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Website pricing in Morganton, quoted free

How a fixed figure for your build gets worked out, and the things that raise or lower it.

You won't find a dollar figure anywhere on this page, and that's deliberate. Each build is priced on its own, and the number is set down in writing and locked before Roger touches any code.

Four things that set the number

  • How many pages. One core service might fit on five pages. A firm offering a dozen services across several towns could need twenty or more.
  • Special features. The contact form comes standard. Photo galleries, menus, job applications or custom tools take extra hours.
  • Who supplies the content. Ready-to-use text and sharp photos shrink the job. When Roger writes every word, that time is built into the quote.
  • Your launch date. Tying the launch to a grand opening or to the Morganton Festival, held the weekend after Labor Day, is doable, but a firm date shapes the whole schedule.

Starter, growth and custom builds, plus care plans

Roger sorts nearly every job into one of three sizes. A starter build is a tidy, trustworthy site of a few pages for a business that's already running. A growth build splits your services onto separate pages and adds space for reviews and photos where they help a buyer choose. A custom build is for large sites or unusual features. Once you're live, a monthly site care plan, also offered in three sizes, keeps it hosted and tended.

Try the size-up

Four short questions point to the likely size. No price appears, but your answers give Roger a head start when you ask for one.

How many pages?
Who writes the words?
Anything beyond a contact form?
When do you need it?

Likely fit

Starter-sized build Ask for the fixed quote

Paying for the build

  • 50% up front reserves your place in Roger's schedule.
  • 50% at handover, once the completed site is in front of you to review.
  • Care plan charges start after launch day and not a day sooner.

Where SEO fits

Local SEO carries its own price, set after Roger reviews your business, site and competitors at no charge. A packed field and a sleepy one call for very different effort.

Pricing questions

Why no price list?

A barber who needs five pages and a manufacturer who needs thirty are asking for different jobs. Pricing your real project in writing is more honest than a chart figure that matches neither of them.

Can the number creep up mid-project?

Only if you ask for more. Your quote stays put. Should you add pages or features partway through, the extra cost reaches you in writing and waits for your yes.

Does the quote include SEO?

No, search work gets its own number once Roger has reviewed your business and your rivals for free. How much effort it takes swings widely between trades.

Ready for an actual figure?

Describe the business and the pages you're imagining. Roger will reply with a fixed quote in writing, generally inside a day or two.