Question 1

What does a website like this cost?

Accepted Answer

It's scoped, not metered: after one call and a short brief you get a fixed quote in writing, before any work starts. As a founding client you're pricing a studio with everything to prove, so the quote reflects that. It never grows behind your back.

Question 2

How long will it take?

Accepted Answer

Eight weeks is the honest median for a full design-and-build. The Process section above is a real calendar, not a diagram. Smaller scopes ship in four to six. You see a staging link every week from the first one.

Question 3

You're a brand-new studio. Isn't that a risk?

Accepted Answer

Ultra Sites is new; the work isn't hypothetical. The founders designed and engineered all ten builds under Selected work end-to-end: five portfolio editions and five production website templates. The practical risks are covered the boring way: everything lives in version control, staging is always current, and you own the repository from day one.

Question 4

Can you work with our existing site or brand?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Redesigns start with a teardown of what you have: analytics, content, what's earning its keep and what isn't. Anything that works survives. Anything that doesn't gets rebuilt with a reason attached.

Question 5

Who owns the work when we're done?

Accepted Answer

You do: code, design files, accounts, domain, all of it. The repository transfers with the final invoice, documented well enough that any competent team could pick it up. Nothing about your site is hostage to our calendar.

Question 6

What do you need from us to start?

Accepted Answer

Three things: someone empowered to make decisions, access to whatever content and analytics exist, and one sentence describing what the site must do to a visitor. If the content isn't written yet, we write it together during Discover. That's what week zero is for.

Question 7

What happens after launch?

Accepted Answer

Launch is the midpoint, not the finish. Every build includes a post-launch review of real user behaviour, and clients can stay on a care plan: performance monitoring, iterations, and the founders on call as the business moves.

Question 8

Our budget is smaller than we'd like. Should we still write?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Worst case, we'll tell you plainly what we'd cut to make the number work, or point you to someone right-sized for the job. A scope conversation costs nothing and we'd rather you ask.

Asked before every project.Asked before every project.

Asked before every project.