Frequently asked questions.

Landing page $697, five pages $1,997, ten pages $2,899, and $150 per extra page. Changes to an existing site start at $300. AI features are $200 to $600 each, plus $20 a month each.

50% to start, the rest after you’ve reviewed the finished site. The care plan is optional: $39, $59 or $79 a month by package, cancel anytime. Your web address is about $10 to $20 a year, paid to whoever you buy it from.

Eight steps, always in this order:

1. You request a quote, and I reply with a fixed price in writing and the full agreement to read.
2. We both sign a plain-English agreement.
3. You pay a 50% deposit.
4. You send your photos, logo, prices and details about your business, and I write the words.
5. I design and build your site.
6. I send a private link to your finished, working site, and you request changes. Up to five small changes are included, and anything I built that doesn’t work is fixed free before launch. Bigger changes are quoted first.
7. You pay the remaining 50% within 10 days of my email saying the site is finished.
8. I put the site live on my hosting and connect your web address. With the care plan, it stays there. Without it, it moves to a free account in your name after 30 days.

You pay for the build in two halves and see the finished site before the second. The care plan is optional.

Your quote includes a target date, counted from when I have everything I need from you. If I haven’t sent your preview within 45 days of that, you can cancel and get your deposit back. Your part has limits too: 30 days to send what I need, 7 days to answer questions or send changes, and the site counts as finished 30 days after the preview at the latest, so nothing drags on. I send you one checklist of everything I need, and I email you a reminder at least 7 days before your 30 days are up.

No. Every site is built from scratch for your business. No templates, page builders or WordPress themes.

It depends on the package: landing page $697, five pages $1,997, ten pages $2,899. In between, add $150 a page to the five-page site: seven pages is $2,297. Past ten, it’s $150 a page: fifteen pages is $3,649. Two to four pages is priced as the five-page site. AI features are extra: $200 to $600 each, plus $20 a month each.

Per page, yes: ten pages for $2,899 is about $290 a page, versus about $400 a page for five. Ten pages also fits a product catalog, a full menu or a page per service.

If five pages covers your business, choose five. Ten pages needs ten pages of text and photos from you, and paying for pages you won’t use isn’t good value. Tell me about your business and I’ll recommend one.

Yes. Everything in your agreement works at launch: forms, buttons, links, tap-to-call, maps, and booking or ordering if included. Nothing is left for you to build.

I set up what Google looks at: page titles and descriptions, your business details, a sitemap, and your Google Business Profile, which is what puts you on the map. That gives you a strong start for searches near you. Nobody can honestly promise a ranking, and anyone who does is guessing.

It’s your free listing on Google Search and Maps: the box with your hours, phone, photos and reviews. Every package includes setting it up at launch, in your own Google account: your name, category, hours, phone, address or service area, web address, description and up to 10 photos. Already have one? I update it instead.

It happens at launch, step 8, after your final payment, so it can point to your live site. You add me as a manager instead of sharing a password. Google then sends a code to confirm the business is yours, and only you can enter it. Google decides whether to approve the profile, and setting it up again after a rejection is quoted. One profile covers one location. Posts, review replies and ads aren’t included.

I set up your site for local search at launch, and on the care plan, updates to your hours, prices and photos go on your Google Business Profile too. I don’t run ads, post on social media or sell monthly SEO packages, so you never pay for work you can’t see.

Maybe not a big one. Posts get buried, and some people won’t open an app just to check your hours or menu. A website shows up in Google searches, answers the same questions every day, and is yours, not rented from an app that can change its rules.

If most customers already find you on Google Maps, a landing page may be all you need, and I’ll tell you so.

Yes. If you take orders, bookings or payments through Square, Toast, Clover, DoorDash, Vagaro, Booksy, Calendly or similar, I link to it, or build it into your page where the app allows. Your account and its fees stay yours, and I don’t take a cut. If that company changes how its link or widget works, reconnecting it is a small update.

No, and that’s on purpose. Your site has no login or editor, which keeps it fast and hard to break. You email me what to change. On the care plan, two small updates a month are included. Without it, they’re $50 each.

It’s very unlikely. Your site has no WordPress, plugins, database or login page, which are the usual ways small business sites get hacked. It’s plain files served by Cloudflare. No website is 100% safe, but there’s very little on yours to attack.

I build with accessibility in mind: readable text with strong contrast, labeled buttons and forms, image descriptions for screen readers, and pages that work with a keyboard. Before your preview, I check every page with automated accessibility tests.

No one can honestly promise a site will never get an accessibility complaint, but you start from a solid base.

Yes. New sites, redesigns and fixes, always priced up front. Five small changes are included, like text, fonts, photos or colors, across the build and your review. Bigger changes, like a new page or a different layout, are quoted first, and you pay for them before I start. Before I make any change, I confirm in writing what will change and what it costs, so you never pay for a misunderstanding. Once it’s done, switching it back is a new change. If I got it wrong, putting it right is free. So is fixing a mistake I made in your details, like a wrong price or a typo, compared with what you sent me.

After launch, the care plan includes two small updates a month, or they’re $50 each without it. Bigger work starts at $300.

The basics: what your business does, your logo, some photos, and details like hours, services and prices. If your trade has to show a license number, send that too. You never need to share your email or bank passwords, and for your web address and Google profile you can usually add me as a user instead of sharing a password. Two or three websites whose look you like help as well. You don’t need to write anything: I write the words, and you check them. No photos? I can use licensed stock photos until you have your own. Asking for a quote commits you to nothing.

No. No logo yet? Your site can show your business name in a clean font until you have one. Business email, like you@yourbusiness.com, isn’t included either. If you already have email on your web address, I leave its settings as they are.

No problem. I can build a new site, redesign yours or fix it. Changes start at $300 for small jobs, like fixing a broken form or refreshing a section. A full redesign is priced like a new site.

Your web address (like yourbusiness.com) is the one thing you buy yourself, about $10 to $20 a year. Register it in your own name so it’s always yours. I connect it at launch, after your changes and the final payment.

On the care plan, I host your site on my account, so you never deal with the technical side. Without it, I host it for the first 30 days after launch, then set it up on a free account in your name. Already have a web address? We can use it, and your email keeps working: I leave your email settings as they are. If not, I’ll walk you through buying one.

Only if you want one, though I recommend it. The care plan is optional: $39 for a landing page, $59 for five pages, $79 for ten. It covers hosting, a monthly check, fixes to anything I built, two small updates a month (extra ones are $25 each) and any AI running costs. Cancel anytime with 30 days’ notice. Without it, your site runs on a free account in your name, and small updates are $50 each. Your web address is about $10 to $20 a year either way.

Because a live website needs looking after. Prices, hours and photos change, forms and links can break, and the site has to be hosted somewhere. On the plan, that’s my job, not yours. I host it, check every page, button and form each month, send you a short note on what I checked, and fix anything I built that stops working. When something changes, you email me and I update it, with two small updates a month included. Any AI chat’s running cost is included at a flat price. And there’s no lock-in: cancel anytime with 30 days’ notice.

Yes, anytime, with 30 days’ notice by email. There’s no minimum, and payments continue through those 30 days. Once nothing is owed, I move your site to a free account in your name, including your forms, at no charge. Paid months aren’t refunded. If a payment fails, I email you first, and the site is only paused if it’s still unpaid 7 days later.

You see the whole finished site working before you pay the second half, and up to five small changes are free. If you still decide not to go ahead, tell me in writing within 10 days of my email saying it’s finished. You don’t pay the rest, nothing goes live, and the preview comes down. The deposit covers the work already done, so the most you can lose is the deposit.

If it happens during your build, you’re covered: before your preview, you get your deposit back; after it, you choose your deposit back, or pay the balance and get the site as it stands. If I end your care plan, you owe nothing more. You get your site’s files, and I move it to a free account in your name at no charge. Without the plan, your site is on your own account after its first 30 days, and if I stop sooner, I move it there at no charge. Your web address is in your name the whole time, so it’s never at risk.

Most small local businesses: restaurants, cafes, barbers, salons, gyms, trainers, cleaners, contractors, auto detailers and shops. I also build personal sites, portfolios and sites for larger companies. Have a project? Tell me about it.

I work alone, with no team or sales staff to pay. I’m also building my portfolio, so a finished site I can show is worth more to me than agency prices.

Lower price, same care. Every site is built to the same standard.

Yes. Moxireel LLC is registered with the State of Florida. You can find it by searching “Moxireel” on Sunbiz.org, Florida’s business registry. Your agreement is with Moxireel LLC, and I’m Ash, the person who builds your site.

I’m Ash, and I build every site myself. The work page shows Carib Aerospace, a paying client with a live site, and five labeled demos for fictional businesses: a barbershop, pool company, restaurant, cafe and roofer. Bellhaven has eleven pages and an animated underwater scene. Every link opens the live site.