A custom site written for your business, live in days, priced up front — and an honest list of what the cheapest package does not include.
"Affordable" and "cheap" are different purchases. Cheap is a $400 marketplace template with your logo and someone else's stock photos. Affordable is a custom, fast, three-page site written for your business for $999 — the price is published, fixed, and quoted before we start. This page says exactly what that buys and when you should spend more.
Usually a home page that makes the case, a services page that answers the questions, and a contact page that gets the call. Written from a call about your business, not filled in from a template.
Lead form tested end to end into your inbox, click-to-call on mobile, and analytics so you know which page produced the call.
Titles, descriptions, local schema and your Google Business Profile set up, so the site can rank for your service in your city instead of sitting invisible.
Built mobile-first, fast by construction, and put in your name — domain, hosting and code. If you leave, you take it with you.
Being clear about this is the reason our cheapest package is not a disappointment.
Product catalogues, carts and payments are a different build with different hosting. If you sell online, we scope it properly rather than squeezing it into three pages.
A business with many distinct services — a clinic, a law practice, a contractor doing roofing, siding and gutters — needs a page per service to rank for each. That is the Business package, from $2,499.
An instant-quote calculator or intake bot is what turns a site from a brochure into a salesperson. It is the Growth package, from $4,999, and it is where the largest return usually is.
The build includes rework until you sign off. Changes after launch are either yours to make — we show you how — or covered by the care plan from $199 a month.
| Kerr & Co. Starter | Overseas marketplace | DIY builder | Boutique agency | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $999 once | $300–$1,000 | $20–$50/mo, forever | $8,000–$15,000 |
| Copy | Written for you | You supply it | You write it | Written for you |
| Time to launch | Days | 3–8 weeks | Your evenings, for weeks | 4–8 weeks |
| Who you talk to | The builder | Rotating contractors | Help docs | Account manager |
| SEO and Google setup | Included | Usually none | A plugin, if you find it | Usually extra |
| Ownership | Yours | Usually yours | The builder's | Yours |
Agency build range from Digital Applied’s 2026 pricing data (published 8 April 2026, read 18 August 2026): boutique agency build $8,000–$15,000. Marketplace and builder figures are typical published 2025–2026 ranges, not quotes from any specific company.
Every project gets its own fixed quote. Introductory pricing while we build our West Michigan client roster; rates are locked in for clients who start now.
Two, and neither is ours: a domain name, usually $10–$20 a year from the registrar, and hosting, which for a static site is a few dollars a month in your own account or included in the care plan. There is no setup fee, no platform fee and no charge for the copy.
Three reasons. We build with AI assistance, so a Starter site takes days rather than weeks. There is no agency overhead — no account manager, no project manager, no office. And the scope is fixed, so nobody is billing hours to discover what you want.
Yes. The Starter site is built the same way as the bigger packages, so adding pages, a gallery or a custom tool later is an addition, not a rebuild. Many businesses start with three pages and add the rest once the calls come in.
Against the quote, by invoice, in stages agreed before work begins. You are never asked to enter a card on this site.
An online store with hundreds of products, a site that needs a login and customer accounts, or a business with eight distinct services that each need their own page. Those are Business or Growth builds, and we will say so on the call rather than sell you a Starter that will not do the job.
Tell me the business and what you need the site to do. If the $999 site fits, I'll say so; if it won't do the job, I'll say that too.