Pricing
Hand-built, mobile-first, and yours to keep. Pick a package, see how it compares, then build your own estimate.
Packages
Pick the package that fits where you want to be found. Every site is hand-built, mobile-first, and yours to keep.
Get online the right way.
$1,250
Most popular
Show up in your hometown.
$1,750
Cover your whole service area.
$2,450
Run your business from your site.
from$3,950
One update is a single change of up to about 30 minutes of work, like new photos, prices, hours or wording on a page. Bigger changes are quoted first.
About these prices: They're base prices for what's listed in each package. Your final price is set during a free consultation, based on what your site actually needs. Anything beyond the package, like extra features, big content needs or special integrations, gets quoted in writing before any work starts. See the service terms for the fine print.
Add-on · Included with Pro
Your own books, built right into your website. Like a hot dog with the works: everything on it, made the way you like it.
$950 one-time, added to any package
Included in Pro. Runs on Pro Care ($79/mo) so your books are backed up every week.
How it compares
QuickBooks Online Simple Start*$38/moBooks only. Your website is a separate bill.
The Works + Pro Care$79/moYour website hosted, updated and backed up, plus books built for you.
Built for owner-operators and small crews. The Works is record-keeping, not accounting software. It doesn't connect to your bank, run payroll, file sales tax or prepare 1099s, and it isn't tax advice. If you have employees on payroll or inventory to track, QuickBooks is probably still the right tool, and I'll tell you so.
*Regular price per NerdWallet, QuickBooks Pricing 2026. Prices change; check QuickBooks for current rates.
For context
For context, here's what published industry pricing guides list for similar work. Every agency and project is different, so treat these as reference ranges, not a promise of savings.
Agency ranges are as published by each source, checked October 2026. Johnny Hotdog Web Co. isn't affiliated with any of them. Your project's final price is set in writing after a free consultation.
Build your estimate
Pick a starting point, add what you need, and send it over. Don't see something, or the number doesn't fit your budget? Tell me, and we'll work out a custom price.
FAQ
Don't see your question? Put it in your project brief.
They're base prices for what each package includes. After you send your project brief, I'll give you a flat quote in writing. If your site fits a package, that's your price. If you need more, you'll know exactly what and why before anything starts.
You can, and for some people that's fine. A hand-built site loads faster, isn't boxed in by a template, and doesn't come with a platform's monthly fees and add-on charges. You also aren't the one wrestling with it at midnight.
A few, and you'll know about them up front. I register and manage your domain under my account so you don't have to deal with it; the yearly renewal is billed to you at cost, usually $10 to $25. Most sites run on a free hosting tier, so there's no hosting bill. If your site needs paid services, like a database for logins, a card processor such as Stripe (which takes a small fee per payment) or an email service, those are spelled out in your quote and billed at cost. Details in the terms.
Yes. You own your domain, your content, your design and your data. I just manage it for you. Want to take it elsewhere? Ask anytime and I'll transfer your domain, send you every file, and keep your site live for 30 to 45 days while you get set up. How handover works.
For a lot of owner-operators, yes. If you mainly track what comes in, what goes out, receipts and mileage, and hand your accountant a profit and loss at year end, The Works covers it, built around your categories. If you need bank syncing, payroll, sales tax filing or inventory, stick with QuickBooks. Your books always export to a spreadsheet, so your accountant can use them either way.
No. If you'd rather not have a subscription, just send changes when you need them and pay $99 per update, like new photos, prices, hours or wording on a page. Bigger changes, like a new page or feature, get quoted first. If you expect frequent changes, a care plan usually works out cheaper.
No. The project brief is designed so you can lay everything out on your own time. If it's easier to talk it through, just say so and leave your number.
It depends on the size of the site and how fast the content, like photos and service details, comes together. You'll get a timeline with your quote and a working preview link early on.
Bowling Green and South Central Kentucky are home base, and I'm happy to meet local clients in person. I've also built sites for businesses in Georgia and around Lake Erie, so distance isn't a problem.
Often, yes. Send the link in your brief and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth fixing or makes more sense to rebuild.
Tell me about your business and what you want your site to do. No call required.
