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A real brand and website. Scoped for your launch.

Fixed-bid branding and custom Astro websites for founders and small businesses. Ownership, technical approach, and commercial terms are defined before work begins.

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Fixed-bid scope · Code you own · Delivery plan before build

Two tiers. Pick what fits.

Scope, sequence, ownership, and commercial terms agreed before build.

Launch

Brand and website scope for a focused launch journey.

Planning range after scope review delivery sequence agreed in scope

Teams assessing a focused brand and website scope with clear inputs, ownership, and release requirements.

  • Logo (1 primary concept + 2 refinements)
  • Color palette + typography pairing
  • 1-page Astro site, fully responsive
  • Custom domain setup (you bring the domain)
  • Contact form wired to your email
  • Performance budget reviewed before handoff
  • Basic SEO meta + sitemap + Schema.org
  • You own the repo + the brand files — handed off in GitHub
  • Post-launch support defined in the written scope
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Compared to your alternatives.

Compare scope, ownership, operating inputs, and future change needs before choosing a delivery path.

DIY tools

Squarespace · Wix · Webflow

Subscription pricing varies + owner time

  • Operating costSubscription and owner-time inputs vary
  • Who builds itYour team or a chosen provider
  • Looks likeTemplate choice and content vary
  • PerformanceVaries by template and content
  • Future changesPlatform and ownership needs vary
Why we built this
Stack Renew

Launch & Grow

Planning range validated against scope

  • Operating costScope, tools, and support assessed together
  • Who builds itDelivery roles agreed for the engagement
  • Looks likeBrand direction defined in scope
  • PerformancePerformance budget reviewed before handoff
  • Future changesOwnership and maintenance defined in scope
Traditional agency

Local studio · brand shop

Pricing varies by scope and operating model

  • Operating costScope and support model vary
  • Who builds itDepends on their scope and operating model.
  • Looks likeCustom
  • PerformanceDepends on scope and content
  • Future changesFuture-engagement terms vary

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Estimated range

$5k–$10k

Scope, timing, and the final commercial terms are agreed after review.

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How a brand + site can be planned.

  1. 01

    Kickoff + brand

    Define the audience, content, brand inputs, decision owner, and acceptance approach before a delivery sequence is proposed.

    Scope
  2. 02

    Site build + preview

    The proposed implementation, content workflow, performance budget, and review checkpoints follow from the agreed scope.

    Build and review
  3. 03

    Launch + handoff

    Release, handoff materials, code and asset ownership, and any post-launch support are specified before launch.

    Acceptance and handoff

Common questions.

Why is this so much cheaper than your other engagements?

Scope. Launch and Grow use different planning patterns from modernization work. Exact deliverables, timing, ownership, and commercial terms are written down before work begins because the operating context is different.

Do I really own the code and brand files?

Code, domain, brand assets, hosting access, and maintenance ownership are documented for the selected scope before work begins.

What does the timeline actually look like?

The delivery plan names the milestones, client inputs, dependencies, review points, and release decision for the selected scope. Timing is proposed only after those conditions are understood.

What if I want changes after launch?

Post-launch support, editorial controls, maintenance, and future changes are described in the written scope. The selected platform determines which content updates can be made without code.

Can I edit the site myself after launch?

Launch tier: content lives in code (single page, simple to edit if you're comfortable with text files; or we make changes for you). Grow tier: a headless CMS (Sanity or Payload) means your team edits like Google Docs — no code touched.

Brand + site, planned with care.

Start with a planning range, then validate the scope, delivery responsibilities, and next step together.

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