How much does a website cost for a small business?
What you're actually paying for, the costs after it's live, and my own prices in the open, so you've got a real number to compare.
Guides
Short guides on getting a website for a small business, starting with what one actually costs. Written by me, with my own prices in them.
What you're actually paying for, the costs after it's live, and my own prices in the open, so you've got a real number to compare.
The handful of things a barber's site actually needs, from booking and a price list to the map and the team, what I'd leave off, and which package it lands on.
An honest answer, including when Instagram is enough for now, and what a website adds for a café: being found on Google, a menu people can read, your hours, and not relying on one app.
The few things that turn a visit into a quote request: your services, the areas you cover, a form that asks the right things, your number one tap away, and your credentials shown honestly.
Your domain, your hosting, the code and the bits that are licensed, not owned. What to check, what to ask a web designer before you pay, and what happens if you part ways.
An honest comparison of doing it yourself on Squarespace or Wix and having a site built, including when a builder is the better call.
The words, photos, logo, logins and decisions a website project needs from you, and why having them ready is the biggest thing that speeds it up.