Pay-as-you-go support for content updates, small design tweaks, new sections, and ongoing improvements. No contracts, no minimums, no monthly fees you forget you're paying.
Request a changeWhat's covered
New photos, updated text, price changes, holiday hours, seasonal banners. Most content updates take 15–30 minutes.
Color adjustments, typography refinements, button changes, layout fixes. Small things that make the site feel intentional.
Adding a new service page, a team page, a gallery, a landing page for a campaign. Larger work, quoted up front before any time is billed.
Quarterly performance audits, broken link checks, Core Web Vitals monitoring. Available as a one-off or built into a small retainer.
If something breaks on a site I built, I fix it. Most issues caused by my work are resolved at no charge — that's the standard.
Anything over 2 hours gets a quote up front. You'll know what something will cost before I touch the code.
Pricing
No monthly fees, no minimums, no commitment. Pay only for the work you actually need.
Pay-as-you-go
$60 /hour
Email me a request. I quote it. You approve. Work happens. You're billed.
FAQ
Depends on how it was built. Modern static sites (Astro, Next.js, Hugo) — yes. WordPress sites — sometimes, if they're relatively clean. Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy builders — no, those platforms don't allow outside developers to make most changes. Send me your URL and I'll let you know.
For small content updates: same day or next day, Mon–Fri. For larger work: I'll quote a timeline up front. For genuine emergencies (site down, broken contact form), I respond as soon as I see the message.
Honestly? Most small businesses don't need a retainer's worth of work each month, and paying for hours you don't use feels bad. I'd rather have you pay only for what you need and have you trust me as a result. If you do find yourself sending lots of requests, I'll suggest a retainer at that point.
That's a new project, not a maintenance task. I'll scope it as a fixed-price web build instead of hourly. Discovery call → fixed quote → fixed timeline.
Often, yes. If your site uses a CMS or content collections, I'll show you how to make basic changes yourself for free. Some clients prefer to handle their own updates and only call me for tricky stuff — that's a perfectly good way to work.
Send me a message describing what you need. I'll quote it back within 24 hours.