Website Starting Point
Starting at $399 for a focused website that explains what you do, the area you serve, why customers should trust you, and how to contact you.
You should be able to see the starting point before you reach out. Simple website setup starts at $399. Website care starts at $99/month after the first 30 days. Bigger website, online presence, Excel tools, and business help projects are quoted after the scope is clear.
Starting at $399 for a focused website that explains what you do, the area you serve, why customers should trust you, and how to contact you.
Starting at $99/month after the first 30 days so you have someone to contact for support, form monitoring, and normal website upkeep.
Quoted separately when the work needs more planning, like extra pages, Google cleanup, Excel tools, customer trackers, or larger custom work.
These prices are built for small businesses in Wilmington, Ohio and nearby communities. Starter website work and website care have clear starting prices. Bigger work gets quoted after the scope is clear, so you are not paying for things you do not need.
A clean starter website for a local business that needs one clear place customers can see what you do, where you work, and how to contact you.
Ongoing support after launch so your website does not become another thing you are stuck figuring out alone.
For work that depends on scope, such as extra website pages, online presence cleanup, Excel tools, trackers, or larger custom work.
A simple one-page website is one kind of job. Five pages, more Google help, online cleanup, or a custom spreadsheet is another. The price should match the real work, not a mystery package.
A one-page site is the simple starting point. More pages can help, but they need more planning, writing, layout, and review.
Basic search-friendly setup is included. Ongoing local SEO, extra content, and more detailed Google work are a separate conversation.
Google Business Profile, listings, reviews, and AI search basics help can be added when your online presence needs cleaned up too.
Excel tools, customer trackers, follow-up sheets, and simple cleanup are quoted after the real problem is clear.
A normal starter website is different from rushed work, missing content, or a project with several moving parts.
Photos, service details, contact info, and a clear idea of what you offer can make the job simpler. Missing pieces may add work.
You do not need to pick the perfect package before reaching out. Start with what feels hard to keep up with, then we can sort out whether it is website work, website care, or custom business help.
Start with the simple website setup if customers need a clear place to find, understand, and contact your business.
View Website DetailsStart with Business Help if the problem is messy spreadsheets, missed follow-ups, trackers, checklists, or simple systems.
View Business HelpStart with Questions or Contact if you know something feels confusing, but you are not sure what the right fix is yet.
Read The QuestionsThese answers are here to keep the pricing page clear, honest, and practical. If your situation is different, send a simple message and explain what you are trying to make easier.
Because the $399 offer is for a focused starter website. That keeps the entry point clear and fair. Extra pages, advanced features, deeper SEO, larger content work, automations, or custom business tools may change the price.
No. Some projects fit the starter website setup. Some need more pages, more planning, more content, or extra tools. The goal is to be clear about the starting point without pretending every business needs the exact same thing.
The first 30 days of care are included with the starter website. After that, website care starts at $99/month if you want ongoing support, form monitoring, and help with normal small website updates.
Normal small updates are normal upkeep items like small text edits, photo swaps, hours updates, service area updates, contact detail changes, or similar small adjustments. New pages, redesigns, advanced features, and bigger campaigns are separate work.
Yes. That is usually the smarter move. Start with the simplest useful version, then add more pages, better local search visibility, reviews, business tools, or follow-up systems when there is a clear reason. The goal is not to overbuild before the first useful version is live.
Yes. You can ask for spreadsheet cleanup, customer trackers, follow-up sheets, checklists, job trackers, or practical organization help even if you are not ready for a website project.
That is exactly why the first step is a simple conversation. Tell me what you are trying to make easier: your website, your online presence, your customer follow-ups, your spreadsheet, or the basic information customers need before they call.