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Pricing

Three fixed prices. Nothing hourly, nothing hidden.

Half of what's paid on signing, half on launch. If the scope changes mid-project, the price changes in writing before any extra work starts — never after.

Launch

1 week

$1,500

One page that does one job: get the demo booked.

For: Pre-seed founders validating a pitch, or a product with one clear offer.

  • Single long-form landing page
  • Copy structure & messaging pass
  • Responsive down to 320px
  • Analytics + conversion events wired
  • Deployed to Vercel on your domain
  • One revision round
Most chosen

Standard

2 weeks

$2,800

A full marketing site you can point a launch at.

For: Seed-stage teams with a product, pricing, and something to say.

  • Up to 5 pages — home, product, pricing, about, contact
  • Design system: type scale, color, components
  • Copy structure & messaging pass
  • Technical SEO: metadata, sitemap, schema, OG images
  • Analytics + conversion events wired
  • Two revision rounds

Scale

3 weeks

$4,000

Marketing site plus the machinery to keep publishing.

For: Teams running content, changelogs, or multiple product lines.

  • Everything in Standard, 8+ pages
  • Headless CMS your team can actually use
  • Blog / changelog with templated layouts
  • Programmatic SEO scaffolding if useful
  • Performance budget enforced in CI
  • 30 days of post-launch tweaks

Every package includes

The packages differ in size, not in quality. A $1,500 landing page gets the same design attention as a $4,000 site — there is just less of it.

Design
Type scale, color, spacing, and components built as a system, not a one-off.
Copy structure
What each section says and why it's there, drafted for you to correct.
Build
Next.js App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind. Static pages, tiny JavaScript.
Technical SEO
Metadata, sitemap, structured data, Open Graph images, canonical URLs.
Analytics
Conversion events wired to your actual actions, not just pageviews.
Deployment
Live on your domain, in your Vercel account, code in your GitHub org.

Add-ons

Priced so you can budget without a call. Most projects need none of these.

  • Extra page$350Designed and built to match, any time after launch.
  • Headless CMS$600Sanity or Payload wired up with live preview. Included in Scale.
  • Blog / changelog$500Templated layouts, RSS, tagging. Included in Scale.
  • Migration redirects$250Mapping old URLs to new ones so rankings survive the move.
  • Rush (1 week)+40%When there's a launch date and it isn't moving.

FAQ

Money questions, answered plainly.

Why so much cheaper than an agency?
Because there is no agency. No account manager, no project coordinator, no office. You work directly with the person building the site, so you are not paying for the layer of people whose job is relaying messages between you and them.
Two weeks is fast. What's the catch?
The catch is scope discipline. Two weeks works because I build marketing sites specifically and have the patterns already solved. It stops working if we redesign your logo, restructure your pricing model, and wait nine days for feedback. I will tell you before we start if what you want does not fit the timeline.
Do I own the code?
Yes, entirely. It ships to your GitHub org and your Vercel account. There is no proprietary builder, no license, and no monthly fee to keep your own website online. If you never speak to me again the site keeps working.
What do you need from me?
Roughly two hours total: a 45-minute kickoff call, your logo and any brand assets, and prompt feedback at two review points. If you have existing copy I will edit it. If you do not, I will draft it and you correct the parts I got wrong about your product.
Can you write the copy?
I structure it and draft it — headline hierarchy, what goes above the fold, what objection each section handles. I am good at making a technical product legible. I am not a substitute for a specialist B2B copywriter if your positioning itself is still unresolved.
What happens after launch?
Scale includes 30 days of tweaks. Beyond that, small changes are billed hourly, or I can hand off to your team — the stack is standard Next.js, so any React developer can pick it up. I do not sell mandatory maintenance retainers.

Next step

Tell me what you’re building. I’ll tell you what it needs.

A short intro call, no deck, no pitch. If I’m not the right fit I’ll say so and point you somewhere better.