Yes, website management and web development/design are separate services. The building process will be billed based off of the estimate we’ve provided. Get in touch for an estimate! During and after the building process, your website and all of the files associated with it need a place to “live” on the internet. When a visitor tries to access your website, their computer interacts with the server that hosts your website – this server is where your website lives.  We set up and manage everything so you don’t have to, as this is a highly technical process.

We partner with a few different hosting providers, which allows us to hand pick a hosting environment based off of your web project’s specific needs. For the most part, we try to pick a provider that is in a data center geographically close to your visitors, but we also employ a Content Delivery Network (CDN) for high traffic sites that make the site load even faster. If you have any specific location needs/concerns, let us know and we can work with you to pick the best solution.

Without a doubt! It’s extremely frustrating to work with a slow website – we know first hand. When we build a website, we intentionally put effort into making sure a website doesn’t take a long time to load. Studies show slow websites scare visitors away. With over 15+ years of experience building websites, we have a few tricks up our sleeves if your website ever experiences any performance issues!

We’ve done extensive research into our competitors, and for the services we include in our plans, we are confident our plans are the best bang for your buck. We put a lot of effort into making sure your website doesn’t go offline when you need it most, and match your website with the best hosting service that fits the job.

On top of that, all of our plans includes our PitStop services, which means we are available for 30-60 minutes per month to make changes to your website – no project pricing negotiation, extra fees, or hoops to jump through!

We would love to answer any other questions you may have! Tell us a little about your project and ask any questions you can think of 🙂