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One person: Christian Chenault, DebugDad LLC. Every site is hand-built, not templated and not AI-generated, and the same person who builds it answers when you call or email.
Quick Launch is billed hourly at $65/hr, estimated around 10 hours for a single-page or template-based site. Complete Launch is a one-time project fee starting from $1,500, plus $40/mo maintenance, for multi-page custom-designed sites. Hosting at $15/mo is required on every project either way.
Quick Launch runs on hours logged, so it's usually done within a couple of weeks. Complete Launch depends on scope; the Statement of Work sets an estimated completion date before work starts, and it shifts if content or approvals from you are delayed.
Yes. Required on every project. DebugDad hosts and manages every site it builds. Hosting is billed at $15/mo regardless of tier or maintenance status.
You do, always. Paid by you, directly to your registrar. Always registered in your own name; DebugDad does not hold client domains. Typical registrar cost runs $15 to $20 a year, paid directly to the registrar.
$40/mo covers: hosting oversight and uptime monitoring, security and platform updates, minor content updates, up to 2 a month, priority email support, answered within 2 business days. It's included on Complete Launch and optional on Quick Launch. Any add-on that depends on a live third-party connection requires an active retainer for as long as it's in use.
Copy and image edits are free for the first 30 days after delivery, then $45/hr. Structural changes, new pages, sections, or functionality, get 4 free within the first 12 months, then $65/hr. Anything outside the original scope goes through a change order first, so there's never a surprise bill.
Quick Launch is invoiced weekly on hours logged, due within 7 days. Complete Launch is 50% to begin work and 50% at launch. Hosting, add-on fees, and maintenance bill monthly in advance, starting the month after launch.
The Master Services Agreement is signed once and sets the standing terms: payment, ownership, what happens if something goes wrong. The Statement of Work is signed per project and sets the scope, price, and schedule for that specific site. One MSA can cover many SOWs over time.
You do, once final payment clears. The completed site, its design, and its visible content are yours. DebugDad keeps the right to reuse general-purpose code and techniques in other work, and to show the finished site in its own portfolio unless you ask otherwise in writing.
Through your own payment account, yes, never through DebugDad. The online payment / deposit collection add-on lets customers pay you directly through your own Stripe or Square account; the money goes straight to you, and transaction fees, refunds, and sales tax stay between you and your provider.
Maintenance can be canceled by either party with 30 days written notice. Add-ons marked with a dagger depend on a live third-party connection and require an active maintenance retainer for as long as they remain in use. Hosting is required for as long as DebugDad hosts the site; ending hosting means migrating the site to a host of your choosing.
No. Every site includes a working contact form with spam filtering that emails you directly, so a real person answers instead of a bot standing in for one.