
One page, redesigned
from $3,000
The page most people land on, usually your home page, redesigned and built. For when the rest of the site works and the first page doesn't.
Shown: the home page of Solenne, a med spa concept.
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Cosmetic & medicalMed spas, aesthetic clinics and cosmetic dentists.Med spasCosmetic dentistsSolenneTallisOttoline
BrandsShops and brands with a look of their own.Diosa SoulPriced before we talk. A Strategy Review is paid upfront. A build is half to start and the rest when you approve the design.
Your site, your reviews, four competitors and your booking path, read the way your buyers see them. A written report on where to invest first, what can wait, and why.
Everything in Core, plus your own numbers and one test inquiry to your business, with your written OK. For when people get in touch and then drift away.
If you start a starter, full or custom site within 30 days of your report, the Review fee comes off its first payment. It doesn't apply to a one-page redesign or improvement work. Buy the Core Review, $750 or book a call first
Extended is by inquiry for now. If we agree it within 30 days of your Core report, it costs the difference, $750, and nothing is redone.

from $3,000
The page most people land on, usually your home page, redesigned and built. For when the rest of the site works and the first page doesn't.
Shown: the home page of Solenne, a med spa concept.
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$6,000start for $3,000
Your home page and a page for each of your five main services. Move up to the full site within six months and the $6,000 counts in full.
Shown: three pages of Tallis, a cosmetic dentist concept.
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$9,500start for $4,750
Every service on its own page, up to fifteen, a gallery of your work and an about page.
Shown: nine pages of Ottoline, a cosmetic dentist concept.
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from $15,000
Your logo, colors and type made with the site, paid in three parts: 25%, 50% and 25%. The scope, price and dates are written down before you pay.
Shown: Diosa Soul, live. Its moodboard, then three pages as a phone opens them.
Discuss your projectEvery build starts with research into what your customers check. It is set up for Google and AI search, linked to the booking system you already use, and yours to keep: the domain from day one, the site and its code the day it goes live. Custom functionality, such as a shop, a booking system, an integration or a tool, is scoped and quoted for your business.
The two, three and five weeks count from the day you pick a direction and I have your content. If the directions or the first look aren't right, stop there. You keep what you've seen and never pay the second half.
For comparison, Rosemont Media publishes $10,000 to $40,000 for a custom site (read October 13, 2026). Rosemont Media
Hosting and security, plus every change you ask for. A new price or new hours goes live by the next business day.
Built around how your business runs. I find where clients slip away, we confirm it on a call, and I set the dashboard up on my own system. Then each quote you send from it is followed up by email until they accept, decline or you stop it, and a review is asked for after each job you mark finished. For a clinic, it follows up quiet inquiries instead.
New pages for searches you don't show up in yet, and a plain report on what moved. Most clients never need it.
Cancel any monthly plan by email. No notice period, no exit fee.

If you can say what's wrong with the site, start with a build. It begins with the same research. If you can't, or someone is selling you a fix and you want an outside view first, start with a Review. If you're unsure, ask in your inquiry and I'll tell you which.
None, if you'd rather run the site yourself. Site care keeps it running and current. Take your business dashboard when inquiries come in faster than you can answer them: $499 a month, plus setup from $1,500, paid once. SEO is for owners who want search work every month.
No. It's your choice at launch. Without it, the build price includes the handover: the site on an account you control, your access, the source code and plain instructions. I explain any hosting or service charges before you agree, and you pay those directly.
You keep everything: the code, the domain, your words and photos, and every inquiry the site took. I export it at no charge and help you point the domain wherever the site goes next.
Yes. I take your words and photos from it. Before launch, every old address is pointed at its new page, so links people saved still work, and I check each one after.
Yes. The site sends people into the system you already use, such as Boulevard, Vagaro, Mangomint or Zenoti. Your bookings and records stay there.