It depends entirely on what you need — a booking page and a full storefront are different projects. That's exactly what the free call figures out: you leave with a clear scope and an exact quote, no obligation to go further.

Most small business sites launch in a few weeks. Bigger builds like custom tools take longer — you get an honest timeline in your quote, and updates as I go.

That's the whole point of hiring me. You never touch code. When we launch, you get a plain-English walkthrough of anything you need to manage — and most things run themselves.

Great — then we're talking about an upgrade, not a rebuild. Common ones: making it work on phones, adding online booking or checkout, or wiring up automated reports behind it.

About an hour of your time up front, plus whatever you have: logo, photos, a list of services and prices. Don't have those? We work with what exists — I've launched sites from a business card and a phone call.

You do — the domain, the code, every account it runs on. Nothing sits in an account only I can access. If we ever part ways, you walk away with a working site, not a rental.

Small tweaks (copy, photos, a new service) are usually quick and inexpensive. Bigger additions get scoped and quoted the same way the original build was — no surprise retainer, no lock-in.

Easily — just reply to the confirmation email, or the .ics invite lets you propose a new time from your calendar app directly. No forms, no hassle.