01 / Service package

Website Launch

For a first website or a refresh of your existing site.

From $1,500USD · project starting price
  • Up to 5 pages that work on mobile and desktop
  • Enquiry form connected to your email or customer records
  • Page titles and descriptions for search, plus an analytics consent choice
  • 2 rounds of design changes and guidance at launch

Website text refined from information you provide. Domain, hosting, paid assets and third-party subscriptions are quoted separately.

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03 / Service package

Monthly Care

For businesses that want regular help with an existing website.

From $300USD / month · starting price
  • Up to 3 hours of maintenance or small improvements per month
  • Monthly review of updates and website availability
  • A short monthly activity report
  • Email support within an agreed response schedule

Unused hours do not roll over. Hosting fees, major rebuilds and additional hours are quoted separately. No 24/7 support is included.

Discuss monthly care

Starting prices are shown in US dollars (USD). Your proposal confirms the final work, delivery schedule, taxes, third-party costs and payment currency before you commit. Custom projects are quoted separately.

Agree on the details before work starts.

Send your goals and current website. We review fit, agree on deliverables and confirm a delivery schedule in writing. For project packages, the proposed payment schedule is 50% upfront and 50% at the agreed delivery milestone. Monthly Care is billed monthly in advance, with cancellation and support terms in your agreement.

These packages cover work we do for your business. Access to i26’s self-service apps is separate. Your proposal specifies ownership, hosting access, handover, revisions and any paid software licences. See our refund and cancellation policy; mandatory consumer rights apply.

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From the first conversation to everyday use

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Step 01 / Listen

Start with the work, not a feature list.

We map the people, tools, and handoffs behind the problem. You bring the context; we help turn it into a useful brief.

  • A shared picture of the problem
  • The first useful outcome
  • Constraints and priorities
Talk through your next step

A few useful answers

Before we start.

How much will it cost?

We quote after understanding the scope and responsibilities. The proposal explains what is included, the milestones or support arrangement, and how changes are handled.

Do we own the software?

For custom development, code ownership, intellectual property, and handover are set out in the project agreement. Third-party software and open-source components retain their own licenses.

Can you work with our existing tools?

Yes. We first look at what is working and what needs to change. Integration or a smaller improvement may be more useful than rebuilding everything.

Does every project use AI?

No. We use AI when it fits a defined problem and can be evaluated. Simpler software and rule-based automation are often the right choice.

How soon can we start?

We confirm availability, scope, and a realistic delivery plan during the first conversations. We do not promise a fixed timeline before understanding the work.

What happens after launch?

We agree on handover, support, and maintenance before the build starts. Ongoing work can be planned as a separate engagement.