Jardine Studio
PRICING

Scoped around what the site actually needs.

Jardine Studio prices work by scope, not by fixed packages. SEO, custom development, booking systems, integrations, AI workflows, and rebuilds all carry different levels of complexity. The first step is understanding what is holding the site back, then quoting the smallest serious version of the work.

COMMON PROJECT TYPES

Most work starts in one of these lanes.

Pricing tracks the lane. A focused SEO audit and a custom booking system are not the same project, and they should not carry the same price. The exact scope is named in writing before any paid work begins.

  1. 01

    SEO and visibility

  2. 02

    Custom web development

  3. 03

    Website builds and rebuilds

  4. 04

    Booking, intake, and CRM systems

  5. 05

    AI-assisted workflows

  6. 06

    Ongoing improvement

BEFORE WORK STARTS

You will know what is being quoted.

Before any paid project begins, you get a written scope that names the deliverables, timeline, assumptions, and price. If the project is not a fit, Jardine Studio will say so before you spend money.

QUESTIONS

Worth knowing.

The questions below come up before most project calls. Three honest answers. The rest depends on what the site actually needs and how the project is shaped.

Can you give a rough number before scope?
Yes. After a short project call or written brief, Jardine Studio can usually give a realistic range. A fixed quote comes after the deliverables, assumptions, and constraints are clear.
Do you charge hourly?
Some small fixes or support work can be hourly. Most project work is quoted as a scope so both sides know what is being delivered before work starts.
Can a project start small?
Yes. Many projects start with one focused problem: a technical SEO cleanup, local SEO review, booking flow, intake form, landing page, CRM integration, or site audit. If the issue is larger than it looks, Jardine Studio will say so before starting.

Ready to scope the right fix?

Tell Jardine Studio what is moving, what is stuck, and what the site needs to do next.