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Starter websites begin at $300, Business websites at $700, and Advanced websites at $1,200. Final pricing depends on the number of pages, content readiness, integrations, revisions, and the approved scope.

A Starter website typically takes about 2–3 weeks. A Business website generally takes about 4–5 weeks, and an Advanced website about 6–7 weeks. Timelines depend on content, feedback, requested features, and availability.

A custom domain is recommended for a professional business website. If you already own one, it can usually be connected at launch. If not, I can explain the registration and connection process, but domain fees are paid directly to the provider.

Hosting is not included in the listed starting prices. I can recommend an appropriate option and help with setup, while the hosting account and recurring fees remain in the client’s name.

Yes. The Website Care Plan starts at $40 per month and includes routine software review, backup checks, basic link and form checks, up to 30 minutes of minor monthly updates, and email support.

Clients are responsible for supplying accurate business information, approved photography, logos, pricing, and service details. I can help organize and polish supplied content. Stock or custom media can be discussed separately when needed.

Ownership and handoff details will be stated in the project proposal. After final payment, the client will receive the agreed website deliverables, excluding third-party software, licensed assets, and provider accounts governed by their own terms.

The current package structure includes one revision round for Starter, two for Business, and three for Advanced websites. Additional or out-of-scope revisions can be quoted separately.

Concept and independent projects demonstrate design thinking and possible solutions but are not presented as paid client engagements. Every project will be labeled clearly so visitors can understand its classification.

English and Spanish website options can be planned as part of the project scope. Translation responsibilities, page count, review, and ongoing updates must be confirmed before pricing and scheduling.