Pricing & packages
Most web agencies charge $3,000–$15,000 for a site that takes months. You deserve better quality, faster delivery, and a price that actually makes sense for a local business.
The free audit shows exactly where your biggest wins are — so you’re never paying for something that won’t help yet.
Reality check
Most owners are either overpaying an agency or settling for a DIY site that makes them look less credible than they are.
Web Agency
$3k–$15k
one-time
Freelancer
$800–$3k
one-time
DIY (Wix / Squarespace)
$250–$1,250/yr
subscription + your time to build it
MyLaunchManager
$299
one-time, then optional add-ons
Agency and freelancer ranges are broad estimates and vary by provider.
Why the investment pays
These numbers reflect how your customers actually make decisions — right now, before they ever call you.
of people judge a business’s credibility based on its website alone
Stanford Web Credibility ProjectThe options
Mix and match. No bundles. No upsells you didn’t ask for.
A clean, mobile-first website that makes your business look credible and easy to contact from day one.
We host your site on Namecheap with premium DNS and SSL, and handle all the technical upkeep — so you never have to think about it.
An AI chat assistant trained on your business that answers questions and collects lead details when you’re closed or busy.
Want everything together?
One-time $299 website build, then $199/mo for Hosting + AI together. Best deal if you want the full setup from day one.
Common questions
Yes — a clean, mobile-first, professionally designed site. Not a template you fill out yourself. It includes service pages, a contact form, basic local SEO setup, Google Business Profile linking, and 30 days of post-launch support. The price is lower than agencies because there’s no overhead: one person does the work and keeps things focused.
Not right away — and I’ll tell you honestly if they won’t help yet. The website is the foundation. Hosting + Management makes sense once you want someone else handling all the technical upkeep. The AI assistant is the strongest add-on when you miss calls after hours and want to capture those leads automatically. Start with what matters most.
Most local businesses need fewer pages than they think — a focused 3–5 page site often converts better than a bloated one. If you genuinely need more (service-area pages, a menu, a gallery), we scope that in at a small extra cost. We figure it out together during the audit.
Minor text and content updates are included in the Hosting + Management plan. Bigger changes — new pages, redesigned sections — are quoted separately at a fair rate. If you’re not on hosting, small edits are quoted case by case and are usually quick and inexpensive.
Typically 2–3 weeks from our discovery conversation to go-live. That covers design, copy, your approval round, and launch. It can move faster if you’re quick on feedback — it can take longer if there are many revision rounds. I aim to keep it simple so approvals don’t drag out.
Not at all — whatever’s easiest for you. A short call or video chat is often the fastest way to get aligned, but email works just as well. Most projects start with a quick email exchange, then a short call only if we need more context. I’m happy to show my face on camera if it helps, or keep it entirely async — no pressure either way.
Free first step
I’m happy to do a quick call, video chat, or email — whichever is easier. No sales pitch. Just a straight conversation about whether this is a good fit for your business.