What web design and development services do you offer?

Build First Site builds websites, web apps, e-commerce platforms, and SaaS products — from design handoff to launch. Services include custom Next.js and React builds, Flutter mobile apps, AI integrations, Stripe payment flows, admin dashboards, and performance audits.

How much does a website cost?

Most projects fall between $600 and $15,000 USD depending on scope. A landing page starts at $600; a business website from $2,000; e-commerce from $4,000; an AI or SaaS MVP from $5,000. Fixed-price quotes upfront — never hourly billing.

What are the payment terms for web design projects?

50% upfront to begin, 50% on completion. Larger projects can split into three milestones. We accept Wise, Stripe, PayPal, and bank transfer — works for clients in the US, UK, and Australia.

Do you work with international clients in Australia and the US?

Yes — most freelance work is for businesses in Australia, the US, and the UK. We handle timezones with async communication and scheduled calls, delivering on time regardless of location.

How long does a website take to build?

Landing page: approximately 2 weeks. Business website: 2–3 weeks. E-commerce or SaaS: 4–6 weeks. You get a clear timeline with milestones in the proposal before we start.

Will I own the website code?

100%. The code is yours, hosted wherever you like — Vercel, AWS, your own server. No subscriptions, no lock-in. Full GitHub repo handed over on completion.

Do you offer ongoing website support after launch?

The first 30 days post-launch are free. After that, monthly retainers start at $600/month for ongoing development, updates, and support.

Guides

Guides & resources

Honest, practical advice on getting a website that actually helps your business — no jargon, no sales pitch.

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How to Choose a Web Developer for Your Small Business

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Website Builder vs Web Developer: Which Do You Actually Need?

A DIY builder can get you online this weekend. A developer builds you an asset. Here is how to know which one your business actually needs right now.