Pricing · Central Kentucky My prices are on the website. On purpose.
If a marketer won't tell you a number until after a call, it's because the number depends on what they think you can pay. Here's mine, in public, the same for everybody — and you can decide before you ever talk to me.
Website builds
Websites — the build, and the care that keeps it working.
Every build is hand-coded — fast on a phone, no page builder, nothing for a hacker to log into — and every build includes mobile-first design, the on-page SEO baseline, a contact form, click-to-call and Google Business Profile integration. Because there's no dashboard, keeping the site current is my job, not yours — that's the care plan, and it's part of the deal, priced right on the card. Your domain and hosting stay in your name. You own all of it.
Single-Page Spotlight
$850+ $100/mo care
1–2 weeks
One long-scrolling page, one main search term, click-to-call and a form. The right answer for a lot more businesses than you'd think.
Example Gutter Co.Clark County, KentuckyGutters and guards, installed in a day.Call (859) 555-0100GuttersGuardsRepairsOne page · one scroll · one tap to callWhat one page looks like when it only has one job. An example layout — not a real business.Local Business Website
$2,600+ $100/mo care
2–4 weeks
Five pages — home, about, services, service area, contact. Multi-keyword SEO, Search Console setup, LocalBusiness schema, two rounds of revisions.
Full Construction Roofing — five pages, live since July 2026. See the case study →
Growth Website
$4,500+ $100/mo care
4–6 weeks
Up to ten pages including service and location pages for five towns, a blog with the first three posts, and deeper SEO work.
Clark Propane Plus — three storefronts, 26 counties, one site. See the case study →
Custom Website
$6,500++ $100/mo care
6–12 weeks
Online stores, booking integrations, multi-location setups. Quoted properly after you and I have talked about what it actually needs to do.
Harley's Handmade — 21 pages and a build-your-own configurator. See the case study →
Rather run the site yourself? Say so at the Blueprint Session — I'll plan the build on a platform you can edit, quoted per project. Wondering why website quotes vary so wildly? I wrote up what a small business website actually costs — and why the range is so wide.
The care plans
Two care plans. The difference is who built the site.
Sites I build $100/mo
- Hosting and SSL handled — there's no database and no login page to attack
- Daily backups, and I've tested that they restore
- Small content changes — photos, text, hours, prices, a seasonal notice
- One update a week; bigger jobs get a price first
- You text me, I handle it. You never log into anything
- If the site ever goes down or gets defaced, I fix and restore it at no charge
Sites I didn't build $150/mo
- The first month includes a proper look under the hood — what's installed, what it costs, what's actually doing anything
- Platform and plugin updates, run monthly and after any security release
- Daily backups checked, restores tested
- I track every license you own — what renews when, for how much
- One update a week; bigger jobs get a price first
- Honest limit, in writing: if a site I didn't build gets hacked, the cleanup is its own quote — the tested backups are what make that survivable
Honest about turnaround: your message is acknowledged the same day, and the work gets scheduled — usually done within a day or two. I'm not going to promise you an hour. Month to month, cancel any time.
Monthly growth partnerships
Ongoing marketing
Three-month minimum, then month to month, thirty days' notice to cancel. Ad spend is always paid by you directly to the platform — never marked up.
Where the line sits: the $297 tier manages a profile — Google or Facebook, kept accurate and alive. The $397 social plan produces content — three designed posts a week. Different jobs; plenty of businesses run both, and together they're still $694 — less than most agencies charge for either one alone. Most companies charge $500 to $1,500 a month for social alone, and a lot of what they post is a stock photo with a quote on it. Mine is less because there's no agency between you and the person doing the work — and you can judge the work itself before you ever pay a dollar: my own page is the portfolio.
Local Visibility
$297/mo
Restaurants, food trucks, single-location services, tight budgets — pick the platform that matters most to your customers
- Your Google listing or your Facebook page — your pick, managed
- Kept accurate — photos, hours, services, the story
- 2 posts a month
- Reviews watched, with reply templates you can send
- Quarterly 15-minute check-in + a simple monthly update
Local Foundation
$597/mo
Established small businesses and neighborhood retail
- Everything in Local Visibility — on the platform you picked
- 4 posts a month
- Reviews answered for you, in your voice
- 2 SEO pages or posts a month
- Monthly 30-minute call
Local Growth
$1,097/mo
Businesses ready to grow, mid-tier trades, a second town
- Everything in Local Foundation
- 4 social posts a week
- One managed ad campaign
- 4 content pieces a month
- Quarterly 60-minute strategy session
Full Growth Partnership
$1,897/mo
Growing trades and multi-location businesses
- Everything in Local Growth
- Google + Meta + Local Services Ads
- Landing page testing
- Reputation management across 50+ listing sites
- Direct line, 24/7 during active campaigns
One-off jobs
À la carte — pair it with a plan, or just buy the one thing.
Firm prices, same as everything else. Plenty of people only ever need one of these, and that's a perfectly good outcome.
Local visibility & SEO
- Google Business Profile setup & optimization$500
- GBP photography add-on (10 photos)$150
- On-page SEO — titles, meta, headings, keywords, image text, internal links$125/page
- Local citations & listings cleanup$250
- Reputation / review system setup$300
- GBP audit only (written recommendations)$250
- Site audit only (written recommendations)$300
Branding & print
- Logo only (2 concepts, 2 revisions)$600
- Brand Identity Refresh (logo, colors, type, guide)$1,200
- Business Card Bundle (design + 500 printed)$250
- Print Bundle (cards + flyer + yard sign design)$400
Social & content
- Social account setup (FB + IG + GBP + first 5 posts)$300
- Email marketing setup (+ first campaign)$400
- Single landing page (conversion-focused)$800
- Single ad campaign setup + 30 days management$400
- Email campaign (design + write + send)$250
Photography & consulting
- Half-day photo shoot (25–40 edited photos)$400
- Full-day photo shoot (60–80 edited photos)$700
- Hourly consulting$95/hr
The honesty rules
Six promises, published so you can hold me to them.
1No markup on ad spend
Money you spend with Google or Meta goes to Google or Meta. I never take a percentage of it.
2No long contracts
Three months minimum on retainers, then month to month. Thirty days' notice to cancel.
3The same person every month
You get me. The owner answers (859) 749-9717.
4No invoice padding
If a month is light, I'll say so and adjust rather than invent work to fill it.
5An honest 90-day checkpoint
If it isn't working after three months, I change the plan or you and I part ways professionally. No hard feelings and no lock-in.
660 days' notice on any price rise
With a real reason. Prices are locked for whatever term you committed to.
Questions I actually get asked.
Why are your prices on the website?
Because if a marketer won't give you a number until after a call, the number depends on what they think you'll pay. Mine doesn't. You can see it, compare it, and decide before you ever talk to me.
Why does every website come with the care plan?
Because of how I build. My sites are hand-coded — no WordPress, no page builder, no login screen for somebody to attack. That's why they're fast and why they don't get hacked. It also means there's no dashboard for you to edit, so keeping it current is part of the deal: you text me the change, I make it. If you'd rather run the site yourself, tell me at the Blueprint Session — I'll plan the build on a platform you can edit instead, and I'll quote that honestly.
You didn't build my site. Can you still take care of it?
Usually, yes — that's the $150/mo plan. The first month includes a proper look under the hood: what's installed, what it costs you, what's actually doing anything. If what you've got is genuinely fine where it is, I'll tell you that instead.
Are you really cheaper than a Lexington agency?
Yes, and it's not a trick. I don't have an office, account managers, or overhead to pass on. You're paying for the work, not the building.
How does payment work?
Website builds are normally half to start and half at launch, after you've seen the live site and approved it. Thirds if that's easier. Monthly plans are billed monthly.
What about sales tax?
Kentucky charges 6% sales tax on website design and hosting — so website builds and the care plan carry it. Marketing services — monthly plans, SEO, ads management, social media — are not taxed. I show the tax as its own line rather than burying it in the total.
What if I need something that isn't listed?
Ask. There's a long list of one-off things I do — logos, GBP setup, photography, single landing pages — and I'll quote it plainly.
Flat-rate pricing, no hidden fees and no surprise invoices. Kentucky charges 6% sales tax on website design and hosting, so website builds and the care plan carry it; marketing services — monthly plans, SEO, ads management, social media — are not taxed. Either way it's itemized on your invoice, never buried in the total.
The Blueprint Session
Let's spend thirty minutes on your business.
No pitch, no charge. I'll look at your site, your Google listing and what your competitors are doing, and tell you plainly what I'd fix first. If you can do it yourself, I'll show you how — and if you don't need me yet, I'll say so.
Not ready to talk to anybody? Fair. Text me your business name — (859) 749-9717 — and I'll text back one thing about how you show up online that's worth fixing. Free, no appointment, and I won't blow up your phone after.