Who This Is For
This is for an Orlando or Central Florida business whose website isn't pulling its weight. Maybe it was built years ago and never updated. Maybe it looks fine but never shows up when someone searches for what you do. Maybe visitors land on it and leave without calling. Or maybe you don't have a site yet and want to skip the generic-template stage entirely. Whether you call it a new website, a website redesign, or a rebuild, the goal is the same: a site that brings in real calls, quotes, and bookings, not just a digital business card.
SEO, AEO, and GEO: What a Website Needs Now
Three things have to be true for a website to bring in business today, and we build for all three from the first page:
- Search engine optimization (SEO): found on Google. Every page is built around a real thing people search for, with the clean technical setup, fast loading, and mobile-first layout Google rewards, so your site shows up when someone nearby searches for what you do.
- Answer engine optimization (AEO): quoted as the answer. Google's AI Overviews, voice assistants, and featured snippets lift answers from pages structured as clear questions and direct answers, with published pricing and structured data behind the scenes. We write and structure every page so it can be quoted directly.
- Generative engine optimization (GEO): recommended by AI. When someone asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or Copilot "who should I call for this near me," those tools recommend businesses whose details are consistent everywhere, whose service areas are real content, and whose pages read as a legitimate local business. We build those signals in rather than bolting them on later.
Some people call the last two "AI SEO" or "AI search optimization." It is the same idea: a site that both search engines and AI tools can read, trust, and repeat. Most sites built even two or three years ago cover the first item at best. That gap is usually why a redesign pays for itself.
How Much Does a Website Cost?
$1,000 per 5 pages, one-time. That is the whole pricing model, and it covers design, written content, and the SEO, AEO, and GEO setup described above.
| Site size | Price | Typical fit |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 5 pages | $1,000 | Home, about, contact, and one or two service pages. Right for a single-service business or a fresh start. |
| 6 to 10 pages | $2,000 | Adds a dedicated page for each service and for your main service areas, the structure that gets found for more searches. |
| 11 to 15 pages | $3,000 | Multiple services across multiple cities, plus supporting pages that answer your customers' most common questions. |
| Each additional 5 pages | +$1,000 | Larger service-area coverage or deeper service lines, added in blocks of five. |
All prices are one-time fees. Pages are priced in blocks of five, so the cost is easy to predict: we agree on the exact page list before any work starts, and that list sets the price. A website redesign costs the same as a new site with the same page count.
Ongoing hosting and maintenance is quoted separately, based on what your site actually needs, and is agreed upfront alongside the build price, never added as a surprise later.
What Every Site Includes
- A page list and site structure planned around what your customers search for and ask, agreed before we build.
- Written content for every page, drafted from a short conversation about your business and reviewed with you. You don't need to write anything yourself.
- Mobile-first design that loads fast on a phone, which is where most local customers will see it first.
- Clear calls to action on every page: click-to-call, a contact form, and booking where it makes sense.
- The technical setup search engines and AI tools expect: page titles and descriptions, structured data, a sitemap, and readable page structure.
- A plain-language handoff so you know how to update basic content yourself.
Anything you already have that works, an existing logo, photos, testimonials, or content, carries over. We don't make you start from zero just because the site is new.
Website Redesign or New Website?
If your current site has a domain with some history, a design you still like, or content that already ranks, a redesign keeps what works and restructures the rest. If it was built on a template that fights every change, starting fresh is usually faster and cheaper than untangling it. We'll tell you which one honestly on the scoping call, and the price is the same either way: it's based on the number of pages, not on how the work is done.
Not sure whether the site is even the problem? A Website & SEO Audit answers that first, and the light version is free.
How a Web Design Project Happens
- A free scoping call about your business, your customers, and what the site needs to do. We come back with a proposed page list and a fixed price.
- Structure and content. We plan the pages, write the content, and review it with you before anything is built.
- The build. Design, development, and the technical setup, on a preview link you can review as it comes together.
- Launch and handoff. We connect your domain, submit the site to Google, and walk you through how to keep it current.
A 5-page site typically launches within a few weeks of the scoping call, depending on how quickly content is reviewed. Larger sites take proportionally longer. We give you a real timeline with the quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a website cost in Orlando?
With us, $1,000 per 5 pages, one-time, including design, written content, and the search and AI-readiness setup. A typical 5-page small business website is $1,000; a 10-page site with a page per service and per city is $2,000. Hosting and maintenance is quoted separately.
What counts as a page?
Any distinct page on the site: home, about, contact, each service, each service area, and any supporting page that answers a specific customer question. We agree on the exact list up front, so there is never a surprise on the count.
Do you do website redesigns and rebuilds, or only new sites?
Both. A redesign or rebuild of an existing site is priced exactly like a new one, by page count. We keep whatever already works, such as your domain, logo, photos, and any content that ranks, and restructure the rest.
What is the difference between SEO, AEO, and GEO?
SEO (search engine optimization) gets your site found in Google search results. AEO (answer engine optimization) gets your pages quoted as the direct answer in Google's AI Overviews, voice assistants, and featured snippets. GEO (generative engine optimization) gets your business recommended when someone asks an AI assistant like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Perplexity who to call. Every site we build is set up for all three from day one.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The domain, the site, and the content are yours. Hosting and maintenance is a separate, cancel-anytime arrangement, quoted with the build.
Do you write the content?
Yes. Every page is written for you from a short conversation about your business, then reviewed with you before it goes live. Existing content you like carries over.
Can you add a chatbot, online booking, or automated follow-up to the site?
Yes. Those are priced separately on our Custom AI Tool Build page and can be added at launch or later. Most businesses start with the site and add one feature once it's bringing in leads.
I already have a site. Do I need a redesign or just fixes?
That's exactly what the Website & SEO Audit is for. The free light version tells you the top issues; the comprehensive version gives you a prioritized fix list. If the fixes add up to a redesign, the audit has already done the scoping.
Does the price include photos and logo design?
Existing photos and branding carry over at no cost. If you need new ones, we can scope that separately or point you to good options. It's not bundled into the page price, so you never pay for what you don't need.
Do you only design websites for Orlando businesses?
No. A website build or redesign is delivered entirely remotely, so we design and build for businesses anywhere in the country. We're based in Central Florida and know this market best, but location is never a reason we can't help.