FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about our Web Design Services
We work well with many types of businesses, but we are a great fit for businesses that aren't solely, or heavily, dependent on e-commerce. For example, if you take donations or sell a few services and/or products on your website, we can help. However, we do not build online stores.
A few examples of businesses we love to build websites for are: speakers, authors, photography, personal brands, bloggers, schools, community organizations, and more. If you have questions about your particular business, please contact us.
On average, your website should launch within 4 to 6 weeks from the start of the project. This timeframe largely depends on you having necessary materials (photos, text, page names, etc.) ready to go. If you are trying to meet a specific deadline, please let us know and we can discuss additional options.
A website for a small business will cost anywhere between $1,000 and $10,000. This price range is based on things like the size of the business (Ex. number of locations), number of pages, the complexity of the website, the features it includes, etc. Our price begins at $3500, and most of our clients can get exactly what they want within that price point.
Our high-quality, enterprise-class websites are designed to provide the best possible user experience. We help businesses grow by providing high-performing, attractive, mobile-friendly and search engine optimized websites.
If you have questions/concerns about whether you can afford to work with us, please give us a call. We can often work out a payment plan that fits your budget. Contact us today.
We retain ownership until the website is paid in full. After the final payment is made, complete ownership is transferred to the client.
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