Design Prices

Custom programming and graphic design rates vary by project size and complexity.

As the needs of each client may vary, we keep a flexible fee structure for custom packages. This allows you to add or remove features as needed. Also, we will give you quote on a per-project basis. Below is the method we use to establish a bid.

1. Initial consultation is free and places you under no obligations. ^{(see note 1)}
2. After going over your requirements and desires for your site, we give you a rough estimate based on how in-depth your project is and based on the hours and resources we believe it will take to complete it.
3. We then work with you to ensure we cover everything you want and may require and draw up a full list of specifications for your site.
4. Once we have all requirements listed, we draw up a contract which includes the full list of specifications, estimated completion date, our quote, and other pertinent information.
5. We will then submit the contract and specification list for your approval and signature. 

6. Once the contract has been completed, signed and any required deposits made we will then begin the work on your site. ^{(see note 2)} 

Note: Anything not in the original specifications of the contract will be billed separately.

• Data entry
• Excessive minor revisions (you're allowed three "on the house")
• Major Revisions (Revisions which almost completely change the content, look, and/or functionality of the site, a page on the site, or a major custom graphic)
• Special File conversions
• Image conversions or processing (from slides to photos, for instance)
• Advanced copy proofing and editing
• Travel costs
• Phone costs

(1) Although the initial consultation is free, you may not use any unique design ideas or graphic designs we may show you without payment for our services. Any use of our work derived from our consultations with you and/or your agent will constitute an agreement by you to make payment to us for our services.

(2) All services require your approval before work is performed. Most work will also require a deposit. You will be provided with a receipt(s) for all payments made.