Build it item by item.
Every price is published, right beside the item it buys. Pick what you need and the total adds up as you go. The whole build lives in the link, so you can share it or send it to me, and nothing is stored.
If this is more than you want to think about, there are three ready-made options on the Pricing page.
Price your site.
Pick what you need and the price adds up as you go.
Step 1 of 7: Start from
Four starting points, or build it up yourself. You can change anything afterwards.
Step 2 of 7: About you
What kind of business?
I pre-selected what most clients like you take. Change anything you want.
Do you have a website now?
I added “Keep your search rankings” so the move does not cost you your place in Google, and opened up interim hardening under Extras.
Step 3 of 7: Size
3 pages: Home, about, contact. 5 pages: Adds two service or team pages.
Existing copy carried over. Up to ten here; more than that is worth a conversation.
Step 4 of 7: Protect it
The parts that carry my security work. Pick what fits; none of it is required.
What’s this?
Email & DNS authentication
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC set to reject, plus MTA-STS, DNSSEC, CAA, and a registrar lock. Other people can no longer send email that looks like it came from you.
What’s this?
Security monitoring
Alerts for certificate problems, DNS changes, and exposed credentials, plus a quarterly outside scan. Alerts come to me; I handle them.
What’s this?
Secure intake form
A hardened intake form that delivers straight into the system you already use. Because nothing is stored on the website, the site stays out of scope for HIPAA and the FTC Safeguards Rule.
What’s this?
Compliance evidence package
Your controls documented for insurance renewals and, for CPA firms, the written security plan the FTC asks for. Evidence, not certification. Needs email protection and monitoring in place first.
Insurance-ready security summary needs “Email and domain protection” and “Watch over it” in place first, so I added both.
I took “Insurance-ready security summary” back off. It needs “Email and domain protection” and “Watch over it” in place.
Step 5 of 7: Keep it running
Every site includes upkeep and hosting. Most people send me the change instead of running a CMS.
What’s this?
Required. Patching, certificates, DNS, uptime alerts, off-provider copies of every deploy, yearly re-baseline.
What’s this?
Content changes
Up to 3 requests or 2 hours a month. Overage $100/hr. Together with upkeep this is Site Care Plus: $200 a month total. If all you ever change is one thing, like a monthly blog post, ask me: I can engineer a simpler way to publish just that.
Upkeep and edits together are Site Care Plus · $200/mo: one price for hosting, patching, your changes, and an hour of my time each month.
For nonprofits and schools, Ongoing Website Care is $75 a month with an hour of my time included and $50 an hour after that. The Site Audit is $295.
Step 6 of 7: Extras
What’s this?
SEO preservation
A crawl of your current site, redirects for every old address, sitemap and robots files, titles and descriptions carried over, Search Console connected, and a 30-day watch for broken links. Over 30 pages adds $150.
What’s this?
Wire to existing portal
Sign-in, scheduling, or payment links pointed at the portal you already have, so nothing sensitive ever touches the website.
What’s this?
Dedicated server
For organizations that require it. Server cost is passed through from $150 a month.
What’s this?
Interim hardening (90 days)
A compromise check, updates, a plugin cull, MFA on every account, and a firewall. I do not take over your hosting. If the site turns out to be already compromised, cleanup is a separate job. Bought on its own first, the fee is credited toward a rebuild within 12 months.
Step 7 of 7: Timing
When your content is ready and I have confirmed the week.
What happens next.
Step 1: A free 30-minute call
We talk through what you picked and what you actually need.
Step 2: Scope confirmed in writing
I write down what I am building and what it costs, before any work starts.
Step 3: Built in about two weeks
You look it over, tell me what to change, and it goes live.
Rather talk it through now? Call me: 248.245.2796
Or start with a phone call.
Tell me what the site has to do, and I'll tell you what it would take. The first call is free.
Warmly,
Timothy MorganOwner & Web Consultant, Sasaron Web Solutions248.245.2796 · [email protected]I reply within one business day.