Work is sized to you. There is no minimum, and the honest answer to “what will mine cost?” depends on what it has to do — so here is the shape of it, and what makes the difference.
An entry price, not a fixed one — for the scope below. Once you describe what you're building, the quote reflects it exactly, and you see the number before you approve anything.
Domain, hosting and any paid tools your site needs are billed separately, at cost.
A proven WordPress template, adapted to your brand and content — a real site without a custom build.
Right for you if you need to be online properly, without paying for a custom build.
Includes
- A proven WordPress template, adapted to you
- Up to 5 pages
- Your content and branding
- Works properly on a phone
- Search-engine setup
- Two rounds of revisions
Does not include
- Custom design from scratch
- Custom functionality
- Ongoing changes after launch
- More than 5 pages, or anything beyond a straightforward template swap — priced as an addition in your quote, never folded into $500
- Domain, hosting, and any paid third-party tool your site needs — billed at cost, disclosed before you approve
Advanced
A WordPress site, coded from scratch around how your business actually works — no template ceiling.
Right for you if the off-the-shelf version keeps almost fitting.
Includes
- A WordPress site coded from scratch — no template ceiling
- Fully custom design
- Take payments
- User accounts and logins
- Multi-language, if you need it
Premium
A fully custom build in Next.js, React, TypeScript and Tailwind — with secure logins, fast media handling and reliable hosting built in, motion and 3D where it earns its place, custom backends, chatbots and automation.
Right for you if the software is the product, not the brochure.
Includes
- The full modern stack — Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind
- A custom CMS, built around how you manage content
- Motion and 3D where it earns its place
- Custom backends
- Chatbot or AI tools
- Automation
Every figure here is in US dollars. Whatever the tier, scope and cost are agreed in writing before any work starts — so the number you approve is the number you pay.