Buy the right thing. Not the biggest thing.

The free audit is you scoring yourself against the framework. The Review is me looking at what you have actually built — your real profile and website — and telling you what I find, including the thing you cannot see because you are inside it. You get a 10–15 minute recorded walkthrough and a prioritized written action plan.

Estimated: Review 3 business days · Launch Sprint 2 weeks · Website Package 3–4 weeks · Growth Support monthly cadence.

These are estimates, not guarantees. The clock starts once payment is complete and all the materials and access I need have arrived. Timelines can shift if scope changes or if material arrives late — I will tell you if that happens rather than quietly missing a date.

Because the work genuinely varies, and I would rather show you a range than hide the number until you are on a call.

For the Launch Sprint, where you land depends on the complexity of your existing brand, how many platforms are being aligned, and how much existing material needs untangling.

For the Website Package, $2,600 is the starting scope for a standard small authority website. Larger builds are quoted individually.

The exact figure is confirmed in writing before you pay anything. You will never discover the price mid-project.

No. E-commerce, memberships, booking systems, advanced integrations, landing pages, sales pages and larger resource libraries all sit above the starting scope and are quoted individually. I would rather say that plainly here than have you find out after we start.

• Review — in full up front
• Launch Sprint — 50% to begin, 50% before final delivery
• Website Package — 50% to begin, 50% before launch and hand-off
• Growth Support — monthly in advance

Invoiced through Stripe or another standard professional invoicing method.

Launch Sprint — two rounds on the strategy document.
Website Package — two consolidated rounds.
Growth Support — defined by the agreed monthly scope.
Authority Review — not revisions, but you can ask clarifying questions about anything in it.

Work beyond the agreed scope is quoted separately and approved by you before it starts.

You do.

• Your domain is yours, in your name.
• Your hosting account is yours and stays in your name throughout — I build inside it, I never own it.
• The completed website is yours after final payment, with full admin access and hand-off documentation.
• No intentional lock-in. Nothing I build requires paying me to keep it running.
• Any third-party licences and their renewal dates are disclosed to you at hand-off.
• You can maintain the site yourself or hire anyone else to.

It depends which thing you buy, and I want this clear before you spend anything.

• Review — diagnosis and recommendations only.
• Launch Sprint — positioning, messaging, content pillars, example directions and an action plan. Not ongoing posting.
• Website Package — website messaging and copy support within the agreed page scope. Large-scale copywriting, extensive research or product catalogues increase scope.
• Growth Support — this is where ongoing execution can live, against a scope agreed with you.

No, and I will not accept it. Where posting is part of an agreed scope, it happens through delegated access or a scheduling tool. Your accounts stay yours.

You get 30 days of limited post-launch support for bugs, questions and issues relating to what was delivered. That does not cover new pages, redesigns, new features or ongoing maintenance — those are separate. After that you can maintain it yourself, hire someone, or talk to me about ongoing support. There is no obligation either way.

Then I will tell you. That is a real answer, not a softener — there is a point before which paying for positioning work is premature, and selling it to you anyway would cost us both more than it earns. Start with the free audit and come back when it makes sense.

Take the free Authority Audit. It costs nothing, takes ten minutes, and tells you which of the five areas is actually weakest. If you want a second opinion on what you find, the $149 Review is the next step.