Pricing and project scope

A clear starting point for your next project.

Websites, custom features, plugins and integrations are quoted after a short discovery call and a clear written scope.

Three useful starting points

Scope the right level of change.

Final pricing depends on the deliverables, existing code, content, languages, integrations and timeline. Every project receives a tailored quote after a short call.

Improve what exists

Website Refresh

Tailored quote

For an existing website or WordPress system that needs clearer structure, stronger presentation or a cleaner technical base.

  • Website and content audit
  • Priority page redesign
  • Mobile and accessibility improvements
  • Technical SEO and performance work
  • Practical editing cleanup

Build a focused solution

Custom Development

Tailored quote

For a company, agency or organisation that needs a defined frontend feature, plugin, PHP integration or automation.

  • Frontend components and JavaScript behaviour
  • WordPress plugins and custom PHP
  • Forms, APIs and service integrations
  • Structured data and email workflows
  • Testing, documentation and handover

Why a tailored quote?

A five-page website, a custom plugin and a multilingual registration workflow require different levels of discovery, development and testing. The call keeps the proposal relevant and avoids charging for work you do not need.

How pricing works

No mystery between the first call and the proposal.

01

Short discovery call

I clarify the goal, users, existing website or code, content, technical requirements and any integrations.

02

Written scope

You receive the deliverables, assumptions, timeline, investment and payment schedule in writing.

03

Start with clarity

Once approved, the project begins with agreed priorities, review points and responsibilities.

Pricing questions

The details that often affect scope.

Do extra languages affect the price?

Usually, yes. Each language needs its own page content, navigation, quality checks and SEO metadata. The structure is shared, so the cost is still lower than building separate websites.

Is hosting included?

Hosting and paid third-party services are normally quoted separately, so you retain clear ownership and can see the ongoing costs directly.

Can a project be completed in stages?

Yes. When it serves the project, the launch can be split into a focused first phase followed by additional pages, language versions or integrations.

Do you offer ongoing support?

Yes. Ongoing maintenance, performance work, content changes and strategic improvements can be added after launch as a separate care arrangement.

What needs to change?