Depending on the availability of your designer, we can work with a modest budget. You might not be able to get everything on your website wishlist, but we can certainly try to work within your budgetary restrictions. If we cannot, we’ll tell you straight away. We’re not here to yank your charitable chain.

Everyone has a different definition of “a simple website"or “just a blog”.  One person might assume a “simple website” includes 25 pages, poodles that jump through flaming hoops, a self-filling contact form and a gift certificate to Costco.  While another person might think a simple website is just a one-page deal.  It’s tricky for us to give you a ballpark without some indication of what your expectations are.

We don’t have a set-in-stone price list for several reasons. Your needs are not the same as the next guy, nor his the same as the nice lady before him. Everyone wants something a little bit different. The Moxie Girls™ being able to accommodate those needs is the reason you’re here. 

If you provide us with important details about what you want from your website, such as what the site is for, how much content and what type, if you need a logo, etc., then we can provide you with a detailed estimate for your individual project… with pleasure!  Check out our FAQ on what to budget for your web project.  If you’re interested, just fill in that handy Request for Proposal (RFP) and you’re on your way.

Here are some other helpful links to help you in your budgeting decisions:

• How Much Should a Design Cost? by Pearsonified.com
• How Much Should Web Site Design, Development and Hosting Cost? by Solo Signal

There is, but it’s minimal.  Every company has costs of doing business and most companies roll those costs (usually inflated) into their prices so the buyer is never aware of them.  So, even if you pay by check, you’d still be paying for the cost of the company’s credit card processing.

We could roll it into business costs, but that would increase the project estimates.  Rather than pick a hearty flat rate, we feel it’s more fair to let those fees be based on the project itself.  It’s not fair for you to pay a higher rate processing rate if your project is smaller or someone with a gigantic project to pay less when they might have a significantly higher estimate… and vice versa.  In any case, it’s a cost of doing business that would manifest itself in your invoice one way or another — we’re just up front about it.  You always have the option of paying by check for free.