Pricing

One price. Everything in.

Local business sites start at $1,750, with everything below included. Bigger jobs cost more and I tell you up front. Care plans optional, from $75 a month.

The low-priced sites you see advertised, the few-hundred-dollar ones, are real. But that is the starting point, not the finish line. The pages, the photos, the contact form, the words, those come as add-ons, and the real total shows up one line at a time. I price it the other way: one number, all-in, nothing buried.

Here is the honest range. National agencies typically start around $5,000 and run six weeks or more. Hourly freelancers bill $2,500 and up over a month, and the meter keeps running until the work stops. A Winters Code site starts at $1,750. The same modern stack and quality bar, for less than a freelancer, and live in days, not months.

Everything below is included. No per-page fees, no surprise add-ons, no monthly anything you didn't ask for. The price I quote is the price you pay. Every project starts with a free consult and a written quote that holds for 14 days. A 50 percent deposit locks scope and schedule, and the rest is due at launch.

One thing worth doing before you hire anyone, including me. Ask them to show you the Google score on their own website. It is free, it takes about thirty seconds, and it is the same test I ran on 219 businesses in this county. Mine are on the wall, live, updated on their own.

Every site, $1,750

A real, finished website, not a demo you keep buying pieces of.

A custom site made for your business, not a template with your name dropped in
The core pages you need, with all the words written for you
Real photos. Bill Bailey or I come shoot your business, no stock
A logo and brand if you don't have one, with real vector files for signs, shirts, and print
Top Google scores for speed and search, proven on Google's own test. Most cheap sites sit near 60 on a phone
Found by Google and the new AI assistants. Scrapers and junk bots shut out
Your website, Google listing, and socials all lined up and pointing the same way
Real security baked in: HTTPS, a hardened setup, and spam-protected forms
Email on your own domain, a contact form that reaches you, and privacy and terms pages
No lock-in, no contract, no required monthly fee. When it's done, it's yours to keep

Want it line by line? See the full breakdown on services.

Already have a site? Rebuilds start at $2,500

Most businesses around here are not starting from nothing. They have a site with years of photos, words, and search history in it, sitting on a foundation that has stopped keeping up. That is a rebuild, not a new build, and it is a different job.

A rebuild keeps what is worth keeping and replaces what is holding it back. Most land between $2,500 and $3,500, depending on how many pages have to move and whether there is a catalog or a booking system to repair.

It costs more than a new site for a plain reason. A new site starts from nothing, which is simple. A rebuild starts from something that has to survive the move: the content inventory, the redirect map, the years of search value you already paid for. Skipping that work is how a redesign quietly costs a business its rankings.

Not every site needs one. Some need an afternoon of fixes. I will tell you which one you are before either of us talks about money. See what a rebuild covers.

What "yours to keep" actually means

Most website deals never say this part out loud. Here it is plainly.

The domain is registered in your name. I never hold it. If you and I never speak again, you still own the address
The site runs on your own Cloudflare account. At this size that tier costs nothing
I hold an access token you can revoke in two clicks, any day, without asking me
The code is yours, and it moves to your own GitHub whenever you want it
Skip the care plan and nothing turns off. The site keeps running exactly as it is
The care plan buys changes, monitoring, and somebody local to call. It does not buy access to your own website. You already have that

If you pay monthly or yearly for a managed website, multiply it by five before you compare it to anything else. That is what the next five years costs you. At the end of it, ask what you own.

When it costs more

The floor covers a complete core site. These add to it, and I quote them clearly: bigger sites with a lot more pages, SEO expansion for more reach and local search, online booking, payments, or a store, and listing feeds like MLS or RMLS for real estate. Cross-platform apps and custom systems are quoted per project too. Tell me what you need and I'll price it straight.