CLEAR STARTING POINTS. A SCOPE BUILT AROUND THE WORK.

Because the real work varies. Page count, content, platform type, integrations, technical complexity, and deadline can change the scope substantially. A custom quote keeps the price accurate and the plan workable for both sides.

Monthly plans cover ongoing care and improvement for an eligible live website. One-time pricing covers a defined build, rebuild, or digital project with an agreed scope and completion point.

No. A new website or major rebuild is quoted separately. Monthly plans are designed for maintenance, updates, optimization, and continued support after a site is live.

Essential Care covers routine website maintenance, health checks, minor content updates, and standard email support. The exact support allowance is confirmed before the plan begins.

Growth Care adds more active updates, SEO and performance refinement, conversion improvements, and priority support for businesses that need consistent monthly attention.

A focused marketing website with a smaller page count, clear content, limited integrations, and a straightforward path to launch. The final quote still depends on the approved scope.

A larger, highly detailed website or digital experience with deeper strategy, more pages, advanced interaction, stronger SEO work, custom integrations, or selected AI functionality.

Custom pricing is used for e-commerce, portals, dashboards, software products, automation systems, unusual integrations, compressed timelines, and any scope that does not fit the two starting points clearly.

Send a short project brief through the Contact page. Davis will review the goals, current website, required features, content, and timeline, then provide the clearest next step and any follow-up questions needed for an accurate proposal.

Once the essential project details are clear, most proposals can be prepared within one to two business days. Larger or less-defined projects may require a short discovery conversation first.

The timeline depends on scope, content readiness, feedback speed, integrations, and launch requirements. The expected schedule and milestones are defined in writing before development begins.

The payment schedule is stated in the proposal before work begins. One-time builds follow the deposit or milestone schedule in the approved agreement, while ongoing plans are billed monthly.

The completed website and project code belong to the client after the agreed project terms are fulfilled. Any third-party licenses, subscriptions, or platform accounts remain subject to their own terms.

Higgins Digital can configure deployment, domains, DNS, SSL, and required services. Any recurring hosting, software, payment-processing, API, or third-party costs are identified before approval and billed according to the final proposal.

Yes. An existing site can be audited, improved, maintained, or rebuilt. The recommendation depends on what is worth keeping and what is limiting the business now.

Every website build includes a strong technical and structural SEO foundation. Broader keyword strategy, content production, ongoing optimization, and reporting are scoped separately when needed.

Yes, when they solve a clear business problem. These features are scoped around the workflow, data, security, platform limits, and ongoing cost rather than added as decoration.

Higgins Digital completes testing and handover, then can remain involved through an ongoing care plan. The level of post-launch support is agreed before launch so ownership and next steps stay clear.