WHAT THINGS COST
Questions we answer with a number.
Every one of these questions is usually answered with a range so wide it is useless, because the studio answering it does not want to say its price before it has seen your budget. Ours are published, so each page opens with the figure and then explains what moves it.
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How much does a website cost?
A business website of up to 7 pages costs $3,500 and takes three weeks. That is a published price rather than a range: the scope is a list you can read before paying, and the number does not move after a call.
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How much does a landing page cost?
A custom landing page designed and built from scratch costs $1,200 and takes seven days. A template you fill in yourself is assembled rather than designed, and looks it. There is not much honest ground between those two.
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How much does SEO cost per month?
Ongoing search work costs $1,500 a month here, paid in advance and stoppable at the end of any paid month. A one-off technical audit, with no retainer attached, is $900.
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How much does it cost to build a web app?
A first working version with a backend, a database, authentication, an admin surface and a deployment costs from $7,500 here. The line between a website and an application is whether something is stored and changed, and everything past that line is more expensive for real reasons.
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How much does a logo and brand identity cost?
A complete identity - mark and lockups, a type and colour system, written usage guidelines and an asset pack in every format - costs $1,200 and takes two weeks. A logo on its own costs less than this and covers less of what an identity has to do.
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How much does social media management cost?
Managed social growth costs $600 a month here, paid in advance and stoppable at the end of any paid month. That buys platform strategy, execution and monthly reporting. It does not buy a follower count, and we will not buy one for you.
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How much does Google and Meta ads management cost?
Meta and Google campaign management costs $600 a month plus 15% of the advertising spend. The spend itself is paid by you, directly to the platforms, and never passes through us. Both numbers are stated up front, so neither appears for the first time on an invoice.
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How much does real-time 3D product visualisation cost?
Real-time 3D on the web - a product a visitor can turn, a scene that responds to scrolling, geometry that actually renders in the browser - starts at $4,500. The delivery date is scoped rather than fixed, because the variable is whether usable 3D assets already exist.
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How much does a website redesign cost?
A website redesign costs $3,500 for up to 7 pages and takes three weeks. There is no separate redesign price: it is the Website package, designed and built from scratch, whether or not a site exists today.
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How long does it take to build a website?
A landing page takes seven days and a website of up to 7 pages takes three weeks, counted from the first working day after payment clears and your brief is submitted. They cost $1,200 and $3,500, and the clock pauses whenever we are waiting on you.
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How much does an SEO audit cost?
A technical SEO audit costs $900 and is delivered in five days. It is a one-off fee with no retainer attached, and it ends in a fix list ranked by impact and written so your own developer can work through it.
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How much does a batch of product visuals and short videos cost?
A batch of ten platform-ready visuals and three short video cuts costs $450 and is delivered in five days. The price includes the source files and one revision round, and the work is made from product material you already have rather than from a new shoot.
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Landing page or full website: which does a small business need?
A business with one offer to test needs the $1,200 landing page, delivered in seven days. A business that has to explain itself across several pages needs the $3,500 website, delivered in three weeks. The gap is $2,300 and two weeks.
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What changes when a WordPress site is replaced with a custom-built one?
Replacing a WordPress site with the $3,500 Website package gives you up to 7 pages on a custom design system, built without a CMS, in three weeks. What you give up is the editor: a text change becomes a request to us or an edit in the code, unless you say in the brief that you publish often.
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Why is my website slow, and what does it cost to find out and fix it?
Finding out why a website is slow is the $900 technical SEO audit: Core Web Vitals measured on real page loads, a full crawl and a fix list ranked by impact, in five days. Fixing it is separate: your developer works the list, or the $3,500 Website replaces the site.
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Why are the product pages on my online store not indexed by Google?
Finding out why product pages on an online store are not indexed is the $900 technical SEO audit: a full crawl, index coverage compared with what exists on the site, structured data validated and server logs read, in five days. It ends in a fix list ranked by impact.
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When should a new business get its brand identity designed?
Before anything that carries the brand. The $1,200 Brand Identity takes two weeks, so launching with the $3,500 Website behind it is $4,700 and five weeks if the two run back to back; a $1,200 Landing Page instead of the Website makes it $2,400 and three weeks.
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When should I order a landing page before a product or app launch?
At least seven days before it has to be live, plus the time to pay and send the brief. The $1,200 Landing Page takes seven days counted from the first working day after payment clears and the brief is submitted, and the clock pauses whenever we are waiting on you.
Why we publish these at all
An answer page is only worth writing if it is more useful than the alternative, and the alternative here is a page that says "it depends" for eight hundred words and then asks for your phone number. Every page in this list gives you a figure you could act on without ever contacting us, which is the same bet the pricing page makes.
Where something genuinely cannot be answered with one number, the page says which question you have to settle first before a number exists. That is different from refusing to answer.
What none of them promise
No guaranteed rankings, traffic, conversion rates, follower counts or revenue. Those depend on things a studio does not control, our terms say so in writing, and a page that quietly implies otherwise would be contradicting them.
What is promised is the work, the scope and the measurement: what was done, what it was measured against, and what happened after.