1. Initial consultation
Submit the form. I’ll follow up by email to arrange an online conversation about your goals and current website.
Scope, pricing, and ownership
Know what you’re buying before we build.
A clear website scope, an opportunity to review the work, and a handover you understand. Here is how the build, optional support, and separate costs fit together.
See the pricesWebsite and optional support
Choose the build and support that fit.
The website build starts with an agreed page and feature scope. Ongoing care is optional; domain registration and renewal are billed separately. Extra software or custom functionality is quoted before work begins.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Website build Design, agreed website pages, mobile layout, contact form, and foundational search setup. You keep the website files. Domain registration is separate. | $1,995 upfront |
| Installment option $750 down, followed by six monthly payments of $250. Same agreed build scope. | $2,250 total |
| Domain name Use your existing domain, or we can help obtain one. New registration and ongoing renewal are additional costs, quoted separately. A domain you already own may still have renewal fees with your registrar. | Additional cost |
| Manage the site yourself No ongoing Solid Footings care fee. You arrange and pay for any hosting, domain renewal, and other third-party services you need. | $0 care fee |
| Care Hosting, upkeep, and small changes. We agree on what routine support covers before you start. Domain registration and renewal excluded. | $99 / month |
| Care and local search Care plus ongoing review of service and coverage content, and Google Business Profile support for eligible customer businesses. | $349 / month |
| Care, local search, and ads The services above plus Google Local Service Ads management where available and eligible. The advertising budget and billing arrangement are confirmed in your quote. | $749 / month |
Use a domain you already own, or we can help obtain one at an additional cost. Domain registration and renewal are not included in the website build or care prices.
Kiwi Service Pro is an optional subscription for scheduling, estimates, invoicing, and running the shop. Software, setup, and integrations are separate from the website build and care plans.
Your web address
Already have a domain? We can use it.
You can keep the address customers already know. During setup, we’ll work through the access needed to connect it to your website and check any existing email arrangements before changing settings.
If you need a new domain, we can help you obtain one at an additional cost. We’ll confirm availability, registration cost, and renewal terms before purchase. The domain is held in your name.
Your website files belong to you.
Ownership of the website and the cost of a domain are separate. You receive the finished website files; keeping a domain registered requires renewal through a registrar.
At handover, we’ll explain the hosting arrangement and account access. If you manage the website yourself, hosting and other external services remain your responsibility.
What we plan into the build
- A page structure based on your business, services, and customers.
- A clear layout for phones and larger screens, with the contact route you choose.
- Service descriptions, project examples, and coverage information based on material you can verify.
- Page titles, descriptions, internal links, and a sitemap to help search engines understand the site.
- A preview for your review before launch and an explanation of the finished files.
Useful content comes before page count.
A town or service earns its own page when there is enough relevant information to help a visitor. Repeating the same pitch with a different name does not make a stronger website.
We can make the site clear and accessible to search engines, but no particular ranking or volume of inquiries is guaranteed. Additional features, pages, or integrations beyond the agreed scope are discussed and quoted first.
Working together remotely
Four clear steps from consultation to launch.
2. Agree on the scope
We confirm pages, features, content responsibilities, price, domain arrangements, and any ongoing services.
3. Review the preview
You see the website before launch and provide feedback against the agreed scope.
4. Launch and handover
We coordinate domain settings, check the agreed functions, and explain files, access, and support.