service.web_design_and_development
A site built for search and for the visitor, in two to four weeks, and you own all of it.
02section.comparison
| Sato Solutions | Traditional web agencies |
|---|---|
| SEO built in from day one | Design first, SEO later |
| Every page written for a search people make | Pages written to fill a template |
| You own the code, the domain, and the hosting | Locked into their platform or retainer |
| You own the code, domain, and hosting | Account managers between you and the builder |
| Direct access to the person building it | Timelines set by the agency's queue |
| Two to four week timeline | Ongoing development fees for small edits |
| Typical project range$1,950 to $7,500 | Typical project rangeQuoted per project |
03section.pricing
Starter Website
$1,950one-time
A fast, editable site with SEO built in from day one.
One-time. You own everything.
Growth Website
$4,500one-time
A larger site built around what people actually search for.
One-time. You own everything.
Superior Website
$7,500one-time
Multi-location or e-commerce architecture with custom integrations.
One-time. You own everything.
Not seeing an option you like? Let's talk.
A smaller site, a bigger one, or one piece of it. Tell me what you are looking for and I come back with a price.
04section.work
Multi-channel resale storefront on Shopify, feeding eight marketplaces from one catalog.
Lifestyle brand storefront: a small catalog on fast pages, with the checkout kept simple.
05section.why
Structure, page names, and copy are planned around the searches that bring customers, before design starts.
Every page has a next step: call, book, quote, or buy. Forms and buttons sit where the reader is ready for them.
Designed on a phone screen first, because that is where most visitors are. Desktop is the wider version.
No page builders and no plugin stack, so the site is fast on a phone and stays that way after launch.
Text, images, hours, and services change without code. You are shown how before handoff.
The code, the domain, and the hosting are in your name from day one. Leave whenever you like and take it all with you.
06section.stack
Everything I have built with or wired into. If your business runs on something that is not here, it can almost certainly be connected.
07section.how
One conversation about your business, your customers, and what the site has to do. You get a written brief with the page list.
The pages are mapped to the searches that matter and the copy is written. You review it before anything is designed.
The site is built on a private address you can open on any device. You see it as it comes together.
You go through the staging site and send changes as one list. They are made, and the site is ready to launch.
Old URLs redirect, tracking goes live, and the site goes up. Two weeks later I check speed, indexing, and forms.
08section.proof
The figure is from one business, measured from the outside by Ahrefs: same team, same offer, no new ad spend.
09section.faq
Shopify if you sell online, because checkout, payments, and inventory are solved there. Astro for everything else: it is fast, has nothing to update, and can be hosted anywhere. Staying on WordPress makes sense when a large site is already working; then the job is fixing it.
Two to four weeks for a complete site built end to end, from brief to launch. Updating a site that already exists is quicker. Larger sites with many pages or a portal take longer, and the brief says so before work starts.
Every old URL redirects to its replacement, mapped before launch. Rankings and links carry over. I check Search Console after launch to confirm nothing dropped.
A post-launch check at two weeks: speed, indexing, forms, tracking. After that the site is yours to edit. Ongoing work is a separate plan, and nothing is required.
Yes, the same build. On those plans it is included and built first, as the foundation, with the search work continuing around it. Those plans run three months minimum.
The consultation is free. You get the scope of the project and what I recommend before anything starts.
A fixed scope and a fixed range, agreed before work starts.