Runchey Websites  //  Seattle & Western WA

The digital handyman for your business.

Websites, software bills, ad channels, tax settings, customer data — bring me the problem. I'll find the leak, then fix it or show you exactly what needs to change.

For business owners watching money drain into software and marketing they can't explain, with no time to sit down and untangle it.

See what I fix
Spec sheetWhat you get
  • Most projects$200–500
  • Website buildsFrom $2,250
  • Site care (opt.)$50/mo
  • You ownEverything
  • Lock-inNone
  • First callFree

Section 01 // Problems

Sound familiar?

Common patterns I hear from business owners before we work together.

Common complaints05 items
  1. 01

    You're paying every month for software nobody at the shop opens.

  2. 02

    Your ad and lead-gen spend is a black box. You can't tell which channels pay for themselves.

  3. 03

    Your website looks like it's from 2010, and your "web guy" disappears for weeks.

  4. 04

    You're not sure the numbers are right: tax settings, job costs, what a customer is worth.

  5. 05

    The subscriptions add up ($400 here, $150 there) and you don't have time to sit down and untangle them.

Section 02 // What I fix

Operations to analytics.

Cheap, fast data connectors hooked to your existing tools, analyzed locally, distilled to the small set of facts that carry the signal. Run the whole loop or just the slice you need.

01

Websites

Design, build, fix, or rescue. One-time builds you own outright — code, domain, and content. Optional $50/mo care plan if you'd rather not run it yourself.

02

Software & subscriptions

Audit what you're paying for, cancel what you don't use, and fix what's misconfigured — tax settings, broken integrations, two systems doing one job.

03

Marketing & lead channels

Connect the data and measure what a lead costs on each channel, so you can double down on what pays for itself and cut what doesn't.

04

Customer & cash-flow analytics

Simple charts from your own data: who your best customers are, which jobs are worth taking, where the cash goes each month.

Pricing:Starts at $200, most projects land under $500. Complex organizations get quoted by time.

Section 03 // How I work

Four principles.

Commitments that show up in every engagement, in the contract, and in how I bill.

Principle 01

You own it

Your domain, your code, your content. If you ever want to leave, I send you the full backup and walk you through deployment elsewhere.

Are you locked in?

Principle 02

One-time, not monthly

Pay once for the build. Optional $50/mo management only if you don't want to handle hosting yourself. No mystery monthly fees.

Do you need management?

Principle 03

Built to perform

Fast load times, mobile-first, accessibility-compliant. Passing Core Web Vitals. The technical foundation Google's algorithm rewards.

Why this matters

Principle 04

Designed for your customers

Every feature answers a question your customer is asking. The visitor is shopping for your services; the site exists to help them decide on you, not to look impressive.

How I design features

Section 05 // Website pricing

What a website costs.

Websites are the one thing I price up front: two tiers, same complete build, the difference is what happens after launch. Diagnostic and analysis work is scoped per project — most runs $200–500.

Tier 01Built once, walk away

Foundation

Built once, walk away

$2,250

one-time

A complete custom build, fully yours from day one. After launch, you self-host (free tiers handle far more traffic than a contractor site sees). $50/mo management is available any time if you change your mind later.

Tier 02Most chosen

Performance

Built to compound

$3,200

build + $50/mo

Same complete build, plus 6 months of active partnership: refining content as your business grows, adding project pages, surfacing lead patterns, dialing in what's converting. After 6 months the work scales with you — new projects, deeper lead tracking, doubling down on the channels and services that are pulling weight.

Beyond standard scope:CRM and dispatch integrations, payment processing setup, custom calculators or tools — quoted on the call.

Cost comparevs. monthly agency

Many contractors are paying $400–500/month for vague “SEO” or “maintenance” packages. After three years, that's $14K–$18K rented for nothing you own.

3-yr agency total

$14,400+

3-yr w/ Performance

$5,000

$3,200 build + $1,800 mgmt

Approx. savings: $9,400+ over 3 yrs

→ 5 questions to ask any web agency before you sign

Every build includes14 items
  1. 01Custom homepage and up to 7 service pages
  2. 02Project photo gallery with grid or slider layouts
  3. 03Contact forms with email delivery
  4. 04Testimonials and reviews section
  5. 05L&I license link, bonded badge, and service area map
  6. 06Mobile-responsive (looks right on every phone, tablet, desktop)
  7. 07ADA / WCAG accessibility ready
  8. 08Foundational SEO (titles, meta tags, sitemaps, semantic HTML)
  9. 09Image compression and optimization
  10. 10Google Analytics setup
  11. 11Google Business Profile setup
  12. 1290-day bug-fix warranty
  13. 13Full code repository (GitHub) handed over to you
  14. 14Self-hosting documentation if you want to leave

Portability guarantee

“Upon completion of payment, you retain 100% intellectual property rights to your website's files, content, and database. If you ever leave, I'll provide a full backup within 5 business days. No penalties, no hostage situations.”

— From the contract

Already with another agency?

Stuck in a contract or unsure what you actually own?

Most contracts have an exit clause people don't read carefully, and the cost of leaving is often smaller than what you're losing in opportunity cost. The intro call is free.

Section 06 // FAQ

Common questions.

If yours isn't here, ask on the call.

Section 07 // Who's building this

Who's behind this.

Matt Runchey

Matt Runchey

Founder, Runchey Engineering

I've spent 10 years building software at venture-backed startups in Seattle and San Francisco. Most of that work was building the backend systems companies run on (data pipelines, payments, finance, analytics).

I started Runchey Websites because web agencies still seem to be charging premium prices for bargain-bin tools, and because it isn't fun as a customer to browse painfully outdated sites. The technology to build fast, mobile-first, accessible websites that are tailored to a specific business is now here.

The digital challenges small businesses face don't end with the website. They extend through software bills, lead channels that don't pay for themselves, tax settings applied differently across different tools, books that don't add up, and more. Using the same technology, I'm able to quickly pull together the relevant data necessary to help you make better business decisions.

Seattle-based. I work with shops across Western Washington, and remote clients elsewhere.

→ More on why I do this

Not sure it fits?If the problem involves your business and a computer, it's probably in scope. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so on the call.

→ Small business builds

Section 08 // Get in touch

Bring me the problem.

Book a 15-minute intro call. Website, software bill, ad channel, messy data — we'll figure out scope, timeline, and price.

Want a financial audit instead? → Business audit (from $300)