Because a 5-page business site and a 60-product WooCommerce store are genuinely different amounts of work, and pretending otherwise would mean overcharging one client to subsidize another. The starting price tells you the floor honestly; your exact quote is fixed in writing before anything begins — and it never changes mid-project.
50% upfront, 50% on delivery for projects. Monthly billing for SEO retainers. I accept [Wise / Payoneer / PayPal — confirm your methods]. Every payment maps to a written scope, so you always know exactly what you’re paying for.
Yes — on scope. If your budget is $1,000 and the full scope quotes at $1,800, I’ll tell you exactly what we can deliver well for $1,000 rather than doing the full scope badly. What I don’t do is cut the price and quietly cut corners — that’s how projects fail.
No. Hourly billing punishes efficiency — the faster I solve your problem, the less I’d earn, which is a broken incentive. Fixed scope, fixed price means my speed benefits you, not just me.
Every project includes revision rounds defined in the scope, plus 30 days of free bug fixes after delivery. On the Fix Sprint specifically: if my audit finds nothing worth fixing on your site, I’ll say so and refund you — I’d rather keep the trust than the $497.