Pricing & Planning
Website pricing and planning.
What a website really costs, how long it takes, who owns it when it's done, and how to hire someone without regrets.
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Who Actually Owns Your Website? Domain, Hosting, and Logins, Explained
Most owners find out who controls their website on the day they need something and cannot log in. Here is what you actually own, how to check in fifteen minutes, and what to get in writing.
Website Redesign in Kansas City: Fix It, Refresh It, or Rebuild It
Most owners who tell me they need a redesign need about four hours of fixes. Here is how to tell the difference between a site that needs work and a site that needs replacing.
How Long Does It Take to Build a Website?
Most small business websites take three to six weeks, and the design is almost never what holds them up. Here is where the time actually goes, and the one thing that decides whether you launch on schedule.
Hiring a Web Designer in Kansas City: 8 Questions to Ask First
The right questions beat a pretty portfolio. Here are the 8 things to ask any web designer before you sign, and what a good answer actually sounds like.
How Much Does a Website Cost in Kansas City?
Wondering what a website really costs in Kansas City? Here are honest 2026 ranges for small business sites, and the things that actually move the price up or down.
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