Most of the organizations we meet are running on the same patchwork:
Most of it takes a day or two of work once somebody takes charge of it. That is the part we handle.
Everything here is sold separately. Most clients start with a website or with branded email and add the other pieces when they are ready.
Twenty minutes. You tell us what you have and what you want. We tell you what it costs.
You get a written price and a start date. Half up front, half at launch. No hourly surprises.
You send us your words and photos. We do the rest and check in as we go.
Your monthly plan covers updates, backups, and email support, so nobody has to remember how any of it works.
Starting at $150 a month, we keep your website updated and backed up, manage your email, and give you an annual hour to plan what comes next. When something breaks, you send one message to one team.
Licenses are billed at cost. Without the plan, updates after launch run $95 per hour with a one-hour minimum. The plan cancels anytime with 30 days' notice.
We work in person around Tallahassee and online with clients anywhere.
Our founder, Kenneth Thomas, spent three years as Director of IT at a regional sports network. Their old phone system was failing, parts were scarce, and support was thin. He moved more than 300 users onto Microsoft Teams calling in under two weeks, and the monthly bill dropped by roughly half starting day one.
Your organization is smaller, so the same work goes faster.
Meet the teamTen business days from the day you send us your content. The clock starts when your words and photos land in our inbox.
$597 for a one-page site, $797 for 3 to 5 pages, and $997 for 5 to 10 pages. Every package includes a contact form and a legal page with terms and a privacy policy.
Yes. Everything lives in accounts under your name, including anything we buy for you. We hold admin access to do our job, and you can take it with you whenever you want.
Yes. We set both up in your name and bill you at cost, with no markup. On the monthly plan, we handle the renewals too.
No. Start with a website or with email, and add the rest when you're ready. Anything you add within 90 days of a build keeps that day's price.
No. It comes in every proposal because most clients want it, and you can decline it. If you take it and change your mind, 30 days' notice ends it.
No office downtown, no sales staff, and no account manager between you and the person building your site. We also reuse what works instead of starting from nothing every time.
Book a free 20-minute call. Tell us what you have, and we will tell you what it would take and what it would cost. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you toward someone who is.