01ServicesWebsites & Tools

Websites that bring in the work.

Rate cardWebsites & tools
  • Starter siteUp to 5 pages$800+
  • Business siteUp to 12 pages, recommended$1,750+
  • Custom buildAny size, tools quoted separately$2,500+
  • Care plansMonthly, cancel any time$150/mo+

Builds are one-time: half to start, half at launch.

Quote requests that land ready to price. A project gallery that shows your best jobs. Bookings for site visits and showroom appointments. Plus the tools behind it: intake forms, online stores, dashboards, client portals.

W-1 Estimate

The price list, in writing.

Every price is fixed before I start. Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, or hand-built: I'll tell you which fits and why.

Website builds

One-time. Half to start, half at launch.

Est. no. W-100
Terms Half / half
ItemScopeQty / termAmount
StarterProven layout
  • Up to 5 pages
  • Built from a proven layout in your brand
  • Contact form
  • Google setup: titles, descriptions, Business Profile
  • No booking, store, or custom tools
  • You provide the copy
One-time$800 and up
BusinessCustom design
  • Up to 12 pages
  • Custom design
  • Contact form
  • Google setup plus analytics
  • One booking, store, or rental system connected
  • I edit and shape the words
One-time$1,750 and upApprovedRecommended
CustomCustom tools
  • As many pages as needed
  • Custom design and motion
  • Bookings and stores as needed
  • Custom tools quoted separately
  • I write it with you
One-time$2,500 and up

Half to start, half at launch. Scope and price agreed in writing before any work begins.

Customer approval

Care plans

Monthly, cancel any time. So the site never goes stale.

Est. no. W-200
Terms Month to month
ItemScopeQty / termAmount
StandardWatched + edits
  • Hosting, domain, and security certificate watched
  • Monthly updates and backups
  • Up to 1 hour of edits a month
  • Changes within 2 business days
Monthly$150/moApprovedRecommended
PriorityBusy season
  • Weekly updates and backups
  • Up to 2 hours of edits a month
  • Changes next business day
Monthly$300/mo

Cancel any time. Your hosting, domain, and logins stay yours either way.

Custom tools & automation

For the copy-paste jobs and the tools that don't talk to each other.

Est. no. W-300
Terms Fixed price
ItemScopeQty / termAmount
AssessmentStart here
  • I map how the work flows today
  • Then I hand you a fixed-price plan
One-time$400
BuildsFixed price
  • Operations dashboards and client portals
  • Tools that talk to each other: bookings to QuickBooks, forms to your CRM, POS to reports
  • Automations: a text back after a missed call, follow-ups on every quote, invoice reminders. See examples
  • Fixed price agreed before I start
Per buildfrom $1,500

A quote request that turns into an estimate is a good first build. Ask me about it.

How a build runs.

Short, in order, in writing. You always know what's next and what it costs.

  1. 01

    Call

    20 minutes, free. What you do, who you want to reach, and what the site needs to do.

  2. 02

    Written scope

    A short scope with a fixed price. What's in and what's not.

  3. 03

    Half to start

    Then I build. You see it take shape along the way.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Google setup done, forms tested, half at launch.

  5. 05

    Care

    A care plan if you want one. Every login is yours either way.

W-2 What's included

What a site can do on the job.

Built around how contractors, builders, and showrooms actually get work.

Contractor site
Front elevation of a contractor websiteAbove the fold0102030405ABCD
  1. 01Quote request form
  2. 02Project gallery
  3. 03Visit bookings
  4. 04Online store
  5. 05Found on Google
  1. ANo photos of the work
  2. BA wall of small text
  3. CA phone number, no form
  4. DNothing to find on Google
A contractor site drawn like a building. The numbers match the list. Flip to Before to compare an older one-page site.
  • W-01

    Quote requests that turn into estimates

    A form that asks the right questions up front: job type, address, photos, timing. It lands ready to price, not as a vague “call me.”

  • W-02

    A project gallery

    Your best decks, patios, and builds, sorted by type. Easy to add the next job when it wraps.

  • W-03

    Site visits and showroom bookings

    Let people pick a time for an estimate or a showroom visit without phone tag.

  • W-04

    Online stores

    Parts, accessories, gift cards. Golf cart and patio showrooms get a lot out of this one.

  • W-05

    Found on Google

    Titles, descriptions, and your Google Business Profile set up right, so people can find you when they search.

  • W-06

    Dashboards and client portals

    See the week's jobs in one place. Give clients one page to check on their project.

  • W-07

    Your platform, your call

    Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, or hand-built. If you want to edit it yourself, I'll show you how.

  • W-08

    Care so it never goes stale

    Updates, backups, and edits on a care plan. Month to month.

W-3 Questions

Straight answers.

Quote requestJob typeAddressPhotosTimingDeck rebuildStreet, townThis springSendNew quoteDeck rebuild3 photosThis springStreet, town
W-01 at work: the form asks for job type, address, photos, and timing, then lands on your phone ready to price.
Q01

Do I own my website?

Yes, fully. Your hosting account, your domain, every login.

Q02

Can I edit the site myself?

If you want. On Squarespace, Wix, or WordPress I'll show you how. Otherwise a care plan covers edits.

Q03

Can you work on the site I already have?

Usually. If a rebuild makes more sense than a fix, I'll say why and what it costs.

Q04

How does a fixed quote work?

I look first, on a call or on-site. Then you get a written price and scope. Small fixes just get done and billed hourly.

Q05

Do you only work around Cape May?

No. I'm based in Cape May and do on-site work around Cape May County and the Philadelphia area. Websites, tools, and most IT work happen remotely, for anyone.

W-4 Next step

Let's look at your site.

Send me what you have, even if it's nothing yet. On a 20-minute call I'll tell you what I'd build and what it would cost.

The Handoff Promise. Everything lives in your accounts, under your name, written down, with every login in a vault you control. Month to month, no lock-in. If something happens to me, another IT person could pick it up from my notes on day one.

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