Common questions

Mostly your time and your story: what you do, photos you love, and any wording you already have. If you don't have photos or text yet, tell me and we'll work out a plan. I'll tell you exactly what I need when I send your quote, so there are no surprises.

Not at all — that's just where a lot of my recent experience is strongest. I work with all kinds of small businesses; see "Who I work with" on the home page, or just reach out if you're not sure your business is a fit.

Yes. I'm based in Israel and work with clients remotely, so I'm used to finding times that work across time zones. I've built a fully Hebrew, right-to-left site as well as English ones, and I'm happy to work with you wherever you are.

There's no flat price list, because it depends on what your site needs to do: how many pages, bookings and calendars, payments or a store, an admin dashboard, rebuilding an existing site, and languages. Every project gets a free quote with a fixed price and timeline before any work starts, so there are no surprises. See how pricing works.

It depends on scope — a simpler site can be quick, while something with custom booking or payment functionality (like a full custom build) takes longer. You'll get a realistic timeline as part of your quote, before any work starts.

Mainly Lovable, along with Supabase, Stripe, and Resend for anything that needs real functionality like bookings, payments, or automatic emails — the same stack used to build Cair Paravel Farmstead's site.

Often, yes. It depends on what your current site is built with. If it's easy to extend, I can add booking or a store to it. If not, I'll tell you honestly, and we can talk about rebuilding so everything works together in one place. Send me your current website and I'll take a look.

Yes. I built this into a demo site for a farmstead with four separate stays. The site reads your Airbnb calendar automatically, about once an hour, and keeps it in sync. Bookings made on your own site are sent back to Airbnb too, so both calendars stay in step.

This is about your customers paying you on your own website, for bookings, deposits, or store orders. The money goes straight to your own account with a payment provider, usually Stripe, or a local option that fits where you are, such as Grow in Israel. I build and test the connection, and the account is yours.

Every site I build includes the basics that help search engines understand it: clear page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, and a mobile-friendly design. No one can honestly promise a ranking, but I'll set things up properly, and I can build extra pages around what your customers actually search for.

Yes. I start by looking at what's on your current site and what's worth keeping, move your content over, and map every old page address to its new one so links and search rankings carry over.

Yes — the site and everything on it belongs to you. How the domain and hosting are set up is up to you: some clients like me to keep managing those so they don't have to think about it, others prefer to hold everything themselves from day one. Either way, once we've wrapped up the project, I'll hand over whatever accounts or access you'd like.

Whichever you prefer. Some clients like me to purchase and manage the domain and hosting so it's one less thing to deal with; others prefer to own and control it themselves from the start. We'll figure out what makes sense for you before the project starts.

The first 14 days after launch are on me — if something's broken or not working as expected, I'll fix it at no charge. After that, small tweaks and new features are available as paid work, billed hourly or scoped as a quote depending on what you need.

Yes, if you'd like to. I can build an admin area so you can update the things that change most, like photos, prices, hours, products, and text, without touching code. It's optional, and if you'd rather not deal with it, I can make the updates for you. Every project includes a handoff and walkthrough so you feel comfortable running what I've built. How long that takes, and what it costs, depends on how complex your site is, and it's always spelled out in your quote.

If you'd like it. Some clients prefer to handle updates themselves, and others want someone keeping an eye on things. Monthly support plans are optional, and I'll include the options in your quote.