I will build custom business website with elementor

At minimum: your logo, brand colors, and the text content for each page. Images are also helpful. If you don't have all of this yet, message me first — we can figure out what's realistic to start with and what you can provide later.

Each unique URL is one page. Home, About, Services, Contact = 4 pages. A services page with multiple service sections is still 1 page. A separate page for each service = multiple pages. If you're unsure, describe your structure and I'll tell you which package fits.

From scratch. Every layout is built using Elementor Pro based on your brand and brief. No theme demo imports, no pre-built templates dropped in. This is why the results look custom — because they are.

Yes. This is common and usually falls under Standard or Premium depending on the number of pages and complexity. Send me your current site URL and I'll give you an honest assessment.

Basic is a clean, functional business site — ideal for service businesses, consultants, or small companies that need a professional presence fast. Standard adds a blog and post-delivery support, better for businesses that want to publish content. Premium is for complex projects that need consulta

No. You handle hosting and domain — I only need FTP/cPanel or WordPress admin access to build. I can recommend hosting providers if you need direction.

Basic WooCommerce setup (product listing, cart, checkout) can be added as an extra. For large stores (50+ products, payment gateway integrations, inventory management), message me for a custom quote — it's outside standard package scope.

Extra pages can be added for $20 per page depending on complexity. Discuss this with me before ordering and I'll factor it into the scope.

Standard includes 1 week, Premium includes 1 month. This covers minor text edits, image swaps, and small layout tweaks — not new feature development or adding pages. Anything beyond minor fixes is quoted separately.

It depends on the state of the site. Send me access or screenshots and I'll give you an honest assessment. Sometimes it's faster to rebuild than to fix, and I'll tell you that upfront.