For small businesses and independent professionals. Eleven years of building sites inside companies — fintech, ecommerce, agency — now available directly.
Webflow✳Shopify✳WordPress✳Squarespace✳or hand-coded & hosted free, forever
who this is for
not ready to start anything?
Bring your questions — about your current site, what a build would cost, whether you even need one. You’ll leave with a straight answer either way. No deck, no follow-up sequence, no obligation.
Not four services to scope yourself. One ladder — start wherever your site actually is.
01
A Site Check: recorded walkthrough of your site, written findings, a prioritized fix list, and a call to go through it. Five business days.
$395 — fully credited toward a build
book a build within 60 days and the audit ends up free
02
Hand-built and hosted free forever, or on a platform you can edit yourself — Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace. I recommend; you decide.
$295 – $9,500+
routed by one question — it’s just below
03
Care plans: updates, backups, monitoring, small changes, and your domain and SSL handled — so you never think about any of it.
from $49 / month
domain & SSL included free on every plan
SEO and AEO aren’t a fourth thing to buy — they’re inside the audit and inside every build. Structure, metadata, schema, sitemap, Search Console, Google Business Profile. Standard, not extra.
the only question that decides the price
No — just make it work
No Squarespace, no Webflow, no monthly platform fee for the life of the site. I write it by hand, and you own the files.
The trade: you can’t log in and change it. Changes come through me at$30/hr — or the $49/mo Care plan.
$295 – $650
Yes — I want the keys
Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace — I recommend based on who’s maintaining it after launch, and you make the call.
Real CMS, you edit anything, recorded handover. The platform costs$25–50/mo, paid to them, not me.
from $2,400
Selling online, publishing weekly, taking bookings with accounts? That’s a platform build — and I’ll say so plainly rather than pretend the cheap option can do it.
Fixed prices in CAD, agreed before anything starts. Two families — same split as the question above.
Hosted free forever · no monthly fee · changes come through me
Just the page — a single page, designed and built. 1 week.
The one-page site plus the launch work AI won’t do: domain configured, Google Business Profile verified, form tested end to end, indexed. 10 days.
Up to 3 pages, two revision rounds, everything in Get Found included. 2 weeks.
After launch: changes $30/hr, or the $49/mo Care plan. Best for sites that rarely change.
Webflow, Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace · you edit it yourself
5–7 pages, content plan written for you, booking flow, Google Business Profile, local SEO, GA4, recorded handover. 4 weeks.
Everything above plus store setup, 25 products, checkout and shipping, abandoned-cart and welcome emails, training. 5 weeks.
CMS architecture, conversion tracking, technical SEO and AEO from the start, 60 days of support. Quoted. 8–10 weeks.
The platform subscription ($25–50/mo) is paid to the platform, not me. Best for sites that change often.
A paid diagnostic of your current site: recorded walkthrough, written findings, prioritized fixes. Fully credited toward any build within 60 days.
Monitoring, backups, updates and a monthly allowance of changes — up to SEO monitoring and quarterly conversion reviews on Growth.
Registered in your name, always — I just handle renewals, DNS and the certificate. Included free on any Care plan.
The fine print, said early: 50% deposit to start, 50% at launch · two revision rounds (one on single-pagers) · timelines start the day your content is in hand, not the day you sign · copywriting is an add-on at $150/page.
already know the price fits?
Five questions, two minutes, and you’ll usually get a price — not a pitch — within two business days.
proof, not promises
Fintech platform · Webflow
Five product websites rebuilt in Webflow for a publicly traded fintech — SEO and tracking built into the structure, not added afterwards.
qualified organic traffic doubled in 90 days
intelligentinvesting.ai ↗
Daily publication · Webflow CMS
Three rebuilds of a five-times-a-week media brand, treated as a conversion system rather than a place to put articles.
bounce rate 70% → 38% · organic signups +27%
directtoconsumer.co ↗
Pet care, Vancouver · hand-built
A small local business with real personality, built to take bookings directly — every route leads to a free meet and greet.
mobile-first, fast, no platform subscription
kattyco.ca ↗
Speech-language pathology · hand-built, 5 pages
A twenty-year private practice given a site that explains the work clearly to worried parents — seven service areas, structured.
hosted free — the $0/month option, live
east-van-slp.github.io ↗Four builds, written up honestly instead of padded to twelve. The live sites are the real proof — click through.
Honestly? You might. With a free weekend, some patience, and clear ideas about what your site should say, you can get something decent up on your own.
But making the page was never the hard part. It’s buying the domain and pointing it at the right place. The certificate. The contact form that actually sends somewhere you’ll see it. Claiming and verifying your Google listing. Getting indexed. Most DIY sites end their lives as a nice page in a browser tab that never quite goes live.
And I use these tools too — that’s part of why I’m not charging agency prices.
Nobody is asking ChatGPT to verify their Google Business Profile.
Code, design, content — handed over at launch, transferred in writing on final payment. On hand-built sites you get the actual files.
Registered in your name, always. If I manage it — $50 a year, free on Care — I hold the account, never the asset.
Want to take the domain or the site elsewhere? Say the word and I’ll transfer it across. No fee, no argument.
Five questions, two minutes. Enough that I can usually come back with a price — not a pitch — within two business days.
one build at a time — you get a real start date before you pay anything
or skip the form entirely —
Real person, real phone — if I’m mid-build I’ll call you back the same day.