Start at the ThreeSeven Standard.

Same price, same service, build included. Not a different offer, a different first step.

If you don’t have a site yet, you get one built to the current Standard on day one and held there from then on. Nothing to undo, nothing to catch up on.

How it works

Subscribe and get started.

Three steps. There is nothing to measure yet, so it starts with a conversation.

  1. Get in touch

    Tell me what the business does and roughly how many pages you think you need. I scope it and tell you which plan it fits.

    Get in touch
  2. You subscribe, the build starts

    Design intake in week one: logo, colours, photography, voice, and the content you have. If you don’t have a domain, I register one in your name.

  3. Built to the Standard, then held there

    A private preview, a review round, your sign-off, then a launch with verified scores. Target: two weeks from intake to live. From then on it’s the same service as every other site I run: re-verified every 90 days, updates handled, anything that slips fixed.

Where you’d start

What you’d be starting with.

Most new sites fit Essential: one to eight content pages, $229 a month, build included.

A new practice usually needs a home page, a services page or a few, an about page, and contact. That’s Essential. The setup fee, $2,000 on Essential, is covered over your first twelve months, which is what the minimum term is for. After that, month-to-month. The two-year design refresh is optional, and accepting it starts a new twelve-month term.

The content is the one thing I can’t do without you. I’ll give you a short intake that asks for the things only you know, and I’ll write around it. If you already have a brochure, a LinkedIn page, or a Google Business Profile, that’s enough to start from.

Every plan, and every question you should ask, on the pricing page

Free · usually in your inbox the next business day

Already have a website?

The free report covers three pages I choose and gives you the top finding on each pillar. The full report ($229, credited toward your first month if you subscribe) covers every finding on those pages, with context and page-load detail.

A page of a Standards Report explaining what the report measures and what it leaves out.
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