Everything we would tell you on a call, written down.
We do not do discovery calls, so the things a studio would normally tell you in one are published here instead. No email gate, no download form, no lead magnet — just the answers.
Money
What it costs, and what it should cost.
The questions people ask first, answered with real numbers rather than a range and a calendar link.
How much does a website cost in 2026?
Five real price bands from DIY builders to agencies, what each one actually includes, the recurring costs nobody mentions, and the four questions that make two quotes comparable.
Markora's own price list
$299 for a website, $199 for a brand identity, $459 for both. Published openly, scoped in writing, with a 100% money-back guarantee.
A Fiverr alternative for web design
What a marketplace gig really costs once upsells, the copy you write yourself and the eventual rebuild are counted — and when a marketplace is genuinely the right answer.
Time
How long it takes, and why.
Production time and calendar time are two different numbers. Almost everybody quotes the second.
How long does it take to build a website?
Realistic timelines by project type, where the calendar weeks actually go, and the three conditions that have to be true for a seven-day build to be real rather than marketing.
The website redesign checklist
The pre-launch and post-launch list that stops a rebuild resetting your search traffic — URL inventory, one-to-one redirect mapping, technical carry-over and what to watch for a fortnight afterwards.
How a Markora build runs
Day zero to day seven, with what happens on each and what we need from you — about thirty minutes of your time, in total.
Choosing
Who should actually build it.
Including, in each case, the situations where we are the wrong answer.
Agency vs freelancer vs studio
Real price ranges, timelines, risk, skill range and file ownership compared across all three — plus the three situations where you should not hire us.
What a small business actually needs
Five pages, not fifteen, and what belongs on each of them.
Redesign, or fix what you have?
Four reasons sites get redesigned and what each one really needs. Sometimes the honest answer is a new homepage and a working form.
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