Scope, price and next steps. No technical background needed.
Do I need to know anything about technology?
No. Tell Jorge what your business does, who your customers are and what you need the website to achieve. He will explain the options in plain language and guide you through the decisions.
How much does a website cost?
A custom 1–3 page business website is estimated at $1,200–$1,900 USD. A 4–7 page site is estimated at $1,550–$2,450 USD before optional extras. The final quote depends on content, features and languages and is agreed before work starts.
What is included, and what costs extra?
The agreed website scope includes design, development, mobile layouts, a contact form, search-friendly page setup and launch checks. Domain, hosting, paid tools, full copywriting, extra languages and ongoing updates are separate unless included in your written proposal. Prices are in USD; any applicable taxes are stated in the final quote.
How long will my project take?
The estimate for a small 1–3 page website is 2–3.5 weeks; 4–7 pages adds about a week. Timelines depend on approved content, feedback and availability. Stores and custom tools have their own scope and schedule, confirmed before starting.
Can you improve the website I already have?
Yes. Share its address and explain what is not working. Jorge will review whether focused improvements or a rebuild make sense. Targeted improvements are estimated from $450–$850 USD; a full redesign or migration is quoted separately.
Will my website appear first on Google?
No one can promise a first position or a fixed number of customers. We prepare your pages so search engines can discover and understand them. Visibility also depends on your content, competition and ongoing marketing. An ongoing SEO campaign is a separate service scope.
Can I update the content myself?
Tell us what you need to change and how often. We agree an editing or support arrangement before choosing the solution. A self-service editor is not automatically included in the base quote; regular content updates can be scoped separately.
What do I need before we start?
A description of your business, the services or products you sell, any existing logo, and the text and images you want to use. You do not need a technical brief. If you need help with content, we will identify that in the proposal.
Who will I work with, and do you work internationally?
You work directly with Jorge Luis Jaime, founder of Aura Logic, based in Mexico City. Projects can be discussed in English or Spanish. Calls, feedback and milestones are scheduled to suit clients in the United States, Canada and Spain.
How do payment, ownership and support work?
The proposal sets out payment milestones, deliverables, ownership and handover terms, plus any post-launch support. Domain and third-party accounts should be held in your name. Ongoing maintenance and paid licences are listed separately; ask about Fiverr if you prefer to work through that platform.