How much does a website cost?

Most of our projects fall between $4,000 and $10,000, but we’re not the kind of agency that turns away work based on budget alone. We focus on honest conversations, clear expectations, and building real value—whether you're starting small or investing big. Our pricing reflects the care, time, and expertise we put into every project, and we’ll always give you a transparent estimate before we start.

Do you offer ongoing support?

Yes. We offer flexible monthly subscription plans that cover everything from design and development to content updates and performance checks. Ideal for businesses that want long-term support without hiring in-house.

What platform do you use?

We specialize in designing and building on Squarespace, creating beautiful, functional websites that are easy to manage. In some cases, we also work with other platforms like Webflow or Framer if they are a better fit for your project. Each platform has its strengths, and we will guide you to the right choice based on flexibility, ease of use, and your long-term goals.

Can you help with content too?

Definitely. We offer copywriting, brand messaging, and visual content like icons, photography, and custom graphics. We also use advanced AI tools to help create smart, on-brand content faster—without cutting corners.

Do you offer SEO services?

Yes. Every site we build includes basic on-page SEO, and we offer deeper SEO strategy and optimization as an add-on or part of our monthly plans. This includes keyword research, technical audits, and content recommendations.

Blog

Ideas, insights, and things we’ve learned.

From platform tips to project reflections, this is where we share what’s working, what we’re curious about, and how we build better websites.

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Squarespace Acquires Google Domains: What It Means for You

Squarespace, the popular website builder and hosting company, has acquired Google Domains. This is a major move for both companies, and it has the potential to shake up the domain name registrar market.