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Pricing

Starting prices for the common jobs, what each one includes and leaves out, and how the rest is quoted. These are estimates for the scope described. After a short conversation you get a written quote, and that quote is the price.

Websites

Website packages

One-time prices. Domain and hosting are paid separately to the providers, in your name.

 

Local Launch Page

from$300

One page, written around what you do and how to reach you.

A sole proprietor, new business or side business that needs to exist online this month.

Included

  • One responsive page with up to five sections
  • Your logo, colors and photos placed with care
  • Services, hours and service area
  • Tap-to-call button, email link or a simple contact form
  • Page title, description and social sharing preview
  • Connection to your domain and launch

Not included

  • Writing your copy from scratch
  • Logo design
  • Online booking or payments

Common add-ons

Copywriting help, Google Business Profile setup, a booking link or embed.

Ongoing costs

Domain renewal (about $10 to $20 a year, paid to the registrar). Hosting for a page like this is often free.

Typical timeline

About one week once your text and photos are in hand.

Start a launch page
 

Business Website

from$1,250

Up to ten pages, including a page for each main service.

An established business with several services, a service area and customers who compare before they call.

Included

  • Up to ten pages, with a page for each main service
  • More custom layout and page design
  • Quote or inquiry form that asks the right questions for your trade
  • Local SEO foundations: service pages, structured data, internal links
  • Speed work: image sizing, caching, clean code
  • One integration, such as booking, newsletter or a CRM form
  • Analytics with lead tracking on calls and forms
  • Thirty days of fixes after launch

Not included

  • Store checkout
  • Custom software features
  • Paid advertising

Common add-ons

Blog setup and first articles, more integrations, photography coordination, a maintenance plan.

Ongoing costs

Domain renewal, hosting (about $0 to $35 a month), and any paid tools you choose, such as booking software.

Typical timeline

Three to six weeks, mostly set by content and feedback.

Discuss a business site

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Website packages compared
Feature Local Launch Page
from $300		Starter Website
from $750		Business Website
from $1,250
Pages 1 Up to 5 Up to 10
Custom layout fitted to your brand
Mobile and tablet layouts
Contact Call button or simple form Contact form Quote form for your trade
Separate page per service Optional
Titles, descriptions, sitemap
Structured data and local SEO groundwork Basic Basic
Analytics With lead tracking
Integration (booking, CRM, newsletter) One included
Speed optimization In depth
Fix period after launch Launch week 2 weeks 30 days
Typical timeline ~1 week 2–3 weeks 3–6 weeks

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Monthly

Maintenance plans

Month to month. For websites only. Custom software gets its own agreement. When a plan is worth it.

Maintenance Basic

$20/month

Simple sites that rarely change.

Included

  • Monthly updates to WordPress, theme and plugins, or platform checks for non-WordPress sites
  • Uptime monitoring, with me alerted if the site goes down
  • Backups confirmed each month, and restored if something breaks
  • Domain and SSL renewal reminders

Not included

  • Content edits (billed per job)
  • New pages or features
  • Hosting fees
  • Paid plugin licenses

Reply within two business days. Work outside the plan is billed at a rate stated in your quote.

Ask about Basic

Maintenance Pro

$50/month

Business sites that change often or bring in leads every week.

Included

  • Everything in Basic
  • Up to 30 minutes of content edits a month (unused time does not roll over)
  • Quarterly check of speed, broken links and search errors, with a short written note
  • Contact form tested every month
  • Help with hosting, domain and email questions

Not included

  • Redesigns or new sections
  • Cleanup of a hacked site beyond a restore from backup
  • Hosting fees
  • Paid plugin licenses

Reply within one business day. Work outside the plan is billed at a rate stated in your quote.

Ask about Pro

Quoted work

Priced after a conversation

These vary too much for one number to mean anything. Each one still gets a fixed written quote before work starts.

Terms

How quotes, payment and ownership work

The short version: written quote first, you own what you pay for, and third-party costs are yours and disclosed up front.

Are these final prices?

No. They are starting prices for the scope described. After a short conversation you get a written quote, and the quote is what you pay. If something changes partway through, you get a revised quote before any extra work starts.

How is payment split?

Half to start and half at launch for website packages. Larger projects are billed by phase.

Who owns the site?

You do. Once the final invoice is paid you own the design, content and code built for you, and your domain, hosting and Google accounts are registered in your name, with me added as a user. Licensed parts, such as paid themes, plugins and stock photos, stay under their own licenses.

How many rounds of changes are included?

Two rounds of revisions on the design and two on the finished pages. More rounds are fine and billed at the quoted rate.

Do you write the content?

You supply the facts: services, prices, hours, photos. I shape them into clear page text and fix structure for search. Writing everything from nothing, or arranging a photographer, is an add-on.

What costs are not included?

Domain registration, hosting, business email, paid plugins or apps, booking software, payment processing fees and advertising. These are billed by the provider to you, and I will tell you what each one costs before you sign up.

Do I have to buy a maintenance plan?

No. Plenty of small sites run for months without needing anything. A plan makes sense for WordPress sites, which need regular updates, and for sites that bring in leads every week.

Next step

Want a real number?

Tell me what you need. You will get a written quote, usually within a couple of business days, and there is no charge for the conversation.

Request a quote See the work first
Emailaaron@codehawkmt.com
Phone(406) 407-2927
Based inColumbia Falls, MT