Start a site

A few short answers and whatever you think it's worth. You'll get something to look at, not another form to fill in.

Earlier versions

Everything you cleared on this device, newest first. Bringing one back files whatever is in the form now, so this never loses anything either.

What's there now

Whatever already exists, however small or out of date. All of it can be left empty.

Leave it empty if there isn’t one yet.

Even one that's dead or expired.

When you leave the address box I look it up: who registered it and when, what's on it today with a picture of it, and what the Wayback Machine saved — including any Facebook or Instagram pages it used to link to. What I find appears beside the form.

Other places it's listed Optional

Facebook, Instagram, a Google listing, an old site. I read each one once, the way a visitor would: its public name, description and picture. Nothing is posted, followed or signed into.

What you need

A couple of sentences is plenty. It doesn't have to be tidy.

What it's worth to you

One payment, $100 or more. You get the same site whatever you pay.

Payment

Want me looking after it afterwards?

Security updates, dependencies kept current, backups, and someone noticing if it goes down. Not hosting — that's free.

Where I reach you

Your name, and an email or a phone number: whichever you'd rather hear back on.

One of the two is enough. Both is fine too.

Nothing's charged on this page. What you write is saved first, so if you back out at the payment step I still know what you were after.

What would be fair?

Same site whatever you pay.

A fair number if you'd rather not think about it. The site's identical at every price on this page.
Closer to what a small agency charges for a site this size: several pages, real content, built around how the business actually works.
What it's worth if the site is where your work comes from and you'd rather it weren't a favour.