[ packages — both plans in full ]

Two plans, in full, before you call.

wizerd — Melbourne two plans

Two fixed plans, set out in full on this page. Most small businesses fit one of them. Anything that does not is quoted after a call, once we know what we are actually looking at.

[ 01 — what it costs ]

Two plans.

One is a good small site, kept fast and looked after. The other is the same site built wider and watched harder.

Standard

Priced after a fifteen-minute call.

[ who it is for ]

One place, and one thing you want people to do: call, book, or ask a price.

[ the build — paid once ]

A five-page site built for your trade. No template
The words rewritten around the one thing that makes you money
Live about four weeks after your words and photos reach us

[ the care — every month ]

We host it, watch it, and make an hour of changes a month
Month to month. Cancel any time and the site leaves with you

Start on Standard

Pro

recommended

Priced after a fifteen-minute call.

[ who it is for ]

More than one thing to sell, or more than one way to be booked.

Everything in Standard, plus:

[ the build — paid once ]

Twelve pages instead of five, one for each service and suburb you work
Booking or quotes wired into your calendar and your inbox

[ the care — every month ]

Four hours of changes a month instead of one
Thirty minutes on the phone each month, with the numbers open

Start on Pro

The monthly starts the month after your site goes live, month to month, no lock-in and no exit fee. If the scope grows past the quote we re-quote before we build.

What you pay for

[ 02 — what you pay once ] one fixed number, quoted

What you pay once.

It buys the thing itself: the structure, the words, the pictures placed, and the build. One fixed number and one fixed date, both in writing before anything is made. If the work grows past what we quoted, we re-quote and you say yes before we build it. Nothing is billed by surprise.

You own what comes out. It is plain HTML and CSS in a repository with your name on it, the domain stays in your account, and there is no builder subscription holding the site hostage. That is not a reassurance we invented for this page — it is why we build it this way.

[ 03 — what you pay monthly ] month to month

What you pay every month.

It is not a fee to keep the lights on. Hosting a static site costs almost nothing and we will tell you exactly what it costs. You are paying for the hours: the changes you ask for, the forms tested so an enquiry never quietly stops arriving, the speed watched, the backups taken, and one of two people who already knows your site answering the email.

Stop it whenever you like. We hand over the code, the domain and the deployment, and the site keeps working without us. We would rather you were able to leave and stayed anyway.

[ 04 — before the money ]

What people ask.

Can I start on Standard and move to Pro later?: Yes, and nothing gets rebuilt to do it. You pay the difference between the two builds and the monthly changes on the next invoice. The site you already have is the spine of the bigger one.
What happens if I stop the monthly?: You keep the site. We hand over the code, the domain and the deployment, and point you at hosting that costs between nothing and a few dollars a month. What you lose is us: the changes, the watching and the answers.
What is not in either number?: Anything with somebody else’s invoice on it — a booking platform, a payment gateway, a stock photo licence, ad spend — and a photographer if the business needs real pictures taken. We name every one of them before we quote, you pay them directly, and we do not mark them up.
What if I need more than my hours in a month?: We tell you before we do the work, at the hourly rate written into your quote, or it waits until next month if it can. You will never find an hour on an invoice you did not agree to first.
How long does it take?: Standard is about four weeks from the day your words and pictures land with us. Pro is six to eight, because more of it is built rather than laid out. Whichever it is, the date is in the quote next to the number.

[ 05 — the door ]

If neither number is right, we will say so on the call.

Fifteen minutes, no deck. Tell us what the business does and what the site is failing to do, and we will tell you which of the two it is — or that it is neither, and why.

Nadil, co-founder, portrait against a curtain backdrop

[ two engineers · melbourne · you get both of us ]