How much does a website cost in Tampa Bay?
Express is $750 for a one-page site (5 business days). Starter is $1,800 (up to 5 pages, 1 week). Standard is $3,200 (up to 10 pages, 2 weeks, booking). Premium is $6,500 (custom design, integrations, advanced SEO). Custom work (Shopify themes, backends, APIs, multi-location builds) is scoped per project, starting at $400 for small scopes. Flat fees, no surprise upcharges.
What is the Express tier?
Express is a fixed-scope one-pager: one page, contact form, two revision rounds, five business day delivery, $750 plus $30 per month hosting. It is for businesses that need a homepage fast. When you outgrow it, we upgrade you to Starter.
Are you a fit for a large Shopify catalog or corporate site?
Catalog management for hundreds of SKUs is not us; a Shopify expert is the right call. Shopify theme work is fair game and lives in our Custom tier, typically starting around $400. We also do not run monthly redesign retainers or 50-page corporate builds; our flat-fee tiers fit roughly 5 to 15 pages. Bigger scopes (backends, APIs, multi-location) get scoped individually as Custom.
Do you offer payment plans?
All tiers split 50% to start, 50% on launch. You do not pay the full amount upfront. We also accept Affirm and Klarna if you want to spread payments over time. Monthly hosting starts the day your site goes live, not before.
What does the monthly hosting include?
Hosting and SSL, security patches and uptime monitoring, real human support that replies within one business day, the self-serve content editor for text, photos, hours, and menus, and minor content updates as part of the plan. Quick fixes are included; full redesigns are quoted separately.
After launch, do I need an ongoing plan?
No. Every build ships done: the site, the technical SEO, and hosting from $30 to $149 a month. Growth is an optional $199 a month plan for new content and a monthly report, month to month, cancel anytime. It is new posts and pages, not a retainer for SEO you already paid for.
See the Growth plan.
Do you optimize sites for AI search?
Yes, as part of every build, not a separate retainer. We ship FAQPage schema, answer-style headings, public pricing, fast Core Web Vitals, and Google Business Profile alignment. AI Overviews and AI Mode cite a handful of domains per answer; a fast, structured site with real reviews beats an llms.txt file.
Do I need an llms.txt file for AI search?
No. Google Search Central says you do not need new machine-readable files or Markdown to appear in generative AI search. What works: a fast site, schema markup, consistent name and phone across the web, real reviews, and pages that answer customer questions in plain language.