SERVICES · SCOPED, NOT REBUILT
Quick fixes for a site you already have, scoped before we start
Not everything broken needs a rebuild. These five are fixed-purpose jobs for a specific, identifiable problem, priced case by case and finished in days, not weeks.
Most start the same way: the free technical audit identifies exactly what is wrong, and one of the four fixes below addresses it directly.
Speed, security, search visibility and the real annual cost of your current site, in one written report.
A slow site fixed at the source: images, render-blocking scripts, caching and dead weight.
Checkout that declines cards it should accept, fixed, usually by moving to Stripe.
Indexation, structured data and duplicate content problems stopping pages from being found.
Google Business Profile, LocalBusiness schema and address consistency, done properly.
WHAT IT COSTS
No published prices, and here is why
Scope moves the number more than the service name does. A duplicate-content fix on a 40-page site is a different job from the same fix on 4,000 pages.
Every quick service is scoped in writing before anything starts, so the number you agree to is the number you pay, not an estimate that grows once work is underway. Third-party services are billed at cost. We do not mark up other people's software.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Questions about scoped work
The ones that come up before anyone agrees to anything.
A quick service fixes a specific, scoped problem — speed, payments, SEO or local search — without touching anything else. A rebuild replaces the whole site. If the foundation is sound and only one thing is broken, a quick service is faster and cheaper, and we say which one applies rather than defaulting to the bigger job.
There is no published price, because scope varies too much to quote honestly in a table. Every quick service is scoped in writing before work starts, usually once the free technical audit has identified exactly what needs fixing and how much of it there is.
Not strictly, but it helps. The audit tells you which of these services actually applies, or whether none of them do. Skipping it means we scope the fix from a shorter conversation instead of from a two-day written report covering every finding.
We say so before doing further work, not after billing for it. Some sites are held together by exactly one broken thing. Others have a platform-level problem no quick fix will solve, and patching around it would cost more over time than starting over.
Send us your website address. We will tell you what is wrong with it.
The free technical audit is the fastest way to find out which of these applies to you, or whether none of them do. Two days, no charge, no obligation.
If the problem is bigger than one of these five, a full rebuild is the honest answer, and it carries its own published price range.