WEB DEVELOPMENT
Web development on a monthly subscription
Most small and midsize businesses buy a website once, pay a large invoice, and then watch it go stale because every change is a new quote. N.O.D.E. works the other way: one monthly plan, a team that already knows your site, and changes delivered in days instead of billed by the hour.
Every site is built by our in-house developers on a modern stack (Next.js and TypeScript), deployed fast, and kept current as your business changes. You request work through a guided brief, your project manager assigns it, and you review finished work instead of managing freelancers.
What you get
01
Landing pages
Single-purpose pages for a launch, a campaign, or a service line, from a basic landing to an advanced landing with on-page SEO built in.
02
Business websites
Single-page and multi-page sites that explain what you do, where you do it, and how to reach you, written and structured so search engines understand them.
03
Online stores
From a basic store to a full e-commerce build, with product pages, checkout, and the structured product data that shopping results rely on.
04
Forms and web tools
Contact forms, quote requests, booking flows, and custom web tools that connect to the systems you already use.
05
Google Business setup
Your Google Business Profile configured and connected to your site, so the map listing and the website tell the same story.
06
Ongoing changes
New pages, copy updates, and fixes handled as regular requests against your plan, with unlimited revisions until you approve.
A good fit if
- You need a professional site live quickly and do not want a five-figure one-time invoice.
- Your current site is outdated and every small change turns into a new quote.
- You want one team responsible for the site, the SEO, and the marketing that points at it.
How it works
- 01
Pick a plan or book a call
Subscribe to a plan and your team activates within 24 hours, or book a discovery call for custom app and software projects.
- 02
Brief it with the AI assistant
A guided assistant turns what you need into a professional brief, with files attached, so the team can start without back and forth.
- 03
Your team builds it
A project manager assigns the work to in-house designers and developers. Most deliverables arrive in 48 to 72 business hours.
- 04
Approve or revise
Request revisions until it is right. Approve on the first round and earn bonus credits.
Plans
Every plan includes a monthly credit allowance you spend on items from the service catalog. No long contracts.
Member
$300/mo
- $312 one-time setup
- 140 credits per month
- 5-business-day delivery
Growth
$500/mo
- $1,092 one-time setup
- 350 credits per month
- 3-business-day delivery
Pro
$900/mo
- $1,560 one-time setup
- 650 credits per month
- 2-business-day delivery
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost with N.O.D.E.?
Plans start at $300 per month (Member), with Growth at $500 and Pro at $900, plus a one-time setup fee. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance that you spend on items from the service catalog, such as a landing page or a multi-page website. You can also buy credits one to one as you go.
How fast is a website delivered?
Most deliverables arrive in 48 to 72 business hours. Plan tiers set the delivery window: 5 business days on Member, 3 on Growth, and 2 on Pro. Larger multi-page builds are split into requests so you see progress throughout.
What technology do you build with?
Our default stack is Next.js with TypeScript, which produces fast, search-friendly pages. We pick the stack that fits the project, and existing sites can be maintained where they are.
Who owns my website?
You do. Work is paid upfront, so the code, design, and content we build for your business belong to you once delivered. If you ever move on, you keep everything.
Can you work on my existing website?
Yes. Updates, fixes, new pages, and SEO work on an existing site are all normal requests on a plan.
Are there long contracts?
No. Plans are monthly with no long contracts. Dedicated engagements for larger teams can carry a minimum term, which is stated up front.