Clear scope. Sliding scale. No mystery wall.
Price should not feel like a trap door.
I use sliding-scale tiers so the project can match your budget, your timeline, and the amount of complexity actually required.
The care stays the same. The scope changes.
Every project should include
- Clear scope and next steps
- Realistic timelines
- Documentation
- Access and ownership clarity
Tiers
Pick the tier closest to your situation.
If you are unsure, choose the closest match and we will confirm before anything moves forward.
Solidarity
For limited budgets
For individuals and volunteer-led groups with limited money. Best for small fixes, safety guidance, basic reviews, and focused support.
Sustaining
For steady project work
For freelancers, small businesses, creators, and organizations with some budget. Best for website builds, refreshes, automations, documentation, and ongoing support.
Supportive
For funded clients
For funded organizations and clients who can comfortably invest more. Supportive-tier work helps keep lower-cost work possible for others.
Flat-rate offer
Website Health Check
A focused review for people who are not ready for a full website project, or who want to know whether their current site is helping, hurting, or quietly making things harder.
This is intentionally fixed-scope and low-friction: a manual review, a plain-English summary, and a practical recommendation for what to address first.
$75 standard
For small businesses, creators, independent professionals, and organizations with some budget.
$50 solidarity
For individuals, volunteer-led groups, and community projects with limited funds.
What you are actually paying for
Not just "making pages."
Good tech work includes the thinking that makes the finished thing clearer, safer, easier to maintain, and easier to leave if you ever need to.
Planning
Structure
Accessibility
Maintainability
Documentation
Honest tool selection
Supportable setup
Handoff
You should know what you are paying for before work begins.
Tell me what you need and what budget feels realistic. I will recommend a scope that makes sense.