Commissioning
One site. One fee. Composed once, properly.
A commission is taken in full, finished in full, and handed over in full — the site is yours, under your own address, with nothing held back behind a tier.
The commission
$795
One time
A site of four composed pages.
Home, The Book, About, and Speaking & Contact — each given its own composition, set within one of the three collections and chosen to match the register of your book.
Your book, endorsements, biography, and speaking topics.
Each set with care — covers and buy links, praise attributed quietly, a bio in type worthy of it.
Reader subscription, with the list kept in your name.
Every subscriber is yours, exportable whenever you ask, held for no one else.
Your own address.
Your domain connected and configured, so the site answers to your name and not to ours.
The first year of hosting and care.
Included in the commission — nothing further to arrange for twelve months.
Thereafter
$195 / year
After the first year, hosting, security, and an annual sitting for small refinements — a new endorsement, an updated headline, a swapped photograph. Should you ever stop, the site and your reader list remain yours to take with you.
How a commission proceeds
A short correspondence, then a finished site.
- 01
Sit for the intake.
One considered questionnaire — your book, your bio, your photographs, your endorsements.
- 02
We compose your site.
Design, typography, and copy shaped to the register of your work.
- 03
It takes its address.
The finished site goes live at your own domain, ready for every bio line.
Three questions
- How long does a commission take?
- A matter of days rather than weeks, once the intake is complete. Nothing begins until every part of it is in hand.
- Does the site remain mine?
- Entirely. It sits at your own domain, and your reader list is exportable at any time, without asking.
- What does the annual care include?
- Hosting, security, and one sitting a year for small refinements — new praise, a revised line, a different photograph.
“Paid once, kept for good — the way a book is kept.”