Pricing
The monthly managed plan is the strongest fit when you want a longer-term studio relationship. The other packages are there for one-off builds or ad hoc support.
Commercial model
Choose based on how involved you want the studio to stay after launch. If you want the site to keep improving, the monthly model is usually the stronger fit.
Recommended for ongoing work
It keeps the site in an active relationship, which is usually better for contractors who want content updates, maintenance, and SEO improvements handled without starting from scratch each time. The monthly plan is contract-based with a minimum 12-month commitment.
Best starting point
$250/mo
Managed website pricing that includes hosting, development, maintenance, and SEO edits as an ongoing service.
$3000 starting - One-time website build with optional hosting and separate ongoing management if needed.
Recommended
$250/mo Managed website pricing that includes hosting, development, maintenance, and SEO edits as an ongoing service.
$100/hr Ad-hoc contractor support quoted per request, with ongoing work available when needed.
Each option now has its own page so you can compare the billing model, scope, and support level before you reach out. If you want the most practical long-term setup, the managed monthly plan is usually the best fit for an agency relationship.
For contractors, the managed plan means the website keeps improving instead of going stale. For our team, it creates a better agency relationship where we can handle updates, SEO, and maintenance as part of an ongoing partnership.
That tends to produce better outcomes than one-off handoffs because the site stays aligned with the business as it grows. If a project needs to move between packages later, we would sign a new agreement to reflect the updated scope.
The monthly managed plan is the best option if you want ongoing updates, maintenance, and a development partner who stays involved after launch.
The lump sum option works well if you want a fixed project price and prefer to handle hosting or ongoing support separately.
Yes, but switching plans means signing a new contract. The monthly managed option also has a minimum 12-month commitment, so it is best for contractors who want a longer-term relationship.
Yes. Lump sum, monthly managed, and on-demand work are all contract-based so the scope, terms, and expectations are clear before work starts.
Next step
If you are weighing monthly managed against a one-off build or ad hoc support, a short call is usually enough to clarify the right fit.
