Straight answers about cost, and which option you need
Plain answers with real numbers, written to be useful whether or not you hire us. Every price on these pages is the price we actually charge, every guide compares us with doing it yourself and with agencies, and every page says when you should not buy.
The short answer
SEO, AI search, ads, social, email, consulting
Design, builders, Next.js, Shopify, malware
Chatbots, receptionists and texting
Web apps, internal tools, mobile apps
Setup cost, timelines, consultants, comparisons
Canadian pricing and compliance
CAD figures, plus the CASL consent requirements that apply to any Canadian business sending commercial email or SMS.
Why we wrote these
Most pages about what a service costs are written to get you on a call, so they quote one number out of three and leave the rest for the conversation. That is not useful when you are trying to budget.
These pages take the opposite approach. Every cost layer is separated, every figure is the one we actually charge, third-party prices are dated and named, and each page includes a section on when not to buy, including when doing it yourself is the right answer.
If something here is wrong or out of date, tell us and we will fix it. Get in touch.
Frequently asked questions
Are these your real prices?
Yes. Every figure is the price on our gig and pricing pages, with card checkout at that price. Third-party costs such as ad spend, Shopify plans, hosting and SMS usage are quoted from the vendors and paid to them directly.
Why are your prices so much lower than agency quotes?
We build with our own templates and AI-assisted tooling, fix the scope before starting, and have no sales team or office overhead. Most services start at $100 a month or a one-time price under $300, and there are no contracts.
How much does a small business website cost?
$50 for a landing page, $150 for five pages and $250 for ten, with hosting included; a domain is about $15 a year and an optional care plan is $50 a month.
How much does GoHighLevel cost in total?
Three layers: software at $29 a month through an agency sub-account or $97 to $497 direct, a one-time build of $97 to $497, and optional management at $129 a month. A typical small business spends $645 in year one.
Which AI answering option do I need?
Missed-call text-back if you still answer most calls, AI SMS answering if customers already text you, and an AI receptionist if you want every call answered live. The comparison guide above walks through it.
Do you tell people when not to buy?
Every guide has a section on when the service is the wrong choice, including when doing it yourself or using a cheaper tool is the better answer. The free 30-minute call works the same way.
Still have a question these do not answer?
Book a free 30-minute call. If the honest answer is that you do not need what we sell, I will tell you that.
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