My pricing structure is quite simple and is all-inclusive for each category.

For logos, the price includes consultation, approval and creation of both high-resolution versions for print, and low-resolution versions for use on the Web. (Click Here for detailed information on the logo design process)

For banners, the same scenario applies, though banners usually only require low-res versions since they are most often used on websites. If necessary for the creation of printed forms and promotional pieces, high-res versions can be made available as well. (Click Here for detailed information on the banner design process)

My website design service incorporates all elements necessary for the creation and publishing of an exclusive custom site. This includes logo design or refinement (if necessary), banner design, page design, navigational structure, exclusive original graphics and artwork, basic animations (if appropriate), publishing and hosting, domain name acquisition, and promotional consultation. In short, everything necessary to establishing a working online presence. The base cost of $2,500 covers creation of a website from 5 to 30 pages deep. Additional pages based on existing page designs, are charged at $75.00 each. For large blocks of additional pages, the price (usually lower per-page) can be negotiated. (Click Here for detailed information on the website design process)

Payment terms are 50% in advance, with the remaining 50% to be paid upon approval of the finished product. Until approval and completion of the project, only small, low-resolution versions of logos and banners will be provided, and websites will remain on my design URL under my exclusive control. Copyright ownership will only be transferred to the customer once final payment is made and confirmed.

Because I work alone and it is impossible to know what my workload will be at any given moment, and considering the fact that designs vary considerably in complexity and creative time consumption, it is impossible to estimate with any degree of accuracy how long a particular project will require. I do however, attempt to adhere to a fairly predictable schedule.

For logos, this schedule usually dictates production of a preliminary design within one to two weeks, with completion (depending upon changes and adjustments requested) within another week or so. The same holds true for banners created from scratch. For websites, I try to have the base designs ready for examination within two to three weeks. After that, completion of the site is entirely dependent on the number and complexity of requested changes, and the availability of regular communication and input from the customer.