our relationship on launch day, which is worse for you than it sounds.
What if I need something bigger than a website?
Then it gets scoped and quoted as a fixed number. Ambitious work is welcome, and more scope means more time rather than a reduced result. The Grand Adventure, Gravy, and Thoosie are all on the Studio page if you want to see what that looks like.
Do you charge for changes?
Not on a monthly plan. On a one-time build, small changes during the build are part of the build. A genuinely new requirement gets quoted before anybody starts on it, never after.
Is there a contract?
No lock-in. Monthly plans cancel whenever you want. Your content, your domain, and your data leave with you in a format you can actually use.
Will you tell me not to buy?
Regularly. Plenty of businesses are doing fine on a Google profile and word of mouth, and plenty of workflows should not have an agent anywhere near them. That answer costs us a project and saves you a year.
Start with the free version
Before any of these numbers matter, get the teardown. It is a written breakdown of what is broken on your current site and what it is costing you, and it is free whether or not you ever hire us.
Get a free teardown