Question 1

How much does a website project cost?

Accepted Answer

Project pricing starts at $15,000 for Essentials, $30,000 for Growth, and $60,000+ for Enterprise. Timelines are 6–8 weeks, 8–12 weeks, and 12–16+ weeks respectively.

Question 2

How long does a website project take?

Accepted Answer

Essentials projects take 6–8 weeks from kickoff. Growth projects run 8–12 weeks. Enterprise builds can stretch 12–16+ weeks depending on scope.

Question 3

Do you build in Next.js or WordPress?

Accepted Answer

Both, depending on what fits the project. Next.js for performance-critical, custom builds. WordPress when the client needs a widely supported CMS and a familiar editing environment. We'll recommend the right platform based on your goals, team, and content needs — not our preference.

Question 4

Do you redesign existing websites?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We audit what you have, identify what's working, and rebuild from there. You don't need to start from scratch. If a full rebuild makes more sense, we'll tell you honestly and explain why.

Question 5

What happens after the site launches?

Accepted Answer

After launch, Website Care retainers start at $500/month for Essentials Care, $1,500/month for Growth Care, and $2,500/month for Enterprise Care.

Question 6

Do you write copy for the website?

Accepted Answer

We can guide the copy structure and messaging strategy as part of the project scope. For full copywriting, we work with trusted partners we can bring in — or we work with your existing content and sharpen it for the web.

Question 7

After you build the site, will I need a developer for every change?

Accepted Answer

No. Content changes — blog posts, case studies, service descriptions, images, team members, testimonials — are all handled through Sanity Studio, a clean editor we set up with your site. It works like a better version of the WordPress admin, without the maintenance headaches. You'll need a developer only for structural or design changes (new page types, layout overhauls, new integrations). Day-to-day content management is fully yours. Unlike WordPress, there are no plugins to update, no security patches to chase, and no compatibility testing to worry about. Edit content, publish, done.

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