I work hard to keep cost low and things simple. A big part of that is giving my clients all the pricing information they need up front. Here's what you need to know.
Websites
You will need a domain and hosting package.
Every website needs a domain (www.yourdomain.com) and hosting (a place for your information to live). You will be expected to purchase and manage a domain and hosting package for your website. Don't worry, this is a very simple and easy process that I will gladly walk you through, but one you are responsible for. Approximate costs start at $40 a year and can increase based on site complexity and storage needs. There are many reputable and reliable companies that I recommend for these services, but the choice is ultimately up to you, the client.
My prices include everything from beginning to end.
When you hire me to build your website you are paying one price for everything that needs to be done to take your website from concept to fully functional live site. No hidden costs for maintenance or unforeseen problems. I will evaluate your needs, provide you with an accurate quote, and complete the job for the quoted price. Price variations only occur when a client decides to make major additions or changes to a project after work begins.
Logo Design & Branding Art
I maintain very competitive and affordable flat fees for the development of logos and other branding materials that any small business or organiztion might need. This includes everything from letterhead to envelope design and can encompass custom branding materials/artwork for an existing website or place of business.
Print Design
Most print design projects are priced with a flat fee estimate. This means that after hearing exactly what your project will entail and estimating the amount of time that will be required I give you a flat price to cover all costs for the project. No hidden fees or surprise charges. Just fair, honest pricing from a designer you can trust.
When the full scale of the project is unkown or subject to change I will generally work at an hourly rate or make a flat fee estimate for each portion of the project.
Hourly Work
For jobs that are smaller in scale I often work for a contract hourly rate. When I do work for an hourly rate I will always provide a time estimate so you know with relative certainty what your project's total cost will be.