Build a website that matches the business
A new site for a business that needs a clear offer, useful pages, and a way for customers to get in touch. You choose whether Onrush hosts it.
Who it is for
Owners who need a first website, or a replacement they have decided to commission, for a Palm Coast-area business.
Problems it addresses
- The business is hard to understand online, or it has no site at all.
- Service and location information is missing, so the site cannot answer basic customer questions.
- There is no straightforward way to request a quote or a visit.
What the work includes
- A business website designed around your services.
- A logo when that option is included in the written scope.
- Service and location pages. The page count is set before a fixed price is approved.
- Inquiry forms or another agreed way for customers to reach you.
- Launch help, and hosting either with Onrush or on the host you already use.
Related work
Statewide Access Control. A multi-page commercial site with service, industry, and Central Florida service-area pages, jobsite photography, and inquiry forms.
Onrush Foundation
A new website and logo are $2,500. Recommended onboarding is $500, or $3,000 for both. The written scope sets the page count, who supplies the content, how many revision rounds are included, timing, and hosting before you approve the price.
Questions
What does a new website cost?
A new website and logo are $2,500. Recommended onboarding is $500, or $3,000 for both. The written scope sets page count, content, revisions, timing, and terms before you approve the price. Work on an existing system is quoted from its scope and is not the same package.
Do I have to move my hosting or platform?
No. Keep your current website, platform, and hosting. If a move would help, we will say why and wait for your approval. Onrush hosting is a choice, not a condition of working together.
Who writes the page content?
The written scope says whether you supply the words and photos or Onrush drafts them from material you provide. That choice changes the price, so it is settled before you approve a fixed figure.