Services
Ways to work together.
Three ways in, depending on what your site actually needs. Most people start at the bottom rung and only climb if the findings say so.
Get a free website scorecardThe three services
The site
Website Diagnostic
$400A paid first look at your site, page by page, plus a live check of where you show up when someone asks an AI, and who gets named instead. Credited toward a Growth Audit if you go on.
See what you get →The whole path
Growth Audit
$2,500The whole path, not just the site: how a stranger finds you, becomes a lead, and books a call, and where that path leaks. The site review is one of its five parts. Ends with a 30/60/90-day plan.
See what you get →The build
Website design and build
from $6,500A fast, modern site shaped around your business and built to show up in Google and in AI answers. Whether it replaces a site that isn’t pulling its weight or it’s your first one, the work is the same shape. Yours outright, and backed for 90 days after launch.
See what you get →Not sure where you sit?
The free scorecard is a one-page read on your current site: how it looks, how fast it loads, and how easy it is to find in Google and in AI answers, with the first things I’d fix. It’s the cheapest way to find out which of the three you actually need.
Get a free scorecard →No website yet?
Then there’s nothing to score and nothing to diagnose, so the first two rungs don’t apply to you. Start with a conversation instead: twenty minutes to work out what a first site would actually need to do for your business, and I’ll tell you what it would take. Building from scratch usually moves faster than a rebuild, because there’s nothing to unpick.
Ask for a twenty-minute call →After launch: the Site Care Plan
Every build includes three months of hands-on support, and the site is yours to own from day one either way. After that you can run it yourself, or keep me on: a post or two a month in your voice, light updates and fixes, and a quarterly check on whether you’re still being found in Google and in AI answers. It’s sized to your site, month to month, with 30 days’ notice.
It isn’t something to decide up front, and it isn’t full marketing management. I only bring it up with clients whose site I’ve built, once there’s something worth keeping current.