How much does a boost cost?

Typically $500-$2,000 depending on scope. Smaller boosts (e.g. an SEO/AEO pass) start at the low end; larger ones (e.g. a full front-end refresh) at the high end.

How long does a boost take?

1-2 weeks for most boosts. A full lift can run 2-3 weeks.

Do I need to be on a platform for a boost?

No — boosts work on any site, hand-coded or platform-built. The audit identifies what to fix, the boost ships the fix.

Will the boost break my existing site?

No. Boosts are scoped to specific changes; the rest of the site is untouched.

// Boost inquiry

Lift what's already there.

You have a site that mostly works. It just doesn't pull its weight. I'll focus on the parts that need help — design refresh, faster loads, SEO/AEO, back-end rebuild — without rebuilding the whole thing.

Where a boost lands

A boost is targeted, not a full rebuild. Pick the area that's actually broken, and I'll do that — and only that — unless the deeper fix is cheaper.

Front-end refresh

New layout, typography, modern stack

Back-end rebuild

Faster page loads, better hosting, no monthly fees

SEO + AEO

Show up in Google AND in ChatGPT / Perplexity answers

Performance

Lighthouse 100, sub-second loads, mobile-friendly

Full Lift / All Areas

A full lift — design, code, and discoverability together

How a boost works

1 to 2 weeks for targeted fixes (up to 3 weeks for full lifts). Same deliverable: working code, deployed, handed off.

// Step 1

Send the details

The form below — current URL, which areas need help, what's not working. I reply within 1 business day.

// Step 2

Scope + quote

1-2 page quote: what I'd change, why, what it costs, how long it takes. Targeted, no upsell.

// Step 3

Boost + handoff

1-3 weeks. You keep the parts of the site that work, I replace the parts that don't. 30 days of support post-launch.

Tell me what's not working

Four required fields, two optional. The "what's not working" box is where the real work starts — be as specific as you can.