Featured route · protect continuity first
Provider Rescue
Map ownership, access, dependencies, working URLs, forms, and measurement before leaving an unsuitable provider.
Public starting prices · written scope
Start with the outcome the business needs. The written proposal defines the exact deliverables, price, dependencies, ownership, exclusions, and third-party costs before work begins.
Provider Rescue remains visible because leaving a bad provider is not the same decision as ordering a generic repair—even when the smallest paid scope begins through Website Help.
U.S. dollarsPlanning guidanceNo automatic quote
Featured route · protect continuity first
Map ownership, access, dependencies, working URLs, forms, and measurement before leaving an unsuitable provider.
New website, redesign, local-business site, or responsible replacement.
Plan a business website →02From $450/monthContinued search, local, content, technical, analytics, and conversion improvement.
Improve search visibility →03From $200Repair, audit, provider issue, migration question, accessibility, analytics, or ownership problem.
Focused audits and strategy are scoped here.Fix a website problem →04From $1,500Tool, integration, workflow, publishing system, dashboard, or automation.
Discuss a custom system →Planning examples
These examples make the starting point concrete without pretending every business needs the same page count or system.
One organization, up to five straightforward pages, one primary customer action, standard forms, and established third-party links.
More pages, richer copy and design, additional services, resources, locations, forms, or content types.
Multiple locations, third-party integrations, content-management needs, provider migration, larger redirects, or several customer paths.
Customer accounts, real-time data, payment logic, complex scheduling, operational databases, or bespoke application behavior.
These are planning examples, not fixed packages. The written proposal defines the exact pages, functionality, content responsibilities, integrations, ownership, price, and third-party costs before work begins.
Client-owned eligible hosting
Many ordinary business websites do not need a traditional server or agency-owned hosting subscription. When a website qualifies, Boho builds it for Cloudflare’s Free plan in an account controlled by the client.
The website build is paid. Eligible hosting is free. The account is yours.
For eligible static websites using Cloudflare’s Free plan. Domain registration, paid third-party services, ongoing maintenance, and infrastructure beyond the Free plan are separate. Cloudflare controls its plan, terms, limits, and availability.
Scope is the price mechanism
Public prices are planning guidance, not automatic quotes. Complexity becomes visible before paid work begins.
Before a proposal
No. Business Website projects start at $850. Eligible hosting costs $0 per month.
A small, complete static website with up to five straightforward pages, one primary customer action, responsive design, light copy shaping, a contact path, search foundations, launch checks, and client-owned deployment.
Yes, when the smallest complete replacement fits the same straightforward scope. Migration, redirects, content preservation, technical damage, provider problems, and additional functionality can increase the quote.
The starting retainer covers one straightforward website and market with a named monthly priority, an agreed amount of implementation, basic monitoring, analytics review, and a completed-work record. Broader markets, locations, content programs, or implementation capacity increase the price.
One bounded issue or diagnosis, such as a broken form, mobile problem, analytics defect, redirect issue, ownership review, or focused page problem. Larger repair and migration work receives a written quote.
One focused tool, integration, or automation with a defined workflow, limited users or systems, bounded inputs and outputs, standard deployment, testing, and documentation.
Only when the written proposal says so. Domains, scheduling systems, ecommerce platforms, paid software, payment processing, licensing, email providers, and other third-party charges are otherwise separate.