Make a good first introduction
A homepage that gets to the point.
Tell visitors what you do, who you help and how to take the next step. Get a complete small-business homepage with a clear story, a welcoming design and the details people need to feel comfortable getting in touch.
Ad spend, software and other third-party costs are separate where needed. Scope agreed together, before the agreement and the start of work.
Help a new visitor understand your business and know what to do next.
Here’s the useful part
What we’ll
help you do.
Help a new visitor understand your business and know what to do next.
A complete homepage for your small business in the agreed website environment.
A clear introduction to your offer, relevant services and a visible contact or other next step.
Responsive presentation of your business facts, brand assets and accurately attributed proof.
Made to fit your business
A clear start.
Less back-and-forth.
Start with a conversation about your goals and what is already in place. We'll agree the scope and access plan, sign a separate contract, then arrange the inputs needed to begin.
What we’ll need from you
- What your business does, who you serve and the questions customers ask before choosing you.
- Your logo, imagery and any testimonials or examples you are authorized to share.
- The site platform, access and destinations for navigation and contact actions.
You keep control of your accounts and approved deliverables. We’ll agree access and approvals together. Required inputs and appropriate access come before the agreed service and billing start. Please leave passwords and sensitive information out of your inquiry.
Before we agree the work
Small print,
in plain sight.
We confirm these details together before signing an agreement. The $400 price is public; the specific work belongs in your agreement.
Scope to confirm
- Confirm the supported platform, visual direction, page structure, copy needs and revision process.
- Agree the header, footer, navigation and contact interactions needed for the homepage.
- Identify any domain, hosting, email migration, new branding or additional pages that need separate work.
The included work is listed above. Details marked for confirmation will be settled in your agreement before work begins.
Costs outside the $400 fee
The homepage is $400 one time. Domains, hosting, platform subscriptions, paid assets and any agreed third-party services are separate. Additional pages and ongoing maintenance are optional, separately contracted services.
A few good questions.
Is this a complete website?
It is a complete homepage. Other pages, a store, a custom application or a broader site migration are not implied. We agree how the homepage fits your existing site or supported setup before work begins.
Do I need to arrive with polished copy?
You need accurate business facts and a clear idea of the customers you serve. We agree the writing and refinement needed in the brief, so you know what to supply and what the project will produce. We will not invent customer proof or business claims.
Is this a subscription?
No. This is a $400 one-time project with its own agreement. There is no required maintenance subscription or bundle. Any other service you choose has a separate scope and price.
How will we work together?
Start with a call about your goals and the relevant business facts. We agree the scope, review process, access plan and billing terms in a signed contract. Then we collect the required inputs and appropriate access before the agreed start, and share work for your feedback.
Who owns the finished work?
You keep ownership of your business accounts and paid deliverables, with an agreed handoff. Your domain stays yours. Third-party assets, software and fonts remain subject to their own licenses.
Am I committing to a package of services?
No. Each service is separately contracted for $400. Pick the work you need. Monthly services are month-to-month, and one-time projects have their own billing terms. We agree scope, third-party costs, required inputs and account access before work starts. Sending an inquiry does not start a subscription or authorize a charge.
Another useful
next step.
Add another service only when it makes sense. Each has its own agreement.