I build distinctive, fast, hand-crafted websites for local businesses across the Wasatch Front.

It depends on what you actually need. Here's an honest breakdown:

• $300–$500 — A simple business-info site. 1–4 pages, hours, location, photos, contact form. No admin tools, no integrations. Perfect if you just need a clean online presence so people can find you.
• $500–$800 — Most small-business sites. Up to 7 pages, fully responsive, local SEO setup, Google Business profile optimization, integrated contact form, real photos, first year of hosting. Where most projects land.
• $800+ — More complex builds. E-commerce, online scheduling, payment processing, custom admin dashboards, multi-location, content management systems, real-time inventory, integrations with POS/booking software (Square, Toast, Acuity, etc.). Quoted based on actual scope.

If you want me to register and manage your domain, that's an optional ~$15/year passthrough. If you want me to host the site beyond year one, hosting is around $10/month. Both are optional — you can manage your own domain and hosting elsewhere if you prefer.

Always free: the first conversation, the clickable preview, and a real number based on your scope. You'll never get a surprise bill.

From first call to launched site, typically 2–4 weeks for a standard small-business site. You'll see a clickable preview within a few days of starting — that's the moment you know whether we're a fit before you've spent any money.

The slowest part is usually waiting on copy and photos from the client. If you have those ready, we can move fast.

No. The build is a one-time payment. After your first year (which typically includes free hosting), continued hosting is around $10/month if you'd like me to handle it, or nothing if you'd rather take the site to your own host. If I'm managing your domain registration, that's a separate small annual passthrough (~$15/year).

There's no subscription, no recurring license fees, and no hidden retainer. The contract you sign is a single-page agreement covering scope and payment — that's it. You own the code and content outright.

I'm in Clearfield, Utah. I work with businesses across the Wasatch Front — Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, Bountiful, Layton, Davis County — and beyond. Some clients are out of state entirely.

I can meet in person if you're nearby, or do everything remotely if that's easier. Most of my work happens over phone, email, and quick video calls.

Yes — though many clients don't want to. Here's how it usually works:

• Most small updates (hours, prices, a new photo, a typo fix) — just text or email me. I'll usually have it done within 24 hours, free during your first year.
• If you want full self-management — I can set you up with a CMS-style editor matched to your tech comfort level. Some clients want WordPress; some prefer something simpler I roll custom (this typically falls in the higher pricing tier).
• Blog posts and content updates — most clients I host for write directly into a simple admin page I build for them. No coding required.

That's actually most of my work. Older sites that look dated, sites that don't work on mobile, sites the original developer disappeared on — all common. Pricing for a redesign is the same as a new build (scoped to what the redesign needs to do), and I'll handle the migration so your existing URLs and Google rankings carry over.

Yes — see Live Client Work at the top of this page. mysticalenchantments.com has been a client since 2021 (artist Megan, her shop and gallery), and theliquidlava.com has been live since 2023 (a coffee roaster I co-own).

Send me a note anyway. I'll generate a free clickable preview of what your site could look like, no commitment required. If you like it, we keep going. If you don't, you've lost nothing and you're free to take the ideas elsewhere.

That preview is a real working web page, not a screenshot — you can click around and see how it'd feel as a customer.