Websites built with care — for businesses ready to lead their market.

Projects at Formr Studio start at $5,500 for a focused launch site and typically land between $9,500 and $20,000 for a full brand and website build. The number depends on page count, how much copy and brand work is needed, and whether an existing site has to be migrated. You get the exact figure in the proposal before anything starts, and that figure is what you're invoiced.

Because $9,500 buys the whole project, not a template drop. It covers strategy and sitemap, copy direction, a full custom design starting from the homepage, the build itself, a crawl of your old site with a complete redirect map, structured data, performance work, and 30 days of post-launch monitoring. A US agency quoting the same scope will usually land between $25,000 and $40,000, largely because you're also paying for account managers, sales overhead, and junior handoffs — none of which exist here.

Four to six weeks from kickoff to launch for most projects. Week one is discovery and sitemap, weeks two and three are design with two revision rounds built in, and the remaining time is build, migration, and testing. Larger scopes get a longer timeline, but the launch date is agreed in the contract either way.

Not if the migration is done properly, and it's included in every rebuild. Your existing site gets crawled, every URL that carries traffic or links gets mapped to its new destination, and the redirects go live at the same moment the new site does. After launch I watch Search Console, analytics, and crawl errors for 30 days and fix anything that moves in the wrong direction.

A primary logo and its variations, a type system, a color palette with usage rules, and the basic applications you actually need — favicon, social profile assets, and document or invoice styling. Everything is delivered in editable source files plus exported formats, and you own all of it. The identity is designed against the website, so the two never look like separate projects.

Almost all of my work is with US small businesses, and the studio is set up around that — pricing in USD, US English copy, and calls scheduled in your morning. I do take projects elsewhere when the fit is right. The easiest way to find out is to send the details and I'll tell you honestly.

Thirty days of monitoring are included: Search Console coverage, analytics, crawl errors, and any redirect issues that surface once real traffic arrives. You also get the handover — accounts, files, and a short walkthrough of how to update content yourself. Beyond that, ongoing support is available monthly, but nothing obliges you to keep paying me.

I build on a modern React stack deployed to a global CDN rather than on page-builder platforms, because plugin stacks are where most sites quietly break. If you're currently on WordPress, Squarespace, or Wix, that's a normal starting point — I migrate from all three regularly, including the content and the URL structure. If you specifically need to stay on your current platform, I'll tell you upfront that I'm not the right fit.