Scoped per project, not by package.
Jardine Studio prices projects by scope, not preset tiers. Website builds, development work, and SEO are sized around what the business actually needs, whether that is a focused refresh, technical cleanup, booking or intake flow, CRM work, AI agents, or search growth.
Three rules shape every quote.
Pricing follows the same model on every project: define the scope, choose the smallest serious version of the work, and quote the project before it begins. The custom website cost guide goes deeper on the line items, ranges, and decisions that move a quote up or down.
Scope comes before price.
Every project gets a written scope before work begins: deliverables, assumptions, timeline, and a fixed price for the agreed work.
The smallest version that fixes it.
Most projects do not need the most ambitious version of the work. They need the smallest version that actually solves the problem. Sometimes that is a technical SEO cleanup, a clearer landing page, or a booking flow before it is a full rebuild.
No hourly bait.
Project engagements are quoted by scope, not tracked against an open-ended hourly meter. Small fixes and ongoing support can be hourly when that is the cleaner fit.
Most work starts in one of six lanes.
The actual quote depends on what needs to be solved. Each lane can stay focused, expand into a larger build, or become part of a longer improvement program.
SEO and visibility.
From a focused technical cleanup or local SEO setup to a broader search program across service pages, location pages, content, Google Business Profile, and AI search readiness.
Custom web development.
From a single booking flow, intake form, or quote request to a custom member area, multi-step workflow, or AI-assisted system connected to the business.
Website builds and rebuilds.
From a single landing page or focused refresh to a full multi-page rebuild with design, development, content, and SEO migration.
Booking, intake, and CRM systems.
From a single form connected to an existing CRM to a booking, intake, or lead-routing flow with conditional logic and integrations.
AI-assisted workflows.
From a single AI-assisted intake form to practical agents that help with intake, support, content, or internal workflows connected to the business’s existing tools.
Ongoing improvement.
From a quarterly SEO and site performance check to a monthly improvement retainer covering content, technical fixes, SEO, and small site changes.
A small project is still a real project.
Most engagements start with one focused problem, not a full rebuild. A technical SEO cleanup, booking flow, intake form, landing page, CRM connection, or site audit can be enough when the problem is clear. If the smaller version fixes what needs fixing, that can be the engagement. Real businesses with real constraints are welcome.
Not sure what is actually holding the page back? The free website audit gives a quick page-level read on website health, SEO foundation, and AI readability before you scope a project.
From inquiry to engagement.
Four steps between sending a brief and starting the work. Pricing is agreed before the project begins, scope changes are discussed before anything shifts, and project work is billed by the engagement rather than by the hour.
- 01
Send a brief.
A short form or email naming the site, what's stuck, the budget if you have one. The studio reads every brief personally and replies within one business day.
- 02
30-minute project call.
A focused conversation about the problem and what success looks like. By the end of the call, both sides know whether there's a useful scope.
- 03
Written scope and quote.
The studio writes the scope doc: deliverables, assumptions, timeline, price. Fixed quote for the agreed scope.
- 04
Deposit, kickoff, work starts.
Engagement begins on agreed terms. If scope changes mid-project, the studio names the impact on price before doing the additional work.
Things worth knowing.
The questions below come up before most project calls. The page itself answers most of them; the FAQ catches the edges.
Can you give a rough number before scope?
Do you require a deposit?
Can a project start small?
Do you discount?
Ready to scope the work?
Send a brief and the studio will come back with a real number once the scope is clear.