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Straight answers about websites.

What things really cost, why sites are slow, and when you've outgrown the off-the-shelf tool — from the person who builds the fixes.

What a $295 Website Taught Me About Agency Pricing

Most small-business sites are priced like subscriptions because that's what keeps agencies fed. Here's the honest cost breakdown.

$23 a month sounds harmless. Multiply it out, add the template ceiling, and it's the most expensive "cheap" option there is.

A real migration, step by step: what moved, what got deleted, and where the 4.8 seconds went.

Rescues run on spreadsheets and prayer because nobody builds for them. I run one. Here's what actually works.

Calendly is great until it isn't. Three signs you've outgrown the generic tool.

"Hand-coded" isn't nostalgia. It's the difference between owning an asset and renting a layout.

Reading is free. So is the call.