Starter
$299 one-time
- Up to 3 pages
- Mobile-responsive design
- Contact form
- Click-to-call/contact actions
- Basic on-page SEO
- Search indexing setup
- Basic structured data
- 1 revision round
Website Design SEO AI Search
Professional business websites starting at $299 — or let Rouse Innovation build, manage and continually improve your website for $299/month.
Starting at $299 Mobile-first SEO foundations included You own your website


One-time website packages
Know what you’re paying for before the project starts. Each package has a defined page limit, deliverables, and revision allowance.
Starter
Business
Most PopularComplete
These are fixed starting scopes for business website design. E-commerce, custom software, unusual integrations, extensive content creation, and work beyond the selected package are discussed before the project and quoted separately.
Don’t Want to Manage Your Website Yourself?
Website design, hosting, SEO, AI-search optimization, updates, monitoring and ongoing management under one plan.
$299/month
12-month agreement · No separate website build fee
Complete the initial 12-month agreement and the website is yours. Continue month-to-month afterward if you want Rouse Innovation to keep managing and improving it.
Major redesigns, e-commerce, custom software, paid advertising, major new functionality and unlimited content creation are outside the plan and quoted separately.
Selected website work
CrewGap is an in-house software product. Williams Collision Services is a client business website. Each case study explains the relationship and the work delivered.

Product website
A software product website built to explain the platform clearly, position the product, and move visitors toward understanding how the tool solves real workflow problems.
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Business website
A full business website built for a locally owned collision and automotive repair shop, focused on trust, clear calls to action, and a cleaner customer experience.
View the case studyWhy Rouse Innovation
The work stays grounded in clear business information, a defined scope, useful customer paths, and claims that can be supported.
Craig Rouse is the point of contact for the scope, design, implementation, and handoff.
The package, included work, revision rounds, exclusions, and any separately quoted work are written down before the project starts.
SEO-friendly structure, crawlable content, metadata, internal links, and appropriate schema are part of the build—not a last-minute add-on.
The goal is the smallest useful solution for the real business need, without invented guarantees or unnecessary complexity.
Included foundations
The depth changes by package, but the essential usability, search, and ownership foundations do not disappear from the smaller option.
How the project works
Buying information comes first, but the project still begins with a written scope that protects both sides from assumptions.
Select the closest package or the managed plan. The first conversation confirms whether it fits the real page, content, and functionality needs.
Pages, responsibilities, content, integrations, ownership, schedule, and anything outside the package are documented before work begins.
The site is built around the approved business information, mobile experience, conversion path, accessibility, performance, and search foundations.
Revision rounds and launch checks are completed, important URLs are protected where practical, and the agreed access or ongoing management begins.
Business website design
A website can look polished and still leave visitors unsure what the business does, where it works, or how to make contact. It can also be difficult for search engines to interpret when the structure, content, and technical foundation are unclear.
Rouse Innovation approaches website design and redesign as business work: organize the message, create useful service paths, build for mobile devices, support search visibility, and give each page a clear purpose.
Scope, ownership, and handoff
Choose the closest published package or the managed plan first. The written scope then confirms the pages, functions, responsibilities, handoff, and acceptance checks, while custom work outside a package is quoted separately.
The proposal names the pages, responsive layouts, approved content placement, forms, integrations, search foundations, and launch checks included in the quote.
These items are separate unless the proposal names them. They are not silently bundled into every website project.
The project depends on accurate business information and timely decisions from the people who own that information.
The proposal identifies the deployment platform, account owner, recurring third-party costs, backup responsibilities, and whether post-launch maintenance is included or separately quoted.
The agreement records who controls the domain and platform accounts, what source files are handed over, and how third-party themes, fonts, plugins, or other licensed assets may be used.
For a replacement site, the approved scope identifies important existing URLs, redirect work, content migration, launch validation, and the handoff package.
After the first conversation, the selected package and written scope confirm the included work, schedule, and responsibilities. E-commerce, custom software, unusual integrations, migration risk, major functionality, and other work outside the listed package scope are quoted separately. Nothing on this page replaces the project agreement.
Website design FAQ
These answers summarize the visible package terms. The written project or service agreement records the final scope and responsibilities.
One-time website packages are $299 for Starter, $749 for Business, and $1,299 for Complete. Ongoing website management is available for $299 per month with an initial 12-month agreement and no separate website build fee.
Starter includes up to 3 pages, mobile-responsive design, a contact form, click-to-call or contact actions, basic on-page SEO, search indexing setup, basic structured data, and 1 revision round. It is intentionally limited for businesses that need a small, clear starting point.
Business includes up to 7 pages, a custom business design, content structure and writing assistance, full on-page SEO setup, AI-search-friendly structure, local SEO foundations, a Google Business Profile review, Google Search Console, Bing and IndexNow setup, analytics, structured data, 2 revision rounds, and 30 days of minor corrections.
Complete includes up to 12 pages, everything in Business, keyword and competitor research, service-specific landing pages, local or service-area targeting, FAQ and search-intent content, enhanced structured data, conversion tracking, review strategy setup, an initial search visibility baseline, 3 revision rounds, and 60 days of support.
Yes. Every package includes SEO foundations appropriate to its scope. Business and Complete include deeper on-page and local-search work. Ongoing SEO, monitoring, and continued content improvements are included in the managed plan or can be scoped separately.
Yes. Business and Complete use an AI-search-friendly page structure, and the managed plan includes ongoing Answer Engine Optimization and AI-search improvements. This work improves clarity and machine-readable context but does not guarantee a citation, recommendation, ranking, or traffic result.
Yes. The managed website plan combines the initial website, hosting, routine updates, technical maintenance, SEO, AI-search improvements, monitoring, and a monthly performance review for $299 per month.
Yes. The managed website plan requires an initial 12-month agreement. There is no separate website build fee. After the initial agreement, management can continue month-to-month if you want Rouse Innovation to keep maintaining and improving the site.
Complete the initial 12-month agreement and the website is yours. Account access, source files, licensed third-party assets, domain control, and handoff details are documented in the agreement so ownership is clear.
Major redesigns, e-commerce, custom software, paid advertising, major new functionality, and unlimited content creation are outside the plan and quoted separately.
Yes, after reviewing the current platform, content, URLs, forms, search value, and technical constraints. A redesign plan should preserve useful content and important URLs where practical instead of discarding them automatically.
Timing depends on the selected package, content readiness, feedback, integrations, and the condition of any existing site. The written scope includes a schedule based on those real requirements.
Start with a free review of your website, visibility, lead capture, or follow-up process.