A BrandID website isn't a product you buy once and forget. It's built, secured, and managed — three distinct investments, each doing a completely different job for your business.
BrandID encompasses your entire brand identity — visual, digital, experiential, and operational. This page covers the website component specifically.
Before you choose a plan, understand the investment structure. Most web services bundle these together and obscure what you're actually paying for. We don't.
The design, development, and launch of your custom website. This is the creative and technical work — the build itself. It happens once, and only once, unless you upgrade to a higher plan.
Does not include hosting, security upkeep, or ongoing content updates after launch.
The professional equivalent of what Wix, Squarespace, or WordPress charge as an annual subscription — but managed by katchimedia, on infrastructure we control, built to your standard. This is not a platform license. It is active, managed technical oversight of a site custom-built for your business.
Does not cover content changes or updates. Those are handled under Maintain.
Monthly retainer for active content management — copy updates, image swaps, new pages, SEO adjustments, and more. This is what the BrandID Change Request Form was built to manage. Can be billed monthly or annually at a discount (2 months free).
Does not cover hosting or technical infrastructure. Those are handled under Secure.
Wix charges $204–$1,908/year. Squarespace charges $192–$1,188/year. Both give you a platform to build your own site — and you do the building, the updating, and the maintenance yourself. BrandID Secure is not a platform license. You're not paying for access to a builder. You're paying katchimedia to monitor, protect, and maintain the site we custom-built for your business. That's a fundamentally different category — and the price reflects it.
Every plan is a complete, managed website offering. The difference is scope, complexity, and capability — not quality.
A single, high-end bespoke page — professionally written, designed, and managed. For the business where one powerful page does everything it needs to do.
A custom-built, multi-page website (up to 15 pages) tailored to your brand and customer journey — with blog, advanced SEO, custom animations, and content creation included.
10–30 pages with e-commerce, CRM integrations, dynamic content, custom UX/UI wireframes, and enhanced security. For businesses that need more than a website — they need a platform.
Enterprise-level architecture — 30+ pages, custom codebases (React, Node.js), multi-plan user systems, compliance built in (GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS), and ADA/WCAG accessibility from the ground up.
These aren't rigid categories — they're starting points. Your Diagnostic Session is where we calibrate exactly.
You're a solo practitioner, consultant, or single-service business. You need a powerful, professional web presence — but one focused page does everything it needs to do. You want it written for you, designed well, and managed without your involvement.
You have multiple services, a defined customer journey, and a need for several pages that each do a specific job. You want a site built around how your clients think — not just what you offer — with room to grow your content over time.
You sell products online, run a business that requires CRM integrations or booking systems, or you need dynamic content (blog, portfolio, directory) that grows and changes. You need a site that does more than display — it operates.
You're building a platform, not just a website. You need user systems, enterprise integrations, complex data architecture, or strict compliance (HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS) and accessibility built from the ground up. Scope is defined in a dedicated discovery process.
A KM360 Diagnostic Session gives us the information we need to recommend the right plan and the right investment path — so what gets built is built right, the first time.
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