Whatever the Lord has put on your ministry’s heart is what we build.
A custom website of up to twenty pages — designed with you, written with you, and built so that people and AI search engines can both read it. $2,500, with your current site and your email moved over for you. Yours outright.
What does the build include?
Everything a ministry website needs to launch well — and nothing sold back to you later as an upgrade.
- Custom design and structure — built around your ministry’s actual work, not a template with your logo on it.
- Copy written with you — we draft, you correct, until it says what you mean.
- Readable by AI search, by construction — question-format headings, answer-first sections, and the structured data engines rely on. This is included in every build. It is never an upsell.
- Accessible — built to the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines, so it works for people who use screen readers, keyboards, or larger text.
- Migration included — your current site’s content and your email come over as part of the $2,500, not as an add-on.
- Two rounds of revisions — in writing, in the agreement.
Who owns the website when it’s done?
You do. The domain, the code, and the words — outright.
Much of the ministry-website market rents you a site by the month: the design, the platform, sometimes even the content stay theirs, and when the paying stops, the site vanishes. We build the other way. Your website belongs to your ministry from launch. If you ever choose to leave, give us thirty days’ notice and we hand over every file — and we will not make it awkward.
How does the build work?
Four steps, and you approve each one in writing before the next begins.
- Intake. We sit with you and write the intake spec together — the pages, the purpose of each, and the date you can expect. The approved spec defines your twenty pages, and you receive your timeline in writing at intake.
- Design and copy. We design the site and draft every page’s words with you.
- Two rounds of revisions. You mark it up; we make it right. Twice, included.
- Launch and migration. Your current site’s content and your email are moved over, and the site goes live. $1,250 to begin, $1,250 at launch.
What does it cost after launch?
$250 a year, itemized: hosting, SSL, branded email at your own domain, content updates, and human support.
Two optional additions, both added only if and when you want them. An AI assistant on your site that answers visitors’ questions from your own content — $100 a month for FitlyBuilt website clients, added after launch (about AI assistants). And ongoing AI-search work — paid, priced to what your ministry actually needs, every deliverable itemized in writing before a dollar moves (how AI-search visibility works).
What if our website needs more than twenty pages?
We scope it with you before anything begins, and quote the difference in writing at $150 an hour.
Bilingual pages count toward the twenty — a page in English and the same page in Spanish are two pages, honestly counted. Whatever lands beyond twenty is quoted in writing before work starts and never billed by surprise. Larger organizations with many sites are scoped the same way: on a call, in writing, before a dollar moves.
Questions ministries ask
Straight answers, before you ever get on a call.
A custom website of up to twenty pages per the intake spec we write together: design, copy drafted with you, AI-readable construction, WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility, migration of your current site’s content and your email, and two rounds of revisions. Paid in two parts — $1,250 to begin and $1,250 at launch.
We will not quote a number a page cannot keep. At intake, when the spec is written and we both know the scope, you receive your date in writing — and that is the date we work to.
We draft them with you. Your ministry knows what the Lord has given it to say; our job is to structure it so people and engines can both read it. You approve every page before launch.
Its content comes with you — moving your existing site and your email is part of the $2,500, not an extra. Nothing your ministry has published needs to be lost.
Yes: the domain, the code, and the words. If you ever leave, thirty days’ notice and every file is handed over. We would rather you stay because the work is good than because leaving is hard.
Let’s talk about what’s on your ministry’s heart.
Thirty minutes about your ministry and what it needs. No pressure. No pitch. Just a conversation between Kingdom workers. Or, if you’d rather see something first: churches and local ministries can get the free snapshot.
If you are taking this to your board or to prayer, take all the time you need — we will be here.