Questions I would ask before paying for a website.

You do. If you already bought a domain name, it should stay in your own account. I can help connect it to the website, but it stays yours.

Yes. If you do not want to deal with the website files and setup, I can host it and keep the basics checked.

Yes. Standard Care includes up to 3 forwarding addresses. Active Support includes up to 3 forwarding addresses or 1 basic mailbox. More mailboxes are available as paid add-ons with clear storage limits. Email setup is included if you add mailbox service while I am setting up a new website.

Yes. You can keep the domain where it is. I can help point it to the new website when it is time to go live.

I keep the work focused, use a simple process, and do not sell more pages or features than you need. I may use software tools to move faster, but the final website is still reviewed and edited by me before you see it.

No. The finished site should look like it belongs to your business, with clear wording and a layout that fits what you do.

Sometimes. If you need to post updates often, tell me before we start so I can recommend the right setup. If updates are occasional, I can usually handle them for you.

Online stores, appointment booking, private member areas, payment processing, large custom features, phone email setup, and moving old mailboxes are not included in the standard packages. Those need a separate quote.

No. I set up the basic page titles and descriptions, but no one can honestly guarantee where Google will rank a site.

After invoices are paid, you can get the final website files and the information needed to move the site. I can also help with the handoff.

A simple site can move quickly once the words, photos, web address access, and payment are handled. The usual delay is waiting on content.