The fine print (it's not fine, it's big)
The whole deal, in plain English.
No legalese. If anything here is unclear, that's my fault. Ask me.
- 01
You pay nothing up front.
Not a deposit, not a fee. Asking is free and so is the preview.
- 02
We agree on “done” in writing first.
Before I build, I send a short plan. You tap OK. That note is our whole agreement. No contract to sign.
- 03
You see it working before you pay.
A live preview you can click around in, plus a short video walkthrough. Two rounds of changes are included.
- 04
You choose the price.
I'll suggest a fair range based on similar work and what it's likely to be worth to you. You pick, or type your own amount.
- 05
Not for you? You owe $0.
Tap “Not for me.” No invoice, no awkward follow up. I'd love a sentence on why, so I get better.
- 06
If it doesn't do what we agreed, you don't pay.
Simple as that.
- 07
Once you pay, it's yours.
Code, files, domain, logins: all handed over. No lock in, and you can take it anywhere.
- 08
Outside costs are passed through at cost.
Things like a domain (~$15/yr) or a texting service (~$15 to $30/mo). I tell you before I build, in writing. Never marked up.
- 09
Previews stay on my server until you pay.
That's the only protection I ask for, and it's why I can take all the risk.
- 10
Optional Care Plan: $49/month.
Hosting, small edits, uptime watch. Month to month, cancel anytime. Totally optional.
- 11
Referrals: $100 back.
Send another local business my way. If they go ahead and pay, you get $100.
Nicholas Powell, your town