DBM // Digital Business Mechanic
Pricing // clear starting points

Pay for the problem you actually need solved.

Start small when a focused fix is enough. Move up when the business has earned a bigger system. Every scope is confirmed before work or payment begins.

The buying path: choose the closest starting point, send the useful context through Request Desk, then receive a clear scope, delivery path, and approval step. Payment links are intentionally held until the offer is tuned and the scope is agreed.
Free start

Diagnosis

$0

Website Inspection, Business Checkup, Cost Estimator, and Workbench tools to help you see the bottleneck before buying anything.

Best when: you know something is off but not what deserves attention first.

Start diagnosing
Defined repair

Focused Repair

From $149

One bounded fix for a contact form, mobile layout, booking path, conversion page, or small workflow that is getting in the way.

Best when: you know the leak and do not need a full rebuild.

Request a repair scope
Focused build

Conversion Page

From $75

One clear page for one offer, audience, event, booking path, or product—with one obvious next action.

Best when: the business needs a better explanation before it needs a bigger site.

Scope a page
Front door

Compact Business Site

From $399

A practical home, services, proof, and contact path for a business that needs a credible digital front door.

Best when: the current site is missing, fragmented, or no longer represents the business.

Scope a site
Recurring system

Content Engine

$500/month

Turn approved owner knowledge into a repeatable set of useful content assets, follow-up drafts, field notes, and next questions.

Best when: the business needs visibility without inventing content from scratch every week.

Review Content Engine
Tools and systems

Business Tools

Scoped

Calculators, intake systems, booking paths, dashboards, and workflows built around the actual bottleneck.

Best when: a useful tool can save time, improve decisions, or give a customer somewhere to go.

Review Business Tools
What you receive before approval

No vague “we can do anything” proposal.

The next scope should explain the problem, deliverables, starting price or range, timing, what DBM needs from you, what is not included, and the next decision. If the right move is to wait, the scope should say that too.

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