One number, in writing.

No "it depends." One number, in writing, the same day.

Rather talk it through first?

Fifteen minutes on the phone. You leave knowing what it costs, what is in it, and what I would actually build.

Book fifteen minutes

Before you get in touch

What you'll get back.

A flat rate

$2,500 covers the six page build. A shop, online ordering or a bigger site is quoted separately, and you get that number before anything starts.

Two build days

They go in the calendar the moment your photos and words are in. Not "four to six weeks" forever.

An honest opinion

Including when the answer is "you don't need what you're asking for," which happens more than you'd think.

No pressure

No expiring discount, no follow-up sequence, no calling you at supper.

The briefing

Five minutes. Enough for me to come back with the scope and the price. The rest comes later, in a document I send.

Endpoint live: https://reinforce-forms.gemerickfrp.workers.dev/quote_request. Send one real test through it.

Your name *

Business name *

Phone *

Email *

Where are you already online? The name of your Facebook page is plenty. Don't go hunting for a link, I will find it.

Your trade * Whatever you call it. “Flatwork”, “brush hogging”, “cleanouts”, your words are fine.

Service area

When do you want this live?

What do you want the site to do? * Plain language is perfect. The more honest, the better the number we give you.

When somebody wants a price right now, what happens? * Rings your cell, goes to your wife, straight to voicemail. Whatever it really is.

It's fine to text me at this number about my quote.

You'll hear back within one business day. Usually much sooner.

Pricing questions

What it costs.

How much is it?

$2,500 flat. Six pages, your words, your photos, a quote form that emails you, click to call, live in two days.

What if I need more than that?

A shop, online ordering, a booking system or a much bigger site is a separate build with its own number, and you get that number before anything starts. The $2,500 never quietly becomes four grand.

Are there monthly fees?

$100 a month for hosting, the domain, security, backups and me keeping it running. Month to month, thirty days' notice. You own the site once it is paid.

Can I pay in installments?

$625 to get started, then 25% a month for three months. It is live long before you finish paying for it.

What if I only want one page?

Say so in the briefing and I will tell you straight whether it is worth doing. Usually it is not: the service pages are the ones that get found.