C&C Detailing
The finished site gives vehicle and boat owners a proof-led path from service discovery and recent work to a clear quote request.
Read the C&C Detailing case studyWebsite packages for businesses that need a cleaner online first impression.
Simple pricing for sites that need to look more polished, read clearly on phones, and make it easier for customers to reach out.
Start a project| Package | Details | Price | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01Starter Website | A straightforward site using a proven layout system and the copy and photos you provide.
| $500 | Contact me |
| 02Custom Website | For businesses that need an original visual direction, more content planning, or functionality beyond a standard build.
| $1,250+ | Contact me |
| 03Online Store | A focused Shopify store for businesses that already have their products, copy, and photos ready.
| $1,000 | Contact me |
| 04Advanced Projects | For projects where the work extends beyond a standard marketing website.
| Custom quote | Contact me |
| 05Platform Redesigns | Redesigns for existing WordPress, Squarespace, Shopify, Wix, and similar websites that need a cleaner structure and stronger visual direction.
| Custom quote | Contact me |
What’s included in a Frontstage website.
The page count sets the size. The work inside each package still focuses on clarity, responsive behavior, and a useful next step.
- 01A custom responsive layout shaped around the business and its customers
- 02Clear service and content structure instead of a recycled page template
- 03A direct path to call, message, book, visit, or request a quote
- 04Essential forms, galleries, menus, maps, and integrations included in the agreed scope
- 05Responsive QA, launch setup, and a practical handoff
Design and development capabilities
- Custom React and Next.js builds for projects that benefit from a tailored frontend
- CMS or static-site implementation based on how often the business needs to update content
- Contact and quote forms, galleries, menus, maps, and service-area content
- Scheduling, booking, payment, or third-party integrations when they are part of the agreed scope
Website redesign without losing what still works.
A redesign does not need to erase the business history. Useful content, proof, and customer knowledge stay; the confusing parts get rebuilt.
- 01Audit the existing content, proof, pages, and customer paths
- 02Keep the business information and assets that still earn trust
- 03Restructure services and calls-to-action around current customer decisions
- 04Rebuild the responsive experience and verify it before launch
A clear path from kickoff to launch.
A focused small-business website often takes 1–2 weeks once the needed content and feedback are available. Larger page counts and integrations extend that schedule, so timing is confirmed before work begins.
Most projects begin with 50% upfront. The remaining balance is due before launch after the agreed pages, feedback, and responsive checks are complete.
Read the website timeline guideBuilt for phones, search, accessibility, and real customers.
- 01Mobile-first layouts that keep the next step clear on a phone
- 02Semantic HTML, readable hierarchy, keyboard access, and visible focus states
- 03Performance-minded image sizing and restrained client-side code
- 04Technical and on-page SEO foundations including metadata, headings, canonicals, and internal links
Websites for local service businesses and contractors.
A local service website has to answer practical questions fast: what you do, where you work, what the finished work looks like, why customers trust you, and how to request a quote.
- Clear service and service-area structure
- Project photos, reviews, and credibility proof
- Direct call, message, booking, or quote paths
Recent website work and what changed.
Homestead Refillery
The refreshed site gives the Morris shop a clearer digital front door for customers learning about the mission, checking products, and planning a visit.
Read the Homestead Refillery case study
Four-A-Bowl
The finished site makes the menu, atmosphere, visit details, and next step easier to understand from a phone.
Open the Four-A-Bowl websiteQuestions before a website project starts.
Direct answers about scope, timing, payment, content, and what happens after launch.
How much does a small-business website cost?
A Starter Website is $500 and includes up to four pages using a proven layout system. Custom Websites start at $1,250, and an Online Store is $1,000. Platform redesigns, larger ecommerce builds, memberships, substantial copywriting, branding, SEO campaigns, and other advanced projects are quoted individually.
Can Frontstage redesign an existing website?
Yes. Useful content, proof, and business details can be preserved while the structure, visual direction, mobile experience, and path to contact are rebuilt.
Do I need to provide all of the content?
You provide the facts, offers, photos, and business details only you can confirm. Frontstage can help organize and refine that material into clearer website copy.
How long does a website project take?
A focused small-business website often takes 1–2 weeks once the needed content and feedback are available. Larger sites and integrations take longer, and the schedule is confirmed before work starts.
Is SEO included?
Every build includes technical and on-page SEO foundations. Deeper keyword research, ongoing content, Google Business Profile work, and continuing SEO are scoped separately.
How do payment and launch work?
Most projects begin with 50% upfront. The remaining balance is due before launch after the agreed pages and responsive checks are complete.
Can Frontstage help after launch?
Yes. Hosting, upkeep, and small edits can continue through a separate maintenance arrangement after the first month of hosting included with a website launch.