A brand and web design studio for consultants and expert-led businesses in Canada and the US

Every website gets one fixed price in writing after a free 30-minute call, before any work starts. The price follows the number of pages, the features and the depth of the search work.

Most website projects launch three to five weeks after the deposit. Larger sites take longer. For brand projects, your proposal gives the dates. The intake takes about 15 minutes, and “decide for me” is a valid answer to any question, so nothing waits on a long questionnaire.

Yes, and its job has changed. People still check your site before they call, and AI assistants read it before they describe you. Both need the same plain answer: who you work with, where and what you do. The site is optimized to give that answer, and I record what assistants say about you on launch day, dated, so you know where you start.

For a business your size, the work goes further when the strategy, the words, the design and the build follow one plan. Nothing gets lost between handoffs, the scope stays in proportion, and you have one point of contact from the first call to launch and after.

If your clients look you up before they call, yes. A beautiful site nobody finds does half the job. So every website is set up for Google and AI assistants from launch. It’s the first step: what builds on it is useful content on a steady rhythm and a review every quarter, because search moves over months, not weeks. Google says some changes take several months to show. Done consistently, it keeps improving your chances of being found and recommended.

The same place: a free 30-minute call. We talk through what your business offers, who you want to reach and what the site has to do. You get a fixed-price proposal within two business days, and small business website design can start as small as a single launch page. You don’t need everything at once: the rest can wait until it has a reason.

A fixed price, a written scope and a project that ends. You have one point of contact from the first call to launch, with a reply within one business day. You own everything on final payment, and the first 30 days of fixes after launch are included.

You can, and for some businesses that’s enough. But a builder only gives you a design to fill in. You still decide what to say, write it for your clients and set it up for search. The tools also change every month, faster now with AI, and knowing which are worth it is a job in itself. That’s the part clients hand to me.

No. The project ends at launch, with 30 days of fixes included. Most clients come back as the business grows: a page for a new program, a booking system, a store, brand guidelines. Each piece is usually quoted at a fixed price before it starts. If search and AI answers matter to you, the best results come from a content plan for your blog and newsletter, then a review every quarter, each quarter quoted on its own so you can stop after any of them. A monthly care plan is there for sites I’ve built, if you want one.