Websites That Turn Visitors Into Customers

Most sites launch in three to six weeks. A five-page brochure site is usually closer to three; a larger build with e-commerce or custom features runs longer. We give you a dated timeline at kickoff and flag immediately if anything threatens it. In practice the delays we do see almost always come from waiting on content or feedback, so we plan for that from the start rather than pretending it will not happen.

Yes, and we make sure of it. We build on WordPress with a straightforward editor, then walk you through it on a recorded training call you can rewatch whenever you need. Editing text, swapping images, adding pages and publishing posts are all things you can do without touching code or paying us. You should never be held hostage for a typo fix.

Often — it is a good portion of our work. The important part is protecting what you have already earned: we map your existing URLs, preserve rankings with proper redirects, and keep the pages that are already performing rather than throwing everything out. A redesign that tanks your traffic is a failure no matter how good it looks.

Every project is quoted after a short call, because scope drives price and we would rather be accurate than cheap-sounding. You get a fixed price agreed upfront, not an hourly rate that quietly creeps. And if your budget will not cover what you actually need, we will tell you that honestly rather than build you something half-finished that disappoints both of us.

We can. Plenty of clients write their own copy because they know their business best, and we are happy to structure and edit it. If writing is not your thing, copywriting can be part of the project — we interview you, then write pages built around how your customers actually make decisions rather than around how you describe yourself internally.

You get 30 days of support included, covering fixes, tweaks and questions as you settle in. After that you can move onto a care plan for updates, backups, monitoring and priority support, or simply take the keys and run it yourself. There is no lock-in either way — the site is yours and so is the hosting account.