Questions
Good questions, straight answers.
The things people ask first. If yours isn’t here, ask me on the call.
How does the demo work?
I build your site first, then walk you through the finished thing on a quick 10-minute call — completely free. If you love it, great, we’ll make it yours. If you don’t, also great: you got to see exactly what your business could look like online before committing to anything. No strings attached.
What does it cost, and what do I pay up front?
Straight answer: builds run $800 to $2,400 depending on size — Launch, Growth, or Signature — each with monthly hosting ($100/$200/$300). To start, it’s a 50% deposit of the setup fee, nothing more; the other half is due when your site goes live, and hosting only begins at launch.
How long until I see it?
Fast. Launch sites go live as fast as 24 hours from kickoff, Growth as fast as 72 hours, Signature as fast as 7 days. “Kickoff” is the moment I’ve got what I need from you — so the clock starts when you hand off your details, not before.
What if I already have a website?
Most people I talk to already have one — they just haven’t seen a fast, built-for-Indy version next to it. I’ll build the new one as a free demo and show you the upgrade before you change a thing. Your current site stays up, untouched, until you’ve seen mine and decided to switch.
What if I don’t like it?
Then you don’t pay for it — that’s the whole point of building the demo first. Before launch your tier includes revision rounds (1 for Launch, 2 for Growth, 3 for Signature) to dial it in, and the deposit is fully refundable if you cancel before I’ve started any work.
Do I own my website?
Yes. Once your final payment clears, you own all the custom design, copy, and content I built for you — it’s yours. The only catch is the domain: while I host you, I hold it, but you can take full ownership anytime for a one-time $50 transfer. No strings.
Can I cancel the monthly hosting?
Yes. No long lock-in, no cancellation theater — just give 30 days’ written notice and you’re free. Your site stays live through the end of that final billing cycle, and if you want to keep your domain, you can take it with you.