It depends on page count, whether it's selling online, and how much content needs writing. We quote a fixed price after discovery rather than an hourly rate, so the number doesn't move unless the scope does. If something would push it up, we tell you before doing it.

Entirely. Code, domain and hosting sit in your accounts from the beginning. Some agencies keep the domain or host on their own infrastructure, which makes leaving expensive — it's worth asking anyone you talk to about this directly.

That's the intention. Routine changes — text, images, products, posts — shouldn't need a developer. We set the site up so they don't, then show your team how, and leave written documentation plus a recording of the training.

This is where most rebuilds go wrong. Every old URL gets mapped to its new equivalent with a permanent redirect before launch, and we monitor Search Console afterwards. A rebuild done without that regularly costs businesses most of their organic traffic overnight.

Often just fixes. If the structure is sound and the problem is speed, content or layout, that's a much smaller project. We'll look at what you have and tell you honestly which situation you're in — a site review costs you nothing either way.

A warranty period where anything broken gets fixed at no cost. After that, ongoing support is optional and monthly — plenty of clients handle their own updates and only call us for larger changes. We don't require a retainer to keep your site working.