Everything worth knowing before we talk.
If you’ve reached out — or you’re about to — these four guides cover what usually comes up anyway: whether we’re a fit, what a site actually costs, how we work, and what to expect. Read what’s useful, skip what isn’t, then book a call.
Read up before you reach out
No gates, no forms — just the stuff people ask us most, written down.
I’d rather you walk into a call already knowing how we think — it makes the whole thing faster and a lot more honest. These four guides cover what comes up on nearly every project, so we can skip the throat-clearing and get straight to your actual situation: what you’ve got, what’s not working, and what it’d take to fix it.
And if you’re reading this because you want something built — a new site, a rebuild, a platform that finally fits how you work — here’s the short version before you even open a guide:
- We build and operate. We don’t hand you the keys and vanish — we build the site, then stick around to run it.
- Every project starts free. A 30-minute consultation, no pitch — just a plain-English read on what to build, fix, or grow first.
- Real budgets, before you ask. The cost guide lays out honest ranges, so you’re never negotiating blind.
- You own all of it. Code, content, hosting, accounts — yours from day one.
The four guides
Roughly in the order they tend to be useful.
Are We a Fit?
We’re not right for everyone, and we’ll say so. Who we do our best work with, who we don’t, and what we’re genuinely great at. Read this one first — it saves us both time.
Read the guide
How Much Does Website Design Cost?
Real numbers. Offshore vs. nearshore vs. local, DIY vs. pro, and how to vet whoever you hire — the plain-English guide I hand small-business owners at the SBDC.
Read the guide
How We Approach a Project
Every project starts with a look at what you already have. How we audit, run discovery, and map users and stakeholders — and why that up-front work ends up saving you money.
Read the guide
Website Development Project Guide
Start to finish: the first conversation, the system audit, how we communicate, how you pay, the 30-day support window, and how you end up owning every piece.
Read the guideRead up, then let’s talk.
A booked call beats a contact form every time. Grab a time that works and we’ll talk through your project — no obligation either way.
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