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Honestly: I have built sites for a few thousand and for hundreds of thousands, so a price list across that range would only mislead. You get a ballpark and a rough scope in the first conversation, and a fixed price for a clearly defined scope before anything starts — not an open-ended hourly rate. Where there is a cheaper route to the same goal, you hear about it; where the cheap route would cost you more later, you hear that too.

A campaign landing page is a matter of days, a complete company presentation weeks to months depending on scope. It usually runs in stages so the important parts go live first. You get a schedule with the scope, and you know at every point what is being worked on.

Before the build you see the direction and a working prototype you can click through. Nothing is built on a promise, and a change at that stage costs a conversation, not a budget.

Content, yes: texts, photographs, items, whatever should be in your hands, you manage yourselves. The rest goes through me: hosting, operation and changes stay with me, because that is what keeps the site fast and consistent and means you do not have to employ anyone around it. Handing the code to someone else is not part of the standard arrangement; if you need it, we agree that up front and the project is built and priced accordingly.

You deal with the director, so scope, deadlines and trade-offs are decided on the spot and nothing waits for someone to ask someone else. When a project needs more hands or expertise I do not have, I bring in proven people for that specific part — the direction and the responsibility stay with me. And what I can promise plainly: I answer messages within one business day, and I only take deadlines I can genuinely meet.