Big-business presence,
small-business price.

Our prices are fixed and published, and you can pay in full or on a payment plan: a Starter Site is $1,200, a Pro Site (4–6 pages) is $2,800, and a single-page One-Pager kit is $795. E-commerce builds start around $5,000 and are quoted individually. Brand identity runs $350–$1,800 depending on depth. Every kit also includes 3 months of Maintenance free; after that it's $149/mo to keep us hosting and looking after the site (or $49/mo for hosting only), and you can cancel anytime. For context, professionally built small business sites typically run $2,000–$8,000 in 2026 — we sit near the bottom of that range and publish the number instead of quoting it after a call. Every price is on the Pricing page.

Yes — contractors are our specialty. For roofing and HVAC companies we offer the Contractor Growth Plan: your site designed and built with $0 down, plus managed hosting, Google Business Profile management, local SEO, and a plain-English monthly report for $449/month all-in — well under what contractor marketing firms commonly charge for the same scope, and you own the site. It runs on a 12-month initial term and then goes month-to-month. Details at raikowskistudio.com/roofing and raikowskistudio.com/hvac. We also build for general contractors, remodelers, landscapers, and other trades: clear service lists, real project galleries, and a quote flow that doesn't bury the phone number.

Yes. Websites for cleaning businesses and other home service operators are a regular build for us. We design service tier pages, transparent pricing layouts, and online booking flows that respect how busy your customers are. Residential cleaning, commercial cleaning, pressure washing, lawn care, and pest control all fit.

Yes. Coaches, therapists, counselors, nutritionists, and solo professional practices are some of our favorite clients. The brief is usually the same: a calm editorial site that signals you take the work seriously, with one obvious path to booking the first conversation.

Honest answer: if your needs are simple and you have time to manage a builder, Squarespace and Wix work fine. We're a fit when you want something that doesn't look like a template, loads faster than a builder allows, and includes domain email plus online booking setup as part of one project — without you having to wire it together.

Yes — that's our Business Tools service. We set up email on your domain (you@yourbusiness.com), wire up an online booking system, document the workflow, and hand it off so you're not on hold with support. Email & Domain is $200; Booking System is $350.

Starter Sites typically take 1–2 weeks from kickoff. Most Pro Sites go from approved brief to live in under a week — AI-assisted production keeps the build genuinely fast. E-commerce builds usually take 6–10 weeks depending on catalog size. Brand identity work overlaps with the web build, so it doesn't add to the calendar.

Every site we build is mobile-first. We design on phone-sized canvases first because that's where most small business visitors actually are — then scale up cleanly to tablet and desktop. Performance, layout, and tap targets all get tested on real devices before launch.

No. Hosting is included in both of our plans — Essentials Hosting at $49/month (infrastructure only) or the Maintenance Plan at $149/month (infrastructure plus real human care). Your site runs on fully managed cloud hosting with global edge delivery and automatic SSL, and you don't have to touch a console. We handle deploys, certificates, backups, and uptime. You just send updates.

Yes. Our $149/month Maintenance Plan covers managed hosting (all infrastructure costs included), automatic SSL renewals, weekly automated backups, security updates, monthly uptime checks, a quarterly micro-update review (one small change per quarter included), and a month-11 check-in call to plan the year ahead. Email support is 48-hour standard, 24-hour for urgent issues. Larger changes are quoted at $125 (small) or $325 (standard) — no surprise hourly invoices.

Yes — Site Refresh is a focused redesign service for owners who already have a website but it's tired, slow, or unclear. We keep what's working, fix what isn't, and re-launch on managed hosting. Site Refresh is a fixed $950.

Either works. Most owners come with rough notes; we sharpen those into headlines, service descriptions, and the small connective copy that makes a site read clearly. Pricing is published and fixed: $450 for a homepage plus one service page, $1,100 for a full 4–6 page site, $350 for a campaign or single email. No invented stats, no fake testimonials — your words, just better-shaped.

Both. For a lot of local service businesses, ranking in Google's map pack matters more than the website itself. We offer Local SEO Setup ($650 — Google Business Profile optimization, citation audit, keyword research) and a Local SEO Retainer ($600/month — GBP management, citation building, content briefs, monthly reporting). Local SEO retainers commonly run $500–$2,000/month and are usually quoted rather than published; ours is $600, flat, on the page. It pairs naturally with the Maintenance Plan.

Yes — Google Ads Management is $400/month flat, never a percentage of your ad spend. We build the search campaigns (keywords, ad copy, location targeting), manage bids and negative keywords, keep your landing pages aligned with the ads, and send a plain-English monthly report covering spend, clicks, calls, and cost per lead. You own the ad account and your budget goes directly to Google with no markup — most owners start with a $750–1,500/month budget, and it's month-to-month, so you can pause for slow season. For comparison, agencies commonly charge $400–900/month or take 10–20% of spend — a cut that grows every time you raise your budget. It pairs naturally with the Contractor Growth Plan and Local SEO retainer.

Yes — Email Marketing Setup is a fixed $450. We pick a platform that fits how you'll actually use it (Mailchimp, Resend, ConvertKit, or similar), set it up on your domain, wire a welcome flow to your signup form, build a first campaign template, and hand off documentation. After that you're set to send.