At Osaze, we don’t believe in forcing every brand into the same price box. Websites, brands, and online presence needs are rarely “one size fits all”—a small startup cleaning up its first site is in a very different place than a network of organizations coordinating a shared digital presence. That’s why we use tailored pricing: clear “starting at” numbers so you know the ballpark, plus a custom quote that reflects your actual goals, complexity, and capacity.
Tailored pricing starts with listening. Before we send a proposal, we ask about your audience, what’s not working today, what success would look like, and what you can realistically invest right now. From there, we shape a scope that fits you: which services are essential, which can wait, and where we can bundle to save you money. That way, you’re not overpaying for things you don’t need—or under‑scoping a project so much that it can’t really help you.
This approach also makes costs more predictable. For many services, we publish “starting at” prices on our site so you’re not walking in blind. When it’s time to move forward, we send an itemized proposal that shows exactly what’s included—design, development, hosting and care, online presence work, training, and so on. If you need to adjust for your budget, we can discuss what to phase, shrink, or push into a later Growth Pack, instead of playing guessing games with flat package names.
Most importantly, tailored pricing benefits you over the long term. It lets us right‑size projects so they’re achievable, meaningful, and sustainable for your team, not just big on paper. It also opens the door for bundle savings—like our Starter Kits, Online Presence Pack, Organization Booster Pack, and Custom Organization Bundles—where combining the right services creates better results and a better price than buying everything separately. The result is a partnership where you know what you’re paying for, why it costs what it does, and how it moves your brand forward—without surprise invoices or cookie‑cutter solutions that never quite fit.
