Do I own my website?
Yes. On final payment, the design, the content, and the code we write for you belong to you, and your data always does. Your site connects to Sonor, our own platform for analytics, forms and SEO, which you use rather than buy. Your proposal lists what's delivered and what stays a service.
Can I update the website myself after it launches?
Yes. We build your site so you can change text, swap photos, and add blog posts or pages without a developer. We also train your team on how to manage it, and we're here if you ever want us to handle updates for you.
How long does a website take to build?
Most websites take 2 to 8 weeks. Where yours lands depends on how many pages it has and whether it needs custom features like logins, booking, or a customer dashboard. If you're working toward a hard deadline, tell us and we'll plan around it.
Do you offer ongoing support after launch?
Yes. Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support for bug fixes and adjustments. After that, you can keep us on a retainer, and retainer clients go first, with emergency support from 8am to 11pm Eastern, 7 days a week. Without one, we still work on your project: we invoice the work and respond within one business day.
How much does a website cost?
Price scales with scope. A new website or redesign costs $4,000 to $15,000, depending on page count and features. A web application behind the site costs more. Either way, you get a fixed, written price before a single line of code is written, and there's no hourly meter running.
Will my website show up on Google?
We build crawlable pages with clear metadata, useful content, internal links, and a sitemap. Google decides whether and when to index and rank them; a build can't guarantee visibility or leads. One measured example: after our rebuild, Cincinnati Condo Connection brought in 165 inquiries in eight months with no monthly plan. That's one site's result for that period, not a promise.
Can you rebuild or move our existing WordPress site?
Yes, off WordPress. Moving a site to us is one of the most common things we do: we rebuild it on a modern stack, keep all your content, map redirects, check indexing and measure performance before and after the move. We don't rebuild on WordPress or maintain WordPress sites. Clients tell us how much smoother everything feels afterward.
Do you work with businesses in Northern Kentucky?
Yes. From our downtown Cincinnati office we serve businesses in Covington, Newport, Bellevue, Fort Thomas, Florence, and the wider Greater Cincinnati region. Queen City Riverboats, based in Dayton, Kentucky, is one of our Northern Kentucky clients. We plan your site's service information around the places you actually cover on both sides of the river.
