Webmanship

Founding Website Rescue

$249 to fix the first impression.

The founding offer is intentionally narrow. It is for established local businesses that already do real work but have a website that feels old, broken, hard to use, or less credible than the business itself.

One-time pilot price · no required monthly Webmanship plan

Included in the founding rescue
  • Focused replacement website for an established local service business
  • Mobile-first responsive layout
  • Services, trust, location, hours, and contact paths
  • Basic search metadata and local-business structure
  • One revision round after the initial direction
  • Launch configuration and domain connection assistance
  • Ownership handoff into accounts the business controls
Usually outside this $249 scope
  • Large online stores or product catalogs
  • Custom customer portals, dashboards, or authenticated apps
  • Complex booking, inventory, CRM, or back-office systems
  • Unlimited revisions or open-ended agency retainers
  • Paid advertising management
  • Ongoing monthly maintenance unless separately agreed
A deliberately short process

Enough structure to do good work. Not enough ceremony to bury the problem.

01

Inspect

Review the current site, public business information, mobile experience, credibility gaps, and obvious technical problems.

02

Direction

Build a focused visual direction so the business can judge the work before the project expands.

03

Build

Turn the approved direction into a responsive production site with the agreed content and technical foundation.

04

Launch

Connect the real domain, verify the important paths, and hand the finished site into business-owned accounts.

“The finished site should become an asset you own, not leverage used to keep you subscribed.”

Business-owned

  • Domain registration
  • Hosting account and billing
  • Website files
  • Analytics accounts
  • Business listings and credentials

Webmanship can handle

  • Build and responsive implementation
  • Content cleanup and migration
  • Launch setup
  • Redirect planning
  • Handoff documentation
Scope questions

What if the site needs more?

Webmanship can build beyond the founding scope when there is a real reason to. The capabilities page shows examples such as richer forms, analytics, redirects, structured data, performance work, and more advanced integrations.

Those features should be scoped because the business needs them—not added to make a simple brochure site look technically impressive.

Explore capabilities →