Pricing & Packages

Projects are split into a 50% deposit to secure your slot and reserve the schedule, with the balance due on launch. Larger builds can be staged across milestones, and Platform work can run on a monthly retainer instead.

Most do not, exactly. The tiers are a starting point that make the shape and cost of a build legible. We scope every project properly and quote against what you actually need — you will never be sold a tier you do not require.

Yes. Once the final invoice is paid the site is yours outright — the design and the code, not just the words on it. Your domain, your content and your data were yours from the first day anyway. We host it because that is more convenient than running hosting yourself, not because you are tied to us, and if you ever move on you take the site with you and we help you move it.

We do. The first twelve months of hosting are included in the project fee; after that it is €20 a month, or nothing extra if you are on a care plan, because every plan includes hosting. Your domain is registered in your name and stays yours throughout. What that buys you is that keeping the site fast, patched, backed up and online stops being your job. The site is yours, so you can move it elsewhere whenever you like — most owners simply would rather not think about hosting.

Most owners take one, because a site nobody touches stops earning: the prices on it are last year’s, nothing new gets published, and search moves on to the people who keep changing theirs. Keeping it current is the part a plan buys. You do not have to take one — hosting on its own is €20 a month and keeps the site online, patched and backed up, and any work you ask for beyond that is quoted before it starts. Plans stop on 30 days’ notice.

Launch and Growth are fixed-fee — the number you agree is the number you pay, provided the scope does not change. Signature and Platform are scoped individually because the range of work is genuinely too wide for a single figure.

Each tier lists an indicative window, and the honest variable is how quickly content and feedback come back to us. Projects where the client is responsive routinely land at the fast end of the range.

No. Automation, booking and internal systems are separate work and we build them for businesses whose websites we did not make. The one thing worth knowing is that a booking system usually wants somewhere to live, so if the site it would sit on is very old we will say whether that is a problem before you commit to anything.

You do, directly to whoever provides the service — we open the account in your name rather than putting it on our bill, so there is no markup and you can see exactly what it costs. A plain automation is usually a few euro a month. A website assistant is roughly €20 to €80 depending on how many people it talks to, and phone answering is charged by the minute, so a hundred short calls is about €40. We tell you the expected figure before anything is built and we can put a ceiling on it.

That is not what we are selling and it is not usually what happens. What these systems take off a business is the part of the week nobody wanted — retyping, chasing, answering the same question for the ninth time — so the people you already employ spend their time on the work that needed a person. If you are looking to cut headcount, we are probably the wrong studio, and we would rather say that now than after you have paid a deposit.

Yes. The two ladders are separate because they cover different work: a website needs patching, backups and content, while an automation needs watching, since the services it depends on change without warning. Systems plans run €150, €300 or €500 a month; website care runs €60, €245 or €595. A business with both takes one of each, and either can be stopped with 30 days’ notice.