Questions, answered.

Launch sites start at $1,800 and most websites land between $1,800 and $10,000 depending on pages, design depth, animation, and integrations. You get a fixed quote before any work starts — no hourly surprises.

A Launch site usually goes live in 2 to 4 weeks. Bigger builds with landing-page systems or custom features run 6 to 10 weeks. You see a private staging link from the first week.

No. Every site is designed from scratch around your brand and hand-coded — PHP, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you want a CMS, we build a custom WordPress theme rather than buying one.

Yes. On WordPress builds you edit pages, posts, and images from the dashboard. On hand-coded sites we either add a small admin for the parts you change often, or handle updates for you under a management plan.

Every site is designed mobile-first and tested on real iPhones and Android devices before launch, including how it behaves in Safari's and Chrome's toolbars.

Your logo (or we design one), the words you already use to describe your services, photos of your work, and access to your domain. Anything missing — copy, photography direction, brand — we can produce.

We take every town you serve and every service you offer and generate a real, unique page for each combination — its own content, local details, and links to nearby towns — all built and maintained from one system. When someone searches "brake repair near Clifton", you have the exact page that answers it.

It works best when three things are true: you serve an area rather than one address, you offer more than one service, and your customers find you through Google. If people come to you from a few blocks away, a sharp single site is the better spend — and we'll tell you so.

No one honest can. We build the technical foundation Google rewards — clean code, fast pages, schema, sitemaps, Search Console — and structure the content around real searches. Rankings depend on competition and time; we track them with you monthly.

New pages are typically indexed within days of submission. Meaningful ranking movement usually shows within 2 to 4 months, with the strongest gains for specific town-plus-service searches your competitors have no page for.

Yes. Copy-pasting with the town name swapped is exactly what Google penalises. Each page gets its own written content and local context, and we review it before it goes live.

Native. iOS apps are written in Swift and SwiftUI; Android apps are native too. They feel like the platform, work offline where it matters, and pass App Store and Play Store review.

iPhone and iPad apps start at $3,500. Multi-platform apps, custom SaaS backends, or a suite of apps fall under our Scale tier and are scoped together, then quoted as a fixed price.

Yes — listings, screenshots, review responses, and updates. We've shipped our own apps through both stores, so we know what gets an app through review the first time.

Yes. When the project is finished and paid, the complete app source code is yours — not just a store listing. That's true of every app and website we build.

Yes. We build the app and the web dashboard behind it as one system, so data flows both ways — the same way our ADigital player syncs with its web dashboard.

Yes — logo, colours, type, and the rules for using them, delivered as vector files (SVG, PDF) plus every size you need for web, print, and social. Branding can be part of a website project or its own engagement.

We map what people are trying to do, structure the screens around that, and design every state — empty, loading, error, success — before code. You review clickable prototypes, so what gets designed is what gets built.

Of course. Send the files and guidelines you have and we design within them. If the brand needs tidying for digital use — icon versions, screen colours — we'll suggest it, but it's your call.

Yes. Design files, source artwork, and exports are yours once the project is paid, along with the rights to use them however you like.

Content and image updates on request, uptime / security / performance monitoring, monthly SEO health checks, domain and DNS management, and a priority line straight to the person who built your site. Four month-to-month plans — Essentials $99, Standard $199, Growth $299, and White Glove $500, which adds the CLView client dashboard and full support. Hosting is billed separately, from $10 a month on ADhostCo.

No. We can deploy to any host you already use. Most clients choose ADhostCo — our own managed hosting — because it's tuned for the way we build, comes with 99.9% uptime and daily backups, and means one team and one invoice.

Monitoring alerts us before you notice. Management clients get a direct line — no ticket queue — and because the person fixing it wrote the code, fixes take minutes, not days.

Yes. Management is month to month. If you leave, you take everything with you — files, accounts, source code, domain. We don't hold anyone hostage.

Every build comes with a 30-day bug warranty: material defects in what we delivered are fixed at no charge. Ongoing care after that is what the management plan is for.

Send a short message about your business — what you do, where you work, what isn't working. Within one business day you get a fixed price, a timeline, and a straight answer on what you actually need.

50% to start, 50% on completion before the final files or launch. Cash, check, debit, and major credit cards are accepted; management plans bill monthly. Full details are in our Terms.

Jay — the person who designs it, codes it, and answers the phone. No account managers, no hand-offs.

Yes. We're based in New Jersey and work across New York and Long Island, but everything happens over email, calls, and staging links, so location doesn't matter.

Yes — run it through our free website audit. It checks speed, SEO, accessibility, and the technical basics in about 20 seconds, with no signup.