Jeff reviews the request.
He confirms whether the business and requested website fit the $500 offer before any speculative build begins.
Mount Vernon · Skagit Valley proof first
If your Mount Vernon business is a fit, Jeff will create two early private website directions for you to compare. Your current website stays untouched. In a 15-minute decision meeting, you choose one. If you proceed, you sign the $500 agreement and pay before agreed refinements, credential or host-access work, publication, launch, or transfer. One selected direction becomes the finished website.
A Mount Vernon business with its own character should not be flattened into a generic local template. The website should feel as specific as the business behind it.



Examples of Jeff’s design work—not Mount Vernon clients, testimonials, or claims about business results.
The two-direction process
He confirms whether the business and requested website fit the $500 offer before any speculative build begins.
The private directions are created around your business while the existing website stays untouched.
In a 15-minute meeting, choose one. If you proceed, sign and pay $500 before refinements, access work, or launch. Only that direction becomes the finished website.
Plainspoken scope
The fixed promise is two early private directions, a 15-minute selection meeting, and one finished website if you proceed. The signed agreement and cleared $500 payment come before refinements, credentials or host-access work, publication, launch, or transfer. Your current site remains untouched without separate approval.
Read the offer details →No. You are asking Jeff to review whether the project fits the offer.
No. The two directions are private review versions. Your current website stays untouched unless a later launch is separately approved.
Only if you choose to proceed after the 15-minute decision meeting. You sign the agreement, and the $500 must clear before refinements, access work, publication, launch, or transfer.
Jeff will say so rather than silently converting the request into a different offer.