Common questions
How much does a Corona del Mar business website cost with onerate?
$4,500 flat for the Launch Day (custom branding, multi-page website, mobile-first design, local SEO, booking or contact flow, domain connected, Year 1 of the Care Plan included). Year 2 forward the Care Plan is $1,200 per year. No hourly billing, no scope creep. Available via credit card, four interest-free payments of $1,125, or standard payment platforms.
What CdM business types is this best suited for?
Best fits include CdM Village boutique retail, specialty healthcare practices (cosmetic dentists, med-spas, orthodontists), real estate offices, boutique professional services (financial advisors, boutique law firms, CPAs), and personal services (salons, wellness practitioners, personal trainers). Less-good fits are pre-revenue startups, high-SKU e-commerce, and non-profits with committee approval cycles.
How is this different from a Newport Beach agency engagement?
Traditional Newport Beach agencies quote 8 to 12 weeks and typically deliver in 12 to 20 weeks at $8,000 to $30,000 or more. onerate delivers a comparable-quality site in one focused day at $4,500 flat. The tradeoff: no multi-round exploratory design phase and no extensive discovery process. Works when the business is established with clear positioning; less right for pre-revenue or heavily undefined operations.
Do you build in specific compliance requirements for CdM healthcare and professional services?
Yes. HIPAA-appropriate forms and disclosures for healthcare practices, State Bar of California advertising rule compliance for attorneys, SEC Marketing Rule considerations for RIAs, standard CPA professional conduct rules. These are built in during the Launch Day at no additional cost as part of the standard scope.
What happens if I want to update the site after launch?
Content updates (text, photos, hours, pricing, service descriptions, testimonials) are included in the Care Plan at up to 5 business day turnaround. Structural changes (new page layouts, added functionality, complete rebrands) are separate Launch Day projects. The Fair Use Promise details exactly what falls into each category.