Fair questions
Answered before you pay, not after.
Every one of these came from a real conversation. If yours is not here, ask me — no call, and I will add it.
Why not just use Squarespace or Framer?
Do, if you want to build and maintain it yourself. This is for people who'd rather spend that time on their business. If you want to edit your own site, I'll point you to the right tool instead of taking your money.
Can it go on my WordPress site?
Yes, on a subdomain like offer.yoursite.com — one DNS record, your WordPress untouched. That's better than building inside your theme, where the page inherits your menu, footer and every plugin — the exact things a teardown flags. Inside your existing theme is a separate quote.
I already have a site. What happens to it?
It stays up while I build the replacement — nothing switches over until you've seen it. Your existing page addresses keep working, so links and search results don't break. Bring whatever text and images you want kept.
Why not hire someone on Fiverr for $80?
You'll usually get a design file. Getting it live, connected and actually working is the part that takes the time, and the part you'll end up doing yourself at 11pm.
What if I don't like it?
Two revision rounds are included, and there's no refund after the first draft — which is exactly why the teardown is free: you see the work on your own page before you pay anything.
72 hours from when?
From when I receive your completed brief, not from payment. Complete brief, clock starts.
Still deciding
The prices are all published too.
Every figure, every extra and every refund term is on the pricing page — including what is not covered and the work I turn down.
Start wherever you are
See what yours is costing you first.
Send your address and get it back marked up, five findings ranked by cost, free. No call, and nothing to cancel.
Get the free teardownNo site yet? Go straight to the build — $499 for one page, $999 for five.