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Everything You Want to Know

From pricing to process, from SEO to hosting — we’ve answered your most common questions below.

How long does the subscription last?

It’s a 12-month minimum, then month-to-month after. No long-term lock-in past the first year.

What happens if I cancel after 12 months and come back?

We’ll gladly restore your site from backups and get you live again — no full rebuild required.

What happens if I cancel early?

Early cancellation requires paying the remaining contract balance. Think of it as paying off a subscription early.

What about late payments?

We allow a 7-day grace period. After that, your site may be paused until payment is received.

What payment methods do you accept?

Stripe processes all payments. We accept major cards and ACH.

Is the $100 per page a one-time fee?

Yes — it’s a one-time development charge. Hosting and maintenance are included after that.

What’s included in the $200/month plan?

Design, development, hosting, maintenance, updates, SEO fundamentals, and edits.

Do you offer one-time builds instead of subscriptions?

Yes — we offer lump-sum packages starting at $3,000. Perfect for those who prefer full ownership up front.

Can I upgrade later?

Absolutely. Add more pages, blogs, or e-commerce features at any time — we’ll quote accordingly.

Is SEO included?

Yes — we build with clean, semantic HTML and fast-loading code, which boosts your ranking by default.

Do you offer advanced SEO services?

We do. Local SEO, blog optimization, Google Business setup, and performance audits are all available.

Can I see SEO results?

We’ll walk you through PageSpeed, Lighthouse, and Google Search Console insights as part of your onboarding.

Do you use WordPress?

Nope. We hand-code everything with performance, security, and SEO in mind — no bloated plugins or templates.

Can I edit content myself?

Yes — with our optional content editor add-on. Or just email us and we’ll update it for you, included in your plan.

Will it work on mobile?

Always. We code mobile-first — meaning your site is designed for phones and scales up from there.