Website pricing and free quotes

You won't find a rate card here. Every job gets its own quote, written for your business, fixed before the first line of code, and sent to you in plain English.

That isn't a trick to get you on the phone. It's that a Main Street boutique, a roofer who covers half of Gaston County and a manufacturer's supplier near the river each need very different sites. Here is how the number gets decided, what sizes of build there are, and how paying for it works.

Four things that set the cost

• Page count. A service business with one trade might need five pages. A company with a long service menu may need a dozen or more, each one written to be found.
• Features. A call button and quote form come standard. Booking links, litter waitlists, galleries or several forms add work.
• Content. If you already have good photos and a clear description of your services, that saves time. If Roger writes everything from scratch after interviewing you, the quote accounts for it.
• Deadline. A normal schedule costs less than a site that has to be live before a grand opening in ten days.

Starter, growth and custom-sized builds

Most Mount Holly projects fit one of the three sizes above. A starter build is a tight, handful-of-pages site for a business people already know by name. A growth build gives each main service a page of its own. A custom build is scoped from search research for companies with long service lists or a wide territory. The size tells you roughly where you'll land; the written quote tells you exactly.

Monthly care plans

After launch, a care plan matched to the size of your build covers hosting, the security certificate, uptime monitoring and the small edits you send by text or email. Nothing monthly is billed until the site is live. Details are on the hosting and care page.

Fixed and in writing, every time

Before any work starts you get the whole figure on paper: the pages, the features, the schedule and the care plan that follows. It stays put. If you think of something new partway through, that addition is priced separately and only built if you say yes.

How payment is split

• 50% to start, which puts your project on Roger's calendar.
• 50% on delivery, when the finished site is handed to you for review.
• Care billing begins the day the site goes live.

Local SEO is its own conversation and is quoted after a free review. See SEO in Mount Holly for how that works.

Pricing questions

Want to see the kind of work you'd be paying for? Look at recent work, or read common questions.