Subscription plans.

A custom website project typically runs $5,000–$15,000 upfront, plus separate ongoing costs for hosting, maintenance, edits, and SEO. For most small and medium businesses, that upfront number is the barrier. A subscription gets you a professionally built site with everything bundled — design, hosting, edits, security, SEO — for a monthly fee that works inside an operating budget instead of needing a capital outlay.

Yes. This is the question every prospect asks first, and the answer is simple: you own your content and your domain from day one, and on cancellation I deliver a full export of your site files within 14 days. No platform lock-in. You can take the files to another developer or host them yourself.

Most Starter and Pro sites go live within 2 weeks of kickoff. Growth plans with more pages and custom integrations typically take 3–4 weeks. The fast turnaround is possible because the foundation is built on a modern, performance-first stack — not a bloated WordPress theme that takes weeks to fight into shape.

Changing copy, swapping images, updating menu prices, adding a new staff bio, tweaking hours — any single edit request that takes up to 30 minutes counts toward your monthly allowance. Bigger requests (new pages, new sections, redesigns) get quoted as project add-ons so the base plan stays predictable for both of us.

You absolutely can — those tools have gotten good. The honest question is whether running your own website is the best use of your time. Every hour you spend wrestling with a builder is an hour you're not running your business. The point of the subscription is that someone is actively watching your site, keeping it updated, and making sure it's actually generating leads. That's a managed service, not a tool.

Your plan rolls to month-to-month. No price hike. No auto-renewed long-term contract. 30 days written notice ends it cleanly if you ever need to. Most clients stay because the work compounds — the site you have at month 24 is sharper than the one you had at month 6.

No, I work with clients across the United States. I'm based in Rossville, Georgia (just across the state line from Chattanooga) with native access to both the North Georgia and Chattanooga markets. Every project runs the same regardless of geography. Communication is email, Zoom, and shared project tools.

Yes. Upgrades happen anytime — just say the word, the new features get added the next billing cycle. Downgrades happen at renewal so the relationship stays stable mid-cycle. No friction either way.