I’ve tested a lot of website platforms—Wix, GoDaddy, WordPress, Webflow, and a few others. For small businesses, Squarespace is the sweet spot: easy to manage, polished, and high-quality.

It’s got solid security, automatic updates, modern designs, and an intuitive dashboard that makes life easier after launch.

Plus, I can customize it with code and plugins when you need more. I trust Squarespace—I use it for my own business, and I recommend it for yours.

Want to know more? Learn about Squarespace features here.

Websites aren’t something you set up once and forget. It needs to grow with your business. An outdated site can hurt your credibility, frustrate visitors, or stop showing up on Google.

These days, almost everyone checks out a business online before they decide to work with you. And with new AI Overviews showing up in search engines, it’s more important than ever to have clear, updated info that search tools (and customers) can easily find.

A fresh website shows people you’re active, professional, and ready to help. If you’re not sure where to start, I’d be happy to take a look and point you in the right direction.

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) helps your website show up on Google when people search for businesses like yours. Local SEO makes sure you show up in searches from people in your area, so nearby customers can actually find you.

In short, no SEO? You’re harder to find. Smart SEO? You’re easier to find. More eyes on your site = more chances to turn visitors into customers.

I build SEO into every website I design, so your site doesn’t just sit there—it helps more of the right people find you, trust you, and become customers.

Every project has two costs:

• Design & Build Fee: A one-time fee for my work creating your custom website. The price depends on your site’s size, features, and complexity—but I always aim to work within your budget.

• Squarespace Subscription: A separate annual fee (about $200–$300/year) paid directly to Squarespace. This covers hosting, security, and platform support. I usually recommend the Core Plan (around $23/month).

Before we begin, I’ll walk you through everything and send a clear proposal with upfront pricing—no surprises. You can view Squarespace’s pricing plans here.

Most websites take 4–8 weeks from start to launch, depending on the size and complexity. A small 3-4 page site can often be done in 2–4 weeks.

Building a website isn’t just design—it’s also planning your pages, gathering content, writing copy, and making sure everything’s aligned with your goals. We’ll start with a strategy session, map out your site, and work together to collect what we need before I begin design.

I’ll send you a clear project schedule up front so you’ll know exactly what to expect—and if you have a deadline in mind, let me know! I’ll do my best to work around it.

Absolutely! One of the best things about Squarespace is how easy it is to manage. I offer training and support to help you manage the site going forward.

After launch, I’ll make sure you’ll be able to edit text, swap out images, add new blog posts, and make updates without needing to touch any code.

I offer flexible support options depending on what you need. If it’s a small update (like changing text or swapping a photo), I can usually handle it quickly.

For bigger updates—like adding new pages, redesigning sections, or launching new features—we can set up a small project or an hourly package to keep things easy and affordable. You’ll always know the cost ahead of time before any changes are made.