The Build

What I Build — and What It Costs

Custom websites and AI-powered business tools, built fast, built right.

Track 01

Website Build

A custom-designed site built for your business. Homepage, services, portfolio, contact. Mobile-optimized. Deployed in the session.

Starting at$3,000
Track 02

Business Tool Build

A custom AI-powered tool for your business — intake system, client portal, booking flow, proposal generator, or dashboard. Built to work, not to demo.

Starting at$3,500
Track 03Most complete

Combined Build

Full site + embedded business tool in one session. The complete package — save $1,500 versus booking the two separately.

Starting at$5,000
Always included

What's always included

  • Discovery call before we book
  • One dedicated build session (half-day or full-day by scope)
  • Full deployment and handover
  • 30-day minor revision window
  • You own everything — no platform lock-in
  • Direct access to Jeff throughout the build
What this isn't

A few things this is not

  • — Not a template
  • — Not Wix or Squarespace
  • — Not outsourced
  • — Not a 6-week project
  • — Not an ongoing retainer (unless you want one — ask)
  • — Not AI-generated slop with your logo dropped on top
Founder Rate Builds

Reduced rate, in exchange for a public case study.

Occasionally I open 1–2 spots for early-stage founders whose business is a strong candidate for a public case study. These builds are offered at a reduced rate in exchange for permission to document the process publicly.

If you think that's you, mention it in your application.

Apply and mention it
FAQ

A few honest answers.

Half-day sessions run 3–4 hours. Full-day sessions run 6–8 hours. Scope determines which we need — I'll tell you before we book.

Your brand assets if you have them, any copy you want to use, and a clear idea of what you need. I'll walk you through the rest on our discovery call.

The 30-day revision window covers minor updates. Anything significant is scoped and quoted separately — no surprises.

Sometimes. If a project makes sense as an ongoing engagement, we can talk about it. But my default is a clean handover — you run it, you own it.