Website pricing, quoted upfront.

Over twelve months you pay more than the once-off price, but the monthly figure also covers hosting, monthly maintenance and support for that year, which a once-off build pays for separately. If cash flow is not a constraint and you want to own the site immediately, once-off is the simpler route.

The website becomes yours at the end of the 12-month term. During the term you have a live, fully working site with hosting, maintenance and support included — the plan covers building and running it, and ownership transfers once the term completes. If you would rather own it outright from launch, the once-off option does that.

The build itself, plus hosting, one hour of maintenance a month covering security and content updates, and support — for the full 12 months. On a once-off build those running costs are quoted separately, so the monthly figure is not simply the price divided by twelve.

Then we quote it properly instead of forcing it into a box. Larger builds, unusual requirements and anything needing custom development are scoped individually against a written specification, still at a fixed price.

Yes, and it is common. Businesses often start with a Starter site and add pages, a store or campaign pages as they grow. You pay the difference for the new work rather than starting again from scratch.

We are a small Gauteng team without the overheads of a large agency, so we cost less than one. We cost more than a template thrown together overseas, because the site is built for your business and built to rank. You are choosing where on that line you want to sit.

Your logo if you have one, a rough idea of the pages you need, your text, and any photos worth using. We send you an outline of what each page should cover so you are not staring at a blank page. Content arriving late is the most common reason a build takes longer than it should.