A handful of questions,
plainly answered.

Most website engagements begin in the mid four figures and scale with scope, content, integrations, and launch support. Strategy-only engagements are tightly scoped and quoted at a fraction of a full website build. A written estimate follows the discovery conversation — there is no commodity price list because no two engagements are the same.

A focused, content-ready marketing site usually ships in four to eight weeks. Most full website engagements run about six to ten weeks because some phases overlap. Larger builds with custom integrations or phased launches can run two to four months.

Both. Renn leads the strategy, site structure, copy, design, development, and launch, so decisions carry cleanly from the brief into the finished site.

Across the United States. The studio is based in Wilmington, North Carolina, and engagements can run remotely through written briefs, recorded walkthroughs, design reviews, and scheduled calls. Where geography lines up, an in-person kickoff is possible; it is never required.

Yes. Sites are built so the parts the business needs to update — copy, images, team members, projects, posts — sit in a structured content layer that a non-technical owner can edit through a clean admin or a simple content file. Changes that touch design or layout typically come back to the studio, by design.

The tool is chosen for the business, editing needs, and expected lifespan of the site. Most marketing sites use a fast, low-maintenance custom build with a straightforward editing workflow. The business owns its accounts and content, and the platform is documented at handoff.

Yes — set up cleanly at launch and documented so the business owns its own infrastructure. The studio configures DNS, hosting, analytics, and any required mailbox or transactional email service. Domains and accounts are always registered to the business, not to the studio.

No. Ongoing website care is available after launch and is scoped in the project proposal. Coverage and pricing are explicit before it begins, so there is no undisclosed recurring obligation.