You keep it up to date
Sites you run yourself. Solo is for one person who wants to make their own changes with no monthly bill. Team is for several people publishing on a site that has to be watched. We email you today's prices, so you always get current numbers for your business.
Solo Site
For the solo owner who wants to make changes without calling anyone.
Pay once, and then it's yours.
- Your brand, set up in a site you edit yourself
- A teaching session so you're independent from day one
- Fast, simple and nothing to hack
- Optional retainer meetings after launch
Team Site
For businesses where several people publish, and the site has to stay up.
A build, then a monthly for keeping it safe.
- WordPress, built for your team to edit together
- Managed hosting and daily backups
- Plugin and core updates handled
- Uptime and security watch
Supervised AI Care
For Solo and Team sites. You tell us what you want, in a meeting or an email, and the office does the work on your site. The difference from rung 1: nothing goes live until Angel has checked it himself.
- Our AI makes the changes; you don't have to
- Angel double-checks every change before it goes live
- Meetings are recorded, and the AI works from them
The whole office works on every tier
Prices are emailed.
Email me the pricesTeams and organisations that trust us
WordPress sites we build, host on WP Engine and watch, and our work with CPLC.
Before you pick
What's the difference between Solo and Team?
Solo is for one person making their own changes, and there's no monthly bill. Team is for several people editing a live site that has to be watched, so it comes with monthly monitoring and maintenance.
Does the Team monthly include changes?
No. It keeps the site safe, updated and running. Changes are separate: pay for each one, or add AI Edits for unlimited changes.
Why do you email the prices?
So you get today's numbers for your business, not a table that went stale. Fill in the short form and they arrive by email, with a time to talk.
Can I sell online?
Not on these sites. An online store handles payments, stock and customer accounts, which makes it software, so we build stores at the factory level: People use it.
Who owns my domain and my content?
You do. If you ever leave, your name and your words go with you.









