5-Hour Block
$450
$90/hour
Best for smaller fixes, focused improvements and short technical tasks.
- 5 hours of development or support
- Time logged in 15-minute increments
- Use across approved website tasks
- Scope confirmed before work starts
Clear scope first. Price agreed before work starts.
Use a clear hourly block for support and ongoing work, or send the requirement for a fixed project quote. Scope and price are confirmed before implementation starts.
Transparent hourly support
Choose a block that fits the work.
For WordPress fixes, Elementor work, WooCommerce changes, speed improvements, ongoing updates and white-label production, prepaid hours keep the rate clear. Full websites and larger redesigns can still be quoted as fixed projects after review.
10-Hour Block
$800
$80/hour
Best for ongoing improvements, multiple tasks or a focused development sprint.
- 10 hours of development or support
- Time logged in 15-minute increments
- Lower hourly rate for repeat work
- Scope confirmed before work starts
20-Hour Block
$1,500
$75/hour
Best for larger work queues, agency production and ongoing technical support.
- 20 hours of development or support
- Time logged in 15-minute increments
- Lowest prepaid hourly rate
- Scope confirmed before work starts
Need a complete website instead?Send the requirement first. I can quote a fixed project price when the scope is clear, so you do not have to buy an hourly block for a full build.
What changes the price
The scope becomes clearer when these details are known.
Pages & content
Page count, content readiness, copy entry and the amount of layout variation affect production time.
Design complexity
Custom visual systems, animation, advanced responsive behavior and supplied design files change the implementation effort.
Functionality
WooCommerce, booking, membership, filters, custom integrations and unusual forms need additional development and testing.
Current site condition
Redesigns and fixes can require cleanup of old themes, plugins, hosting or technical debt before the visible work starts.
Timeline
Urgent deadlines can change the way work has to be scheduled and may affect the quote.
Ongoing support
Maintenance, content updates or agency production can be scoped separately from the original project.
Simple decision process
You should know what you are approving before the work begins.
Direct projects are quoted after reviewScope before priceMarketplace packages are optional, not the default
- 01 / SHARE
Send the requirement
Website URL, page list, problem, reference examples and any deadline you already know.
- 02 / CLARIFY
I ask what is missing
Only the details needed to understand the real scope are clarified.
- 03 / QUOTE
Scope and price are confirmed
You can see what is included, what is not included and how the project will move.
- 04 / START
Work begins after approval
No surprise work is added without discussing the change with you first.
Pricing FAQs
Questions that usually come up before a quote.
Yes. Once the scope is clear, many website builds, redesigns and defined technical tasks can be quoted as a fixed project.
No. You can send the requirement first. If the situation needs a deeper paid audit before a reliable scope is possible, I will tell you before any paid consulting begins.
Yes. Larger direct projects can be divided into agreed stages when that makes the delivery and payment structure clearer.
Not always. Marketplace packages and direct projects can differ because the scope, platform fees, support expectations and deliverables are different.
Want a clear price before you commit?
Send the current website or project brief. I’ll tell you whether an hourly block or a fixed project quote is the better fit before you commit.