Pricing

Simple, honest pricing. No lock-in.

$250 one-time to design, build, and launch your website — a limited-time introductory price while I continue building my portfolio. $25/month to keep it healthy — hosting, updates, monitoring, and small tweaks. Month-to-month. Cancel anytime.

Starter · One-time

$250to launch

Limited-Time Introductory Price

I am currently offering custom websites starting at $250 while I continue building my portfolio. This is a temporary introductory price for new clients and will increase in the future as my portfolio grows.

A complete, mobile-first website — designed personally and launched in weeks, not months.

  • Custom mobile-first design
  • Up to 5 pages
  • Booking or contact form
  • Basic SEO setup (meta, sitemap, structured data)
  • Fast, secure hosting on launch
  • Domain + email pointing set up for you
  • One round of revisions after the sample
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Care Plan · Monthly

Optional
$25/ month

So your site keeps working, keeps loading fast, and keeps looking sharp — without you thinking about it. Not required — prefer to own it outright? I transfer the site to you at launch.

  • Hosting, SSL, and daily backups
  • Content updates & small design tweaks
  • Menu / service / price updates
  • Uptime & performance monitoring
  • Priority support via text, call, or email
  • One free small design refresh per year
  • Cancel anytime — you keep your site
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Rather own it outright?

The Care Plan is optional.

If you'd rather not keep it, I transfer full ownership of the website to you at launch. From there, hosting and maintenance are yours to handle — no strings, no ongoing fees.

Straight talk

What's not included.

I'd rather tell you upfront than surprise you later.

E-commerce with hundreds of products

For big product catalogs I'll recommend a Shopify setup instead.

Custom software / apps

Velmora is for websites. If you need an app, I'll be honest about that.

Photography / video shoots

I can direct what to shoot, but I don't run the shoot itself.