Design.Get found.Grow.

Most clients start with a website build. From there, many add Get Found to give the site its best chance of showing up on Google and in AI search. I scope every project individually based on what you actually need.

Websites start at $700 USD. The final price depends on the number of pages, the platform, and extras like copywriting or booking, and you get it as a fixed price in writing after a short discovery call, so there are no surprises. Platform and domain fees, like a Squarespace plan, are paid directly to those providers. Get Found is quoted separately after a call, because it depends on the size of your site.

Either works. If your site is solid, Get Found optimizes what you already have. If it is dated or hard to update, a rebuild is usually the faster path. The audit tells us which makes sense before you spend anything.

Depends on the project. Most client sites run on Squarespace for speed and easy self-editing, some are hand-coded HTML/CSS when a client needs more control or a heavier custom build. I pick based on your budget and how much you want to manage yourself after launch, never a one-size-fits-all template.

A website typically takes 4 to 6 weeks from kickoff to launch. A visibility audit is delivered within a week, and optimization work usually runs 2 to 3 weeks. I always give you a timeline before I start.

Your customers increasingly ask ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews for recommendations instead of scrolling search results. Those tools pull from the same web Google indexes, but they are far more selective. Get Found structures your site so they can read it, trust it, and cite it.

Regular SEO aims at Google rankings. Get Found covers that and the newer layer: making sure AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews can read and recommend your business. Same foundations, wider reach.

No, and you should be careful with anyone who says yes. Nobody controls Google or ChatGPT. What I guarantee is the work: a documented audit, the fixes implemented properly, and honest reporting on what actually moved.

You get plain-English reporting, not a dashboard full of jargon. I track where you show up in search and AI answers, what changed after each round of work, and what to do next. If something is not moving, I tell you.

Most clients provide their own copy since nobody knows your business better than you do. I structure it and tighten it so it converts. If you need it written from scratch, that is available as an add-on so we can scope it properly instead of guessing at your voice for free.

It helps to have your logo and brand colours if you have them, a short description of your services, your contact details, any photos you want used, access to your domain and current website, and a few sites you like. If you do not have written copy yet, that can be scoped as an add-on. I send a short checklist at kickoff so nothing is a surprise.

You do. Your domain, your Squarespace or hosting account, and your content stay in your name, and I work inside them with the access you give me. For a hand-coded site you receive the full source files at handoff. Nothing is held back, and there are no lock-in contracts.

Two rounds of revisions are included in the fixed price. Changes beyond that, or anything that adds to the original scope, are quoted separately before I start, so you always know the cost first.

Yes. Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support. After that, ongoing retainers are available for clients who want continued optimization, visibility tracking, or design updates.

No. I am based in the Philippines and work with clients remotely worldwide. Most of the work happens over email and scheduled Zoom calls, so time zones are rarely an issue.