What changes between the four tiers.
Footing, Post, Beam, Keystone: a construction sequence, not a status ladder. Each one is what has to exist before the next can hold weight. The four tiers differ on build price, how many pages you get, and what the site can do, never on response speed, backups, or SSL.
The four, in order.
Footing — $999
A one-page homepage design: everything on a single page — what you do, why you're the right call, and how to reach you. Best if one strong page can carry the whole business.
Post — $1,199
A 5-page website, built around your business — the standard structure most small businesses need, with room for services, background, and contact.
Beam — $2,499
Everything in Post, with reservations and appointments built in — for businesses that take bookings online instead of over the phone.
Keystone — $4,999
Everything in Beam, with a chatbot included — so common questions get answered on the site, before the phone rings.
No tier is faster or safer than another.
Every tier gets a reply the same business day, weekly backups, and SSL. Every price is a one-time build price, split 50/50 between start and launch, with three rounds of revisions included. Work after launch sits outside the build price and is billed at a flat $149/hour, one-hour minimum — the same rate on every tier. Hosting is optional on every tier — priced per tier, billed annually, and never required to buy a build.
No tier is marked “most popular.” Pick by how many pages you need and what the site has to do, not by status.
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