Bizango Web Design Seattle

• Pricing model: Primarily flat-fee, per-project custom web design/development with custom quotes set before work begins; Bizango also offers hourly or monthly-retainer website maintenance/support, and optional ongoing SEO/marketing support. Shopify engagements are also sold as fixed-scope projects.
• Starting price: $5,000+ project minimum
• Typical range: $15,000–$25,000 per custom website
• Billing: Flat-price per project for website builds; maintenance/support can be billed hourly or on a monthly retainer; hosting/backend maintenance is included for sites built on Bizango’s PeopleCMS.

Bizango publishes real first-party pricing guidance on its own site. The clearest figure is that its typical custom websites usually start in the $15,000–$25,000 range, with flat-price contracts quoted in advance; on another page it says most full custom websites fall in the same $15,000–$25,000 range, while a vertical page for law firms repeats that custom sites typically start around $15,000. Bizango also publishes a separate Shopify range of $6,000–$15,000 and says branding/logo work follows a four-week process for well under $10,000. Third-party directory figures are directionally useful but should be treated as directory estimates/self-reported profile data rather than official SKU-style pricing: Clutch/The Manifest show a $5,000+ minimum project size, and Clutch/DesignRush list hourly-rate bands around $100–$149/hr or $149/hr.

A Bizango engagement appears to start with intake and a creative kickoff, move into collaborative homepage and key-page design with client approvals between stages, then proceed to development, QA, client punchlist review, launch, and optional ongoing SEO/support. Reviews consistently describe a project manager guiding the process, clear requests for client content/feedback, and timely delivery.

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   Share goals, assets, and requirements

   The engagement begins with onboarding and information gathering: Bizango asks for the client’s business goals, target audience, preferences, competitors, features, logo/brand guidelines, and website content. For projects that include onsite SEO, they also start with a site audit and keyword research to shape the plan.

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   Join the creative kickoff

   Bizango then runs a kickoff meeting with the client and stakeholders to learn about the firm, culture, strengths, and ideal customers, while defining the creative vision for the site. Reviews indicate the team asks probing questions and helps clients clarify goals early in the process.

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   Review homepage and key-page concepts

   The team first brings the homepage to life, then designs the key interior pages and related brand elements as needed. Their process is explicitly iterative and collaborative: clients are expected to give open, timely feedback, and Bizango does not move to the next stage until the client approves the work.

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   Provide edits and stay aligned through project management

   Throughout design and build, a dedicated project manager appears to keep the work moving by sending timelines, checking in, and walking clients through what Bizango needs next. Customer reviews repeatedly describe clear communication, listening, and a process that depends on clients keeping to requested timelines for information, edits, and content.

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   Move into development and internal QA

   Once designs are approved, Bizango develops the site, builds in responsive/mobile behavior, and completes internal testing before client review. Their own development page says the site is reviewed by the project manager, designer, and creative director before the client sees it.

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   Test the staging site and send a punchlist

   Before launch, Bizango gives the client access to the development or staging server so the client team can review the site, learn editing, and identify final issues. The process pauses while the client compiles a punchlist, which Bizango resolves before going live.

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   Launch the site and continue support if needed

   After the punchlist is resolved, Bizango updates DNS and launches the site. Post-launch, they provide editing access or tutorials, ongoing maintenance/support, and in some cases continued SEO or marketing services.