The cost of a website can vary depending on various factors, just like ordering off a menu at a restaurant. The cost depends on what you want the site to do for you; shopping cart, or is it a business information page?  The number of pages and content of those pages can also affect the total cost.  Fill out our Request a Quote form and I can give you a better idea of what your website may cost you.

After we agree upon a price for your project, I require a 20% deposit to begin work.  The remaining balance is due after you approve the final project, but before it is put live on the Internet.

I accept cash (of course!), checks and PayPal credit card payments.  For your convenience, you can pay your invoices directly through my website.  There is a $35 fee for returned checks.

Yes.  Invoices are due upon receipt and considered late after 30 days from date of issuance.  Late invoices are subject to 10% late fees for the remaining balance for each 30 days they are late.  Accounts remaining delinquent for 90 or more days are subject to suspension.

If you know there is an issue with paying an invoice on time, please let me know and I'm sure we can work something out.

That's a difficult question to answer.  It all depends on what you want the website to do.  Obviously, larger sites take longer to build than smaller sites.  E-Commerce sites take longer to finish than non e-commerce sites.

Typically, small to medium sites would take 30-60 days to complete.  Having all images and text content ready to go at the start of the project will speed up the process.

Our standard web hosting account comes with 1GB of disk space.  Each additional GB of space runs an additional $5 per month.  1GB of space is usually plenty of space for medium to large websites, including e-commerce sites.  Sites containing a large number of images or video files tend to use more disk space.

We do not host Reseller Accounts, so the limit of domains per account is one.  You are permitted to have multiple domain names point to your website.  This is called "Parked" domains.  You can have unlimited "Parked" domains on your hosting account.

Check our Hosting Page for links to recommended hosting partners.

Accounts requiring SSL Security Certificates will have a unique IP address (additional fee). Accounts without SSL Certificates will use a shared IP with other accounts on the same server.

Yes. It's covered more in the contract, but the site belongs to you. Most of my clients stay with me for the life of their sites, but if the need was ever to arise, you are free to move to a new host, or even a new developer, taking the site with you.

Yes. It's covered more in the contract, but the domain name is owned by the client. When I register domain names for my clients, I register them in my client's name. I do list my company as the "Technical Contact", but the rest is all you. If you ever need to move the site to a new host, the domain name comes with you. It's all yours.