Frequently asked questions.

We start with a short discovery call to map your services, your customers, and the one thing you want visitors to do. Then we design and build in parallel over about ten business days. You get one structured review round, we apply the polish, and your site goes live with a walkthrough so you know how to update it. Read the two week launch playbook.

You get one structured revision round on the design and one on the built site. Bundling your feedback into focused rounds is how we hold the ten day launch. In practice it is enough, because we start from a brief that already matches your brand.

We write it. You tell us what you do, who you serve, and what makes people call you, and we turn that into the pages. A real person writes and reviews everything before it goes live, and you approve it during your review round.

Your logo, brand colors if you have them, a short description of your services, any photos or reviews worth using, and access to your domain. If you are missing some of that, we help you sort it out during kickoff. Most owners spend under two hours total on the whole project.

Nothing is final until you sign off. The review rounds exist to fix anything that is not landing, and Miles works with you directly on it. We do not call a site done and walk away. Read what to look for before hiring a developer.

Yes. You get a walkthrough at launch covering how to update text, add pages, and swap photos. If you would rather hand it off, monthly care covers small edits for you.

Some builders offer a free plan with a subdomain, but you may need a paid plan to use your own domain, remove platform ads, or unlock the features your business needs. Compare those limits before choosing a plan. Read what a small business website really costs in 2026.

QuickFlip Digital website pricing starts at $300 a month for twelve months. You can also pay the $3,600 total in two equal payments, with $1,800 up front and $1,800 when the site is ready to go live. DIY builders look cheaper at $12 to $40 a month, but hosting, plugins, security, and your own time add up fast. See the one time vs monthly cost comparison.

Neither. It is the build price split over twelve months. After twelve payments the site is yours outright. If you choose the $3,600 split payment, you own the site at launch after paying 50% up front and 50% at launch. Read about the twelve month retainer trap.

Starting in month thirteen, care and hosting is $50 a month. That covers hosting, daily backups, security and technical updates. It is month to month, so you can cancel any time.

The pages that ship with your build are written for you at no extra cost. The Influencer builds listings, reviews, mentions and content: Core starts at $500 a month and Plus at $950 a month, with $250 one-time setup charged with the first month, month to month. Core includes 2 AI-focused content pieces a month; Plus adds placements, outreach and more content. Both are paid monthly tiers you can start online, and you can add either later or skip it entirely.

No. You pay the build price, either monthly or in two equal payments, and then care and hosting from month thirteen. Your domain registration is billed separately by your registrar.

Flat pricing keeps the project predictable for you and focused for us. You know the total on day one, and we get paid for a launched site instead of for logged hours. It is the same reason we cap delivery at ten business days. Read which local search services are worth paying for.

Three things working together: a website that turns visitors into calls, a way to answer every call and form even after hours, and a steady source of new visitors from Google, ads, or ChatGPT recommendations. Most small businesses lose more leads to missed calls than to a lack of traffic. Read the plain guide to lead generation tools.

Every build includes clear pages, fast loading, a sitemap, and information Google can read. That gives your business a foundation for appearing in search, but how far you climb depends on your market and the work you keep doing after launch. Read what local search visibility means for a small business.

Yes. These tools pull from your website, your Google Business Profile, reviews, and listings, so we make sure those all say the same thing and are easy to read. Clear, separate service pages do most of the heavy lifting there.

For The Influencer, early movement usually shows in 60 to 90 days, with meaningful regular naming in 3 to 6 months. Core and Plus are both paid monthly tiers you can start online, and the timeline is the same at either level. A new site alone can lift calls sooner because people trust it more, but rankings and ChatGPT recommendations build over time. Anyone promising results in thirty days is guessing.

Track calls, form fills, and direction requests, not visits. We set up Google Analytics and Search Console at launch so you can see where people come from and what they do. If those numbers are flat after months of work, something needs to change. Read how to tell if your website is working.

We build for fast loading on phones and desktops, use optimized images, and avoid heavy page builders. Actual load time depends on the visitor's connection and the content on the page.

Yes. You own the site outright once the build is paid off, whether that is day one or after twelve monthly payments. That includes the pages, the content, and the design. Read the questions to ask before hiring a developer.

You do, and it stays in your name. If you do not have one yet, we help you register it under your own account. We never hold a client domain hostage.

You take the site with you. We hand over the files and access, and you can move it to another host or another agency. There is no lock in past the twelve month build agreement. Read about long contracts and what they hide.

Yes. Every page, post, and caption we write is yours to keep, edit, or reuse. That applies whether you stay on a monthly plan or stop after a few months.

Yes. It is a standard modern site, not a locked platform, so any competent developer can pick it up. We hand over everything they would need.

Yes. I run Google search ads, Meta ads, boosted social content and OpenAI Ads as one plan for local businesses where every new customer is worth real money. It is one price: $2,000 a month plus 15% of your ad spend. You own every ad account and pay the platforms on your own card. See Paid Advertising.

The build is a one time set of pages. The Influencer combines listings, reviews, mentions and content. Core starts at $500 a month with 2 AI-focused content pieces; Plus starts at $950 a month with placements, outreach and more content. Both have $250 one-time setup charged with the first month and no long contract. Core and Plus are paid monthly tiers you can start online, and they stay optional and month to month.

The Influencer Core includes 2 AI-focused content pieces a month answering buying questions about your service and town. Plus adds more content above those 2 pieces. Consistent listings, reviews and mentions matter alongside publishing. Read five quick ways to improve your local Google presence.

A real person writes and reviews everything before it publishes. We use tools to research and speed up drafts, but nothing goes out without a human editing it for your voice and your market. Read which local search packages are mostly junk.

You keep everything already published. The pages stay on your site and keep working. We just stop adding new ones until you start again.

Yes. We can help with Google Business Profile posts, your business information, and how you ask customers for reviews. We will agree on the work before we start. Read how to rank in Google Maps.