We don't charge for the build. We charge a monthly fee that covers the build, the hosting, the care, and the quiet work that keeps a site healthy. Month-to-month. The code stays with us — you pay for the service, not the codebase.
A single-page site. The smallest, most honest version of a web presence.
Up to five pages, with a client backend so you can edit content yourself.
Up to twenty pages, with deeper measurement and faster turnaround.
Included edit hours cover small content, copy, and image changes inside the existing site. They don't roll over. Overflow is billed at $100/hour with a 30-minute minimum. New pages or structural changes beyond the tier's scope are a scope change — we'll quote them separately and honestly.
Submissions are emailed to you and visible in your client portal. Soft cap of 500 submissions per month per site. Overage is $10 per additional 500 — and if you're getting that volume, congratulations.
Message Parker to cancel — there's no in-portal button on purpose. Service runs to the end of the last paid month plus a 30-day grace window where the site stays live and unbilled. After that, the site comes offline and the code stays with us. Reactivation, if you change your mind, is one month of your tier ($75 / $175 / $375), charged once, and the subscription resumes.
If you need something with logins, databases, dashboards, or a mobile companion, that's a webapp — and it's quoted based on design complexity, storage and infrastructure, and integrations. Webapps may carry their own ongoing hosting fee, scoped per project.
Hourly consultation to figure out whether AI fits your business, where it fits, and what it would cost to build. If we move forward, the integration is scoped and quoted as a webapp.
Most web shops bill once, hand over a folder, and disappear. Sites then rot — slowly, quietly, and usually right before they're needed most. A subscription means the site and the person who built it are tied to each other for as long as it's useful. The incentives line up. That's the whole reason.