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For continued development on a website we built, we use a lower rate than a new website build and quote the agreed changes separately. We reuse the existing foundation where practical. This is different from the new-client welcome offer and from routine monthly care; major rebuilds or new systems need their own scope.

Absolutely. Share the budget you’re comfortable with. We can discuss the price, simplify the first release, use content you already have, or plan work in stages. Any revised scope and price are agreed in writing before work begins.

It is one provisional reduction on the base fee for new Bridgeware clients choosing an eligible standard website. Qualify through a first-ever standalone business website, or a business based in Grundy, Will, or Kankakee County. Both routes together still mean 10%, not 20%. Additional pages, extras, custom work, care, hosting, domains, vendor fees, and applicable taxes are excluded. Card terms and existing quotes need individual review. Matthew confirms eligibility and the final quote.

Yes. Tell our team what matters most and the budget you have in mind. A focused first scope can get the essentials in place, with future pages or features quoted separately when you need them. We will flag choices that could make later changes more involved.

No. An established business using social media or a business listing can still be ready for its first standalone website. We will help you decide what belongs on it. New Bridgeware clients can qualify for one 10% reduction on the base website fee through the first-website or local-business route. Social pages and business listings do not disqualify a first website. Eligibility and savings are confirmed in your written quote.

We agree on account ownership and access during planning and document them at handoff. If you already have a domain or hosting account, tell us who manages it. Do not send passwords through the inquiry form; we arrange suitable access separately.

You can request a separate quote for changes, or choose the optional care plan for its defined routine work and small-edit allowance. New pages, features, and larger changes are scoped separately.

These are starting prices for the scopes described here. Your written proposal confirms the design, content, third-party costs, timeline, and final price before work starts.

Essential uses one agreed layout direction and one revision round: $350 for one page, $475 for two, and $600 for three. Pages four and five add $125 each. Business starts at $1,100 for up to five pages with more tailored layouts and two revision rounds; pages six through ten add $150 each. Choose by design needs as well as page count.

No. We can launch your website into a supported commercial hosting account you own. You pay that provider directly and can manage future updates yourself or request separately quoted help. The optional $90 monthly plan is for people who want us to manage approved hosting and defined routine care.

One consolidated feedback list refining the agreed design and content. New pages, features, or a new design direction are scoped separately. Correcting a defect in an agreed deliverable is not a paid design revision.

The agreed project files or platform ownership transfer, account ownership notes, and practical instructions. We explain third-party licenses and platform export limits before work begins. The deliverable depends on the platform; proprietary builders cannot always be moved to another host.

That depends on scope, content readiness, access, and current availability. We agree on a realistic schedule and milestones before starting, and share a preview while there is time to shape the details.

Yes. We begin by reviewing the existing site or software and what you want to improve. Migration, code repairs, sensitive data, and unfamiliar integrations need a reviewed scope rather than a standard page-based price.

Domain registration, paid tools, vendor accounts, unusual usage, and licenses are disclosed separately unless explicitly included. The estimator shows known Bridgeware fees; unknown provider costs are marked for confirmation, so the subtotal is not presented as a complete ownership cost.