You shouldn't need a sales call to understand how a web company works.
Straight answers about what you pay, what you own, what changes, and what happens after launch. No email gate or sales call is required to see pricing or use the preview.
It's your website. We just build it. Custom work is scoped and priced before work begins.
Public record 1.1
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Planning prices
How pricing works
See the one-time build cost, optional recurring services, third-party bills, and work that needs a scope review. All four are listed separately, before you share contact information.
No hidden fees. Final price changes only when scope changes.
Cost categories
Build
One-time build
Foundation, pages, forms, and other items with a defined scope and price. These appear in your one-time build total.
Wild Logic
Recurring Wild Logic services
Optional Website Care and any Wild Logic management or support you select. Shown separately from build costs and from third-party bills.
Provider
Third-party costs
Domains, hosting, licensed assets, paid platforms, and other bills from outside providers. These stay separate from Wild Logic's build fee.
Review
Custom scope / review required
Work that needs a scope review before we can price it. Each item is listed but excluded from totals until that review; it is not free or priced at a hidden starting rate.
Use these amounts to plan your website. We’ll confirm scope and price together before work begins.
What this means in the estimator+
Build Your Site updates totals as you change your selections. Only items with a defined scope and price enter the total. Work that needs review stays listed but is excluded from the total until we review the scope. It is not free.
Standard pages and features have defined prices. A custom integration or storefront needs a closer look at what it must do before we can give you a useful number.
Fixed scope
Defined scope and price
Foundation, standard pages, forms, and other items with a defined scope and price appear in the estimator total.
Custom scope
CUSTOM SCOPE / REVIEW REQUIRED
Listed in the estimate but excluded from totals until we review the scope. These items still have a cost; we need to define the work before pricing it.
Common review-required triggers
E-commerce and complex storefronts
Custom CRM builds and deep bespoke integrations
Automation beyond the tasks we have agreed to cover
Portals, dashboards, authentication, and database-driven products
Ongoing managed services beyond the base plan
How the configurator fits+
Build Your Site is the starting point: you classify pages, select features, and see separated totals before contact. Custom-scope items stay visible in the configuration but do not pretend to have a final price. A signed agreement and written scope govern what actually ships.
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Ownership and portability
Your site. Your domain. Your accounts.
Whenever practical, your domain and hosting are in accounts you control and pay the provider for directly. Wild Logic charges separately only for management or support it actually provides.
After the agreed project balance is paid in full, you own the completed website and deliverables defined by the signed agreement. That remains subject only to limitations documented in the agreement, such as third-party licenses, services that cannot legally be transferred, platform restrictions, assets outside the agreement, and unpaid balances.
Handoff, where applicable and defined in the agreement
Domain, registrar, hosting, and DNS access
Deliverable code or repository access
CMS, admin, analytics, forms, and integration access
Included design assets and documentation
Third-party ownership, license, and renewal details
Maintenance is optional. Declining it or ending it does not take ownership away. If a platform creates meaningful lock-in, that constraint is disclosed before commitment. Wild Logic does not overpromise ownership of third-party software or licenses beyond what the agreement and provider rules allow.
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What changes the final price
The written scope records what your project includes. Adding pages, features, integrations, or a substantial change in direction can change the price. We show you the cost and any effect on the timeline before you approve the added work.
Step 01
Written scope
The agreement records what the project includes before work begins.
Step 02
Requested change
A request is classified as a correction, revision, or out-of-scope change.
Step 03
Impact shown
For added scope, the change order shows the original total, price adjustment, new total, and any applicable timeline impact.
Step 04
Written approval
Out-of-scope work begins only after the change and its price are approved in writing.
Examples from policy
Adds scope
A new page, feature, integration, or material change in direction can change the price because it changes the work.
Does not add scope
A correction brings work into line with the agreed scope. Corrections are not billed and do not consume a revision round.
Revision within scope
Standard website pricing includes two customer-requested revision rounds, disclosed before approval. A revision changes work that already matches the agreed scope.
No automatic price for additional revision rounds is published; added work is reviewed and approved first.
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Third-party costs stay third-party
Domains, hosting or infrastructure, licensed assets, paid platforms, and other paid services can carry costs that belong to another provider. They appear in their own estimate bucket, not inside Wild Logic's build or maintenance fee.
Where practical, you buy domains and hosting directly in your own account. If Wild Logic must advance an approved third-party cost, it is passed through at the approved actual cost.
Supported categories
Domain registration and renewals
Hosting or infrastructure
Business email
Licensed assets and paid platforms
Booking, payment, and SaaS tools
Paid plugins or services the site depends on
Wild Logic does not invent provider rates on this page. Where renewal pricing is known before purchase, it is shown before you commit.
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Support is optional
After launch
At handoff, we explain what you own, the upkeep you can choose, and which third-party bills continue after launch.
Ownership
After the agreed project balance is paid, you own the completed website and deliverables defined by the signed agreement. You do not need maintenance to keep your site.
Support and maintenance
Website Care is optional. It maintains existing functionality; new development is scoped separately.
Third-party services
Domains, hosting, email, and paid tools may continue on their own billing cycles. Wild Logic calls out what continues independently at handoff.
Website Care, if you want it
Website Care is optional. It maintains existing functionality and does not include hosting; hosting and any Wild Logic management are separate line items. New development is scoped separately. Your service agreement confirms the terms that apply before care begins.
Two proactive site-health checks each month
Scheduled checks of the existing site scope agreed for your service, not continuous monitoring.
Routine software and security review
Review where applicable. Applying updates or patches uses included change time, or is scoped separately if substantial.
Time for routine content and site changes
Up to one hour per month. Unused time does not roll over.
Acknowledgment target within one business day
A target for acknowledging a maintenance request, not a completion deadline or guaranteed service level.
New pages, features, integrations, redesigns, automation, and other new development are scoped separately before work begins.
We discuss work that would exceed your allowance before doing it. There is no automatic overage charge.
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What Wild Logic does not do
You can check prices, try the preview, and download an estimate on your own. Here is what else you can expect from us.
No email gate for pricing
You can see pricing, use the concept preview, and download an estimate before giving Wild Logic an email address.
No fake scarcity
Wild Logic does not use countdown timers or artificial urgency to pressure a decision.
No hidden recurring charges
Recurring Wild Logic services and third-party renewals are listed separately from the one-time build total.
No preselected marketing consent
Marketing communications are never preselected. Analytics and ad measurement each require an affirmative choice under Privacy choices.
No customer lock-in
You own the completed site after the agreed balance is paid. Maintenance is optional and month to month.
No fake contact-us pricing
Work with a defined scope and price is listed in the estimator. Custom work is marked review required until we have enough detail to price it.
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Privacy and analytics
We collect the information needed to answer your inquiry or provide the service you request.
No marketing gate
No email is required for pricing, the concept preview, or an estimate download. Phone is optional, and marketing messages are never preselected.
Configuration before contact
Configuring alone submits nothing. Before a voluntary send action, the configuration is not transmitted to Wild Logic or stored as a server record.
Inquiry retention
Inquiries that have not moved into an active sales opportunity are kept for 12 months from the latest meaningful interaction, then deleted unless an operational, contractual, accounting or legal need requires longer. Customer, project, contract and accounting records follow their applicable rules. You can contact Wild Logic to request a copy of your submission.
Submission services
Vercel hosts the website and receives form submissions. When you send an inquiry, it is stored in Wild Logic’s Supabase database. Resend sends a notification to our Google Workspace inbox. Booking a call is handled by Cal.com. These services are separate from the one-time price of building a website.
Voluntary inquiries
Sending the Contact or Build form creates an inquiry for Austin to review. It does not automatically start a sales opportunity, open a customer account, or commit you to an agreement.
Build Your Site submission
Your site draft is saved in this browser. Contact details stay in the open page’s memory. Both are sent only when you choose the final send action. The page confirms success only after the server confirms your inquiry is stored.
Direct contact
Email links open your own email app. Your message goes through email providers rather than this website’s form, so it does not create a form submission here.
Sending from the site
The site confirms success only after an inquiry is stored. If sending is unavailable or receipt cannot be confirmed, it says so and keeps your fields available. A receipt confirms storage, not email delivery.
Earlier browser-saved copies
Earlier local-only versions may have left a contact or Build submission copy in this browser. Wild Logic does not read, upload, or silently delete those copies. Clear saved site draft below removes them, and the current drafts, from this browser.
Analytics today
Wild Logic uses Vercel Web Analytics and Google Analytics 4 to understand website traffic and public-page usage, and Meta to measure and improve its Facebook and Instagram ads. All three stay off until the visitor allows analytics and, separately, ad measurement under Privacy choices. Vercel measures query-free pageviews; Google also measures approved campaign labels and bounded funnel actions, including successful inquiry receipt. Meta measures public pageviews and successful leads. Raw query strings, fragments, private/customer/identifier-bearing routes, audit-report links, preview/local traffic, form contents, and configuration contents are excluded.
Analytics and ad measurement each require their own affirmative choice and have an off switch under Privacy choices on every public page, and turning them off never limits pricing, previews, estimates, forms, or audits. Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track turn both off automatically. Google's advertising consent states stay denied. Wild Logic does not use GTM, Google Ads, Google Signals, User-ID, Google advertising personalization, session replay, heatmaps, or fingerprinting. Read the Privacy Policy for the provider data, route limits, cookies, retention, and privacy choices.
Saved in this browser
Clear saved site draft
Configuring a build saves a draft on this device so your work survives a reload. Your configuration is sent only if you choose to submit a project. You can clear the draft any time. This happens entirely in your browser and does not send us anything.
Accessibility and help explains how to report a barrier or request information in another format.
We build to WCAG 2.2 Level AA and we test for it.
Accessibility is part of the baseline build, not an upsell. The standard covers structure, keyboard operation, visible focus, contrast, meaningful alternatives, reduced motion, and readable reflow.
That is an engineering target, not a legal certification, a promise of perfect accessibility, or a guarantee about a particular customer's legal obligations.
A claim is made only about a build that was actually tested. Ongoing conformance can change as content changes and is not silently included in Website Care.
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If you leave Wild Logic
Ending maintenance does not end your ownership. Standard Website Care is month to month with 30 days' notice, and cancellation must be possible without a phone call or a retention-offer gate.
Identify what stops
Wild Logic confirms the effective date and which maintenance or managed services end.
Identify what continues
Third-party services that continue independently, including known renewals, are called out.
Complete the agreed handoff
Applicable credentials, files, access, and documentation are transferred under the agreement and platform rules.
Wild Logic does not intentionally break, degrade, or disable a site to force continued maintenance. Mid-project cancellation and refund terms are a separate unresolved question and are not presented here as policy.
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Available before contact
How estimates and previews work
Live concept preview
This is a structural preview to help visualize your choices. It is not your final website design.
The preview uses predefined layouts and your selections, so the same choices produce the same result. It is available before contact and is not generated by a language model. It does not promise a finished design or a later private concept.
Estimate
An estimate is not a quote, an offer, or a binding agreement.
Only items with a defined scope and price enter the total. Work that needs review is listed but excluded until we review the scope; it is not free. Neither party is bound before a signed agreement.
Estimate vs final scope+
The configurator produces a working estimate from your selections. The signed agreement records the final scope. Any later scope and price changes need a written change order and your approval before work begins.
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Ask before you approve
If a price, scope boundary, ownership term, ongoing cost, or handoff detail is unclear, ask for clarification before approving a project. The signed agreement and written scope govern a specific project.
