Why a range instead of a price?
Because we have not seen your site yet. The starting figure is real — no project in a tier is delivered below it — and the range covers where projects of that shape usually land. The exact number comes after the free review, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Is the site review really free?
Yes, and it is not a sales call in disguise. You get a plain-English summary of what we would fix first in design, mobile usability, conversion, speed and SEO structure. A complete worked example is published at /site-review-example so you can judge it before asking for one. If you take that list to somebody else, or fix it yourself, that is a fine outcome.
What if my site turns out to be bigger than the tier?
We tell you before the work starts, not halfway through. The review is where the real page count surfaces, and if it puts you in a different tier you see the revised figure and decide from there.
Do you charge hourly?
No. Projects are priced as a whole so you are not paying for our learning curve or watching a clock during revisions. Ongoing care is a flat monthly fee for the same reason.
What happens if the price changes mid-project?
It does not, unless you ask for something outside the agreed scope. If that happens you get the cost of the addition before it is built, and you can decline it and keep the original scope.
Do I own the site at the end?
Yes — the code, the content and the domain are yours, and the CMS is set up so somebody else could take it over. Nothing here is built to lock you in.