A website is smaller than a product, so it gets a number, not a conversation. Three shapes cover nearly everyone.
One page runs $1,000 to $1,500, depending on length and whether the words and photos already exist. Multi-page starts at $2,500. Anything with a moving part starts at $4,500. Keeping it live is optional: $95 to $200 a month.
30 minutes, no pitch. You keep the plan either way.
Numbers last checked . If one has changed, we quote the lower of the two.
Most web quotes are a guess dressed as a number. These tiers are defined by content, not hours.
Both languages are in the price, written, not translated. On the island, that decides whether a family in Bayamón books or bounces.
One scrolling page: who you are, what you sell, your address and hours, and how to reach you. Hand-built to load fast on cellular, on your own domain, linked to your Google Business Profile. WhatsApp and phone one tap away.
Four to eight pages (services or menu, gallery, story, contact). Inquiries land where you already work: WhatsApp, a form to your inbox, your Calendly. Local search set up page by page. Runs to about $4,000 when copy and photos must be produced.
A site with a moving part: real availability, card payments or deposits, live stock, several locations, or a page you update yourself. We scope it first, then quote one fixed number. If the moving part is the whole business, that’s software.
Sites fail quietly. A certificate lapses, the hours change, and eighteen months later customers meet a browser warning or last year’s Christmas hours.
Care plans handle that, hosting included. The person who answers built the site. Optional, month to month, no minimum, no cancellation fee.
Hosting, SSL, backups, uptime monitoring, and small text or photo changes on request, like new hours, a new phone number or a swapped picture.
Essential, plus content work each month in both languages, like a new service or seasonal menu. And a monthly note on what people searched to find you and what they did next.
Standard, plus your moving part kept working (booking calendar, payments, stock feed or integrations), even when a connected service changes without notice. Priority response when it breaks.
Canceling stops the plan, not the site. The domain, code and every account are in your name from day one.
Every web quote has a second page. Here’s ours.
Always included: both languages, the fixed quote before work starts, and two rounds of changes (at design and before launch), each a list of any length. If we misread you, fixing it doesn’t spend a round.
You’ll leave knowing which tier fits, roughly what it takes, and whether to build it at all.
Book a scoping callNo pitch. You keep the plan either way.