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Pricing

Pricing

One number for the website, one for the email. No packages to decode and no quote that arrives three times bigger than the conversation.

Website

from $499one off

A one page site that makes the business look as good as the work it does. Yours outright, nothing ongoing.

  • Designed around your business, not a template
  • Copy written for you, not filled in by you
  • Built for the phone first, because that is where they are
  • Enquiry form, booking or ordering links wired up
  • Live in about a week

Email marketing

from $350per week

About what you pay for one shift.

The list you already have, turned into people walking back through the door. Written and sent by me every week.

  • Klaviyo or TalkBox set up properly, or fixed if it is not
  • List built from your bookings, orders and counter
  • Campaigns written, designed and sent
  • Welcome and win back sequences running on their own
  • What it did, in covers or orders, not open rates alone

Most of my clients take both, and that is where the money is.

A site wins you the customer once. The emails are what bring them back, and bringing them back is cheaper than finding them again. When the same person builds both, the email lands on a page that was built to receive it, and nobody is waiting on anybody.

Straight answers

Is from $499 really the whole price for a website?

For a one page site, yes, and it is a one off. You own it, you host it, there is nothing ongoing. If you need several pages I will tell you what it comes to after the free concept, before any work starts.

Why is the website that price when the emails are weekly?

Because the site is built once and the emails are work every week. I write them, design them, send them and report on what they did. The weekly number is what that actually costs to do properly.

Do I have to take both?

No. Plenty of people take the site and run with it. But the site is what gets them in once and the emails are what bring them back, and doing only the first half is the most common mistake I see.

Is there a lock in?

No contract on the email side. Stop when you want to. The site is yours from the day it goes live whatever happens after that.

What if I have no list?

Then we build one. Most venues are already collecting names through bookings and orders and never use them. That is usually the fastest money on the table.

See a concept first.
Then decide.