Websites, brand identity, real estate tours, print, signage, motion and automation — the whole menu, with the numbers on it. No discovery call required to find out whether you can afford me.
One-time build fee, then an optional monthly plan that keeps it hosted, updated and edited. Both numbers are on the card.
One page, done properly
A single-page site for a service business that needs to look credible and be found. Everything a customer needs on one screen, no menu to get lost in.
The one most businesses need
A full site with room for your services, your work and your reviews — built custom, not dropped into a template. This is the tier that replaces a tired WordPress site.
Selling or scheduling online
For a business taking money or bookings through the site: a store, a scheduling system, or a members area, with the admin side built so your staff can run it.
Dashboards, portals, SaaS
Custom software: a client portal, an internal dashboard, a tool your business runs on. Scoped and quoted per project after a call — no guessing.
Most listings never get a 3D tour, and the reason is almost never the money — it is that somebody has to drive back to the house with a camera. I build the tour from what the agent already has: the floor plan and the listing photos. No second visit, no scanner, nothing invented.
One level
A navigable 3D model of the property, built from your floor plan and your photos. Dollhouse view to understand the shape of the place, first-person walk for scale, and a numbered pin in each room that opens the photograph taken from that spot. Runs in a browser with nothing to install.
Two or more levels
Same thing for a two-storey, a split-level or a townhouse, with a level switcher. Priced by levels, not by square footage, because levels are what the work actually scales with.
Add-on
If the property has no plan at all, I draft one from the photos and the county record. The tour then says so on its face, every time it opens — an inferred plan that claims to be measured is not something I will put your licence behind.
Setup, then monthly
A custom agent site — not the brokerage template everyone else on your floor is using — plus the portal that lets you change it. Add a listing, swap the photos, pin an Instagram post, hit publish. No ticket, no wait on me, no logging into three systems.
No travel fee, because there is no trip. · No MLS photography is ever copied — tours are built from the photos you licence. · A self-hosted tour goes in the MLS Virtual Tour field and on your site; it does not put a 3D badge on Zillow, which only shows that for vendors on its approved list.
Puget Sound studio rates and Matterport's own published range, September 2026.
The work I do for my own businesses, applied to yours: the repetitive part of running a small company handed to software.
A 45-minute call mapping where your time and leads go — enquiries, quoting, scheduling, invoicing, follow-up — then a written plan within 48 hours with three costed fixes. Credited against a build. Details at /audit.
One process wired end to end. Enquiry lands, lead is captured, quote goes out, follow-up sends itself, and it shows up in the tools you already use.
An agent that answers enquiries on your site chat, Telegram or WhatsApp, asks the qualifying questions, books or quotes, and hands the lead to your CRM or inbox. The monthly covers running it and keeping it current.
An AI system built around how your business works: an internal ops agent, search and answers over your own documents, or a document pipeline. Scoped per project after the audit, with an ongoing AI-ops retainer to run and improve it.
A logo is one piece. What a business actually needs is a system it can apply to a truck, a business card and a storefront without it falling apart.
Three concepts, two revision rounds, final logo in vector and raster, a primary colour palette and typefaces, plus a one-page usage guide.
Full logo suite — horizontal, stacked, mark-only, reversed — extended palette, type system, business cards and stationery, social profile set, and a proper brand guide.
Identity system plus positioning and naming support, a collateral suite, vehicle and signage application, photography direction, and templates your team can keep using.
Print is unforgiving — bleeds, spot colours, substrate, the difference between a file that runs and a file the printer calls you about. This is my day job.
Flyer, brochure, menu, rack card, poster or social ad. Print-ready files, correct bleed and colour profile, packaged for your printer.
Business card, letterhead, envelope and email signature, set up as reusable templates.
Banners, trade show graphics, window and wall wraps, vehicle layouts built to the installer’s template and cut lines.
For ongoing or unscoped work — production art, edits to existing files, artwork prep for a printer or fabricator.
Priced by someone who works in the sign trade rather than sending it out. Files arrive the way a fabricator wants them, which is most of the job.
Sign design with scaled elevation drawings, material and colour callouts, and production-ready vector files for your fabricator.
Channel letter or lightbox design, day and night renderings, letter spacing and depth specified, raceway and mounting detail.
A full site: monument, building letters, wayfinding, window graphics and vehicle, drawn as one consistent package and ready for permit submittal.
Short-form motion that makes a static brand move — for a website header, a social feed, or an ad.
A three to five second sting of your logo, delivered as MP4 and transparent WebM for the site and for video intros.
Up to 30 seconds, vertical and horizontal versions, captions burned in, from footage you supply.
60 to 90 seconds — script, storyboard, motion graphics, voiceover and sound. For a product or service that needs explaining before it sells.
Included with every build. The site stays online, current and backed up, and small changes are just asked for.
Getting found by people searching for what you do, in the area you do it.
Campaigns built, watched and cut when they stop working. You pay Google directly — I never touch your ad budget.
Twelve posts a month, designed properly, scheduled and posted to two platforms.
Care, local SEO, Google Ads and social on one invoice — about 30% less than the same four separately.
50% deposit to start, 50% on launch day. Three rounds of revisions included on every build. All prices in USD. Setup fees are one-time. Monthly plans are month-to-month — cancel with 30 days’ notice, and the site is yours to take with you. You own your domain, your hosting account and your files. Always. Work is delivered remotely — video call, email and a shared drive for content and feedback. Clients across the US and internationally. One-off work outside a plan is $85/hour for design and $110/hour for development.