Tell us about the job.

Every site is quoted flat before any work starts, so the number you approve is the number you pay. Price follows scope — how many pages, whether you need photography and video, and how much of the copy we write versus how much you already have.

If the scope changes mid-project we requote that piece before doing it. No hourly billing, and no invoice at the end with items on it you have not already seen.

Three to five weeks for a typical five-page site, from the day we have your content. The build itself is the fast part; what sets the programme is how long it takes to get photographs, service details and the answers only you can give.

We tell you at the start exactly what we need from you and when, so nothing stalls waiting on something nobody asked for.

No. We write it, then you correct it. That order matters — most trades can tell us in five minutes on the phone what would take a week to write down, so we do the writing and you tell us where we got the trade wrong.

You get a full read-through before anything goes live, and nothing is published that you have not signed off.

Yes, and deliberately. Fencing, solar, concrete, roofing, framing, electrical, drafting — if the work happens on a site, we know roughly how the job gets quoted and won before you explain it.

That focus is what makes the sites good. We are not learning your industry on your budget.

You do — the domain, the hosting account, the source code, all of it. Everything is registered in your name from the start, not ours, and we hand over every login at the end.

If you ever want to move to another studio you can, and nothing has to be rebuilt to make that possible. We would rather keep clients because the work is good than because leaving is expensive.

Usually a few dollars a month, sometimes nothing. The sites we build are static files rather than a database and a content system, so there is no server sitting there costing money between visits and nothing to keep patched.

The only unavoidable cost is the domain renewal, which is typically $20 to $30 a year and paid directly by you to the registrar.

For day-to-day changes — a new project in the gallery, a price, a phone number — send them to us and they are usually live the same day. That is included for the first year and it is faster than logging into anything.

If you would rather do it yourself we can set you up with an editor, but most of our clients find that a site they have to maintain is a site that quietly goes out of date.

We keep supporting it. Every site we have built is still ours to look after — updates, fixes, and the occasional rewrite when the business changes what it sells.

You get the same two people you dealt with during the build, on the same phone number. There is no support queue and no handover to an account manager.