Frequently asked questions

New small business websites and rebuilds start at $500, and an optional care plan starts at $100 a month. Custom software, mobile apps, and larger projects get a fixed quote after a short call.

Most small business rebuilds take two to four weeks from kickoff to launch. The content already exists, so the timeline mostly depends on how quickly feedback comes back.

Yes. You own your domain, your content, and the code for your site. If you ever decide to move on, I hand everything over.

With me, Gui Nascimento. I'm the developer who designs and builds your site, so you never get passed between account managers.

I'm based in Saratoga Springs, Utah, in Utah County. I work with businesses across Utah County and the Salt Lake area, and with clients anywhere in the US remotely.

Yes. I'm Brazilian and fluent in English and Portuguese, so we can run the whole project in either language.

Every site I build includes the technical SEO basics: fast pages, clean titles and descriptions, structured data about your business, and a sitemap submitted to Google. Rankings also depend on competition and on things like reviews and your Google Business Profile, and I'm happy to advise on those.

You can take the site and run it yourself, or choose a care plan that covers hosting, security, updates, and small monthly edits.

I reply to new messages within one business day.

New small business sites start at $500 for a focused site. The final price depends on the number of pages and features like booking or online payments, and you get a fixed quote in writing before any work starts.

Most small business sites take two to four weeks from kickoff to launch. The biggest factor is usually how quickly content like photos, service descriptions, and feedback comes back.

Yes. You own your domain, your content, and the code for your site.

I can help shape the copy so it is clear and search friendly, but you know your business best. We usually work from your notes and a short interview, and I turn that into page copy you approve.

A typical small business rebuild takes two to four weeks. Since the content already exists, rebuilds often move faster than brand new sites.

Not if the move is planned. I keep important page addresses, add redirects for anything that changes, and resubmit your sitemap, which protects the rankings you have built.

Yes. Some owners like their design and only need it faster. Others want a refresh. Either way, the rebuild focuses on speed, mobile usability, and getting more customers to reach out.

Only if you want it to. Most migrations keep the design customers already recognize, and the change they notice is that pages load much faster.

No. Features like forms and SEO are part of the site itself, so there are no WordPress plugins or core updates to chase.

It depends mainly on the number of pages and posts and any custom features. Send the address of your current site through the quote form and I will reply with a fixed price.

Care plans start at $100/month. The price depends on how much editing you expect each month and the size of the site.

Yes. Care plans are month to month. If you cancel, you keep your site and I help move hosting to your own account.

No, it is optional. Some owners prefer to manage hosting and edits themselves, and that is fine. The plan is there if you want someone to handle it.

It depends on scope, which is why every project gets a custom quote. Starting with a small first version keeps the initial cost focused on the problem that matters most.

You do. The code, the data, and the accounts it runs on belong to your business.

Usually, yes. Many projects connect to an existing database, spreadsheet, or third-party tool rather than replacing it.

If customers visit occasionally, a fast mobile-friendly website is usually enough. If they use it often or need phone features like the camera or notifications, an app can be worth it. I will recommend the cheaper option when it does the job.

It depends on features, platforms, and the backend it needs. Every app gets a custom quote, and a focused first version keeps the starting cost down.

Often, yes, depending on what the equipment exposes. Many machines can share data through a controller, gateway, or existing database. We confirm what is possible during discovery before you commit to a build.

It depends on the equipment, the data, and the tools you need. Every project gets a custom quote after a discovery conversation.