Three steps to kickoff.
The signup is sequenced so each step is small and reversible. Sign the agreement first; pay the first month second; send the onboarding details third. The build begins the same week the third step lands. If you would prefer a discovery call before signing up, the contact page is the right place to start instead.
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1Step one · right now
Read & sign the service agreement.
The full service agreement is published on this site, so there are no surprises. The signing itself happens in Documenso, on your phone or laptop, and takes about two minutes. Once you sign, Documenso will redirect you to the payment page automatically.
Sign the agreement →Opens Documenso in a new tab.
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2Step two · immediately after signing
Pay your first month, $175.
Stripe Checkout handles the card or ACH transaction directly. The first payment is what kicks off the build. After Stripe confirms, it will redirect you to the onboarding form for step three.
Skip ahead to payment →You normally land here automatically after Documenso. Use the link only if you have already signed the agreement and need to come back.
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3Step three · right after payment
Send your onboarding details.
The onboarding form gathers the few inputs I need from your side: your logo (if you have one), photos of your work, your services and rough pricing, your domain, and any specific deadlines. Most clients spend fifteen to twenty minutes on it. Stripe redirects you here automatically once the payment clears.
Nothing down at signing. 12-month minimum, then month-to-month with thirty days of notice required to cancel.
- Custom-coded site, up to ten content pages, designed for your brand
- Hosting, SSL, and uptime monitoring on a fast global CDN
- Unlimited content updates after launch
- Blog system included, with the same setup that powers this site's blog
- On-page and local-SEO foundation
- Direct line to me for anything urgent
Quick answers.
Start with a twenty-minute call.
If you would rather talk before signing the agreement, the discovery call is the right place to do that. Twenty minutes on Google Meet, no pressure, and the same three steps still wait when you are ready.