A mark, a palette, type and the rules for using them, applied to your live site rather than handed over as a folder of files. It ends with you looking like one business everywhere, including on paper.
EUR 2,500 - 6,000
Roughly 8 elapsed days, across two weeks. From EUR 2,500, excluding VAT.
Six questions, then pick a time.
You look like one business everywhere, including on paper.
Elapsed days, not days of work. Day 1, day 3, day 8. What is published is what lands and what closes each stage, because the price is what the work is worth rather than what it cost in hours.
Terms are 14 days and nothing is published before the final invoice clears. The deposit is not refundable, and the reason is plain: it buys a place in the calendar, and those weeks are turned down for other work.
Every figure excludes VAT. Invoicing is from Portugal: Portuguese customers are charged Portuguese VAT, an EU business with a valid VAT number is reverse charge, and an EU customer without a VAT number is charged Portuguese VAT. Outside the EU, normally none. Country and VAT number are asked before anything is quoted, so the total quoted is the total invoiced.
The ParrotB subscription is separate, at its published price, and it does not change because a designer was involved. The design is bought. The running is rented, and it is rented from the product.
Then the range starts at the bottom rather than the top, because half of a brand build is deciding what the mark means and you have already done that. What you are buying is everything around it: the palette, the type, the rules, and the part that actually shows, which is it being applied to a live site rather than living in a folder.
You can, and if a mark on its own is what you need then that is the right answer and I will say so. What a hundred euros does not buy is the same identity applied consistently across a site, a booking flow and a business card, delivered as tokens so anyone can apply it again later without me.
Two or three come first, side by side, before anything is taken properly. That is deliberate: a wrong turn at that stage costs half a day rather than a fortnight. If none of them is right we talk about why, and the reason is usually that the brief was wrong rather than the work.
Not content updates, because you already change every word yourself. Not support, which is a separate arrangement. And never unlimited changes, because one person cannot honour that.
Your site measured again at three widths, an accessibility pass, a speed check, and a written note of what has drifted since launch. The small things are fixed inside the same half day.
One of them is the annual check. The other three are yours to spend on whatever you want, booked in advance rather than held on call.
| Widths | 390 / 820 / 1440 px |
|---|---|
| Accessibility | WCAG 2.1 AA, EN 301 549 |
| Largest contentful paint | at or under 2.5 s |
| Cumulative layout shift | at or under 0.1 |
| Interaction to next paint | at or under 200 ms |
Measured and reported. Not certified, and never described as compliance.
If what you need is a good site and nothing unusual, ParrotB's own website module does that for a monthly fee and you do not need me for it. This is for a business whose brand is what it competes on, or whose way of working a template cannot describe. If that is not you, the cheaper answer is the right one and I will say so on the call.
Fonts, stock photography, a shoot, your domain, and any paid service the build depends on. Identified while the work is scoped, quoted before anything is committed, and paid by you. Watch the typefaces: some are licensed per site or per pageview, and that bill arrives every year.
Translations are produced by machine, which is what makes several languages affordable rather than something to charge for three times. Where a mistranslation would cost you something, a human review is arranged and quoted separately.
Fifteen minutes. I will tell you which of the three you actually need, including when the answer is none of them.
Six questions, then pick a time.
Not this one? Site, or Software. All three builds.