Website rebuild · from $6,500
A website your business owns, built to be found.
A fast, modern site shaped around what you actually do. The real work is the decisions before the design — what each page says, and how it's built to turn a visitor into a call — and that's the part I stay close to. Yours outright when it's done, backed for 90 days after launch.
The short answer
A website rebuild is a custom site — designed around your business, built to be found in Google and in AI answers, and owned by you outright with no monthly platform subscription like Wix or Squarespace. It starts from $6,500 and includes three months of hands-on support after launch.
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What's included
A site that fits your business, and that you keep.
- A custom design shaped around your business — not a template with your logo dropped in.
- Dedicated pages for the things you want to be found for, not just a home and a contact page.
- SEO and AI-search built in — clean markup, structured data, and the plain language assistants can read and repeat.
- Analytics and contact forms, so you can see what's working instead of guessing.
- Fast on mobile — the load speed Google weighs when it decides where you rank.
- Yours outright — the code and the content, with no monthly platform subscription like Wix or Squarespace to keep it online.
How we'd work together
A partnership, not a hand-off.
The best sites come from both sides doing their part. You bring what only you know — your customers, your market, what's worked and what hasn't. I bring the build, the writing, and the systems that make it findable. We shape it together, and the aim is to make your work easier, not to hand you one more thing to manage.
In practice that's a few hours of your time across the project, mostly early on. I build in the open, so you see it come together rather than waiting for a big reveal at the end. You'll hear from me every week with where things stand — and if a date is going to slip, you hear it from me before the date, not after.
After launch
Backed for 90 days.
The launch price includes three months of hands-on support — I fix anything that breaks and handle the small edits, so the site is solid before it's fully in your hands. After that, you can keep me on for ongoing help or run it yourself. No lock-in, and it's yours to own from day one either way.
Roughly what to expect
A handful of pages, usually six to eight weeks.
We start with a short call and a free scorecard on your current site. From there I map out the pages and the plan, then build. Most rebuilds run six to eight weeks — a handful of pages, with the exact shape set by how many pages you need and how fast we settle the content together. I'll give you the real timeline before we start, not a hopeful one.
Not sure a full rebuild is where to start? A Growth Audit maps out what to fix first — and its $2,500 is credited toward the rebuild.
Common questions
Do I own the site when it’s done?
Yes — the code and the content are yours outright, with no monthly platform subscription like Wix or Squarespace to keep it online. You’re not renting it, and you’re not locked into me to make changes later.
What do you need from me?
The inside knowledge of your business — your customers, what’s worked, what hasn’t. That’s a few hours across the project, mostly early on. I bring the build and the systems; you bring the part only you know.
How long does it take?
Most rebuilds run six to eight weeks — a handful of pages, with the timing set by how many pages you need and how quickly we settle the content together. You’ll hear from me weekly with what’s done and what’s next.
What happens after the 90 days of support?
It’s yours to run from there, or you can keep me on with a Site Care Plan: two short posts a month in your voice, light updates and fixes, and a quarterly check on whether you’re still being found in Google and AI answers — from $1,000/mo, month to month, 30 days’ notice. It’s a light way to keep the site current, not full marketing management. No lock-in and nothing to decide up front.
What do the 90 days of support cover?
Anything that breaks, plus small edits and two rounds of revisions as we settle each page. It’s fixes and refinements, not new features — a bigger addition down the road is its own small project, so the scope stays clear on both sides.
If AI is doing the production work, is my business information safe?
Fair question. The AI handles drafts and the repetitive production; I make the judgment calls and stay close to the work. I don’t hand your business over to a tool — your information stays yours, and nothing about your site or your customers is sold or shared.
What if it turns out not to be the right fit?
We start with a short call before anyone commits to anything, precisely so we can find that out. If it’s not a fit — for either of us — that’s fine, and there’s no hard sell.
— Colin
See where your site stands.
Start with a free scorecard — a one-page read on your current site, sent by email.
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