Nope. Showit is a drag-and-drop builder, so once your site is live you can update text, swap images, and rearrange sections without touching a single line of code.

Yes, mobile optimization is included. Your site gets a fully custom mobile layout, not just a scaled-down version of desktop.

You can launch with stock photos as placeholders and swap them in later. I'll recommend free resources that match your aesthetic, or you can add on curated AI stock image selection for $97 and I'll create/generate 15–20 images that fit your brand.

Yes. Showit is subscription-based and the plan is separate from my design fee. There are three tiers: Showit (website only, no blog) at $27/month or $259 billed annually, Showit & Basic Starter Blog at $34/month or $326 annually, and Showit & Advanced Blog at $49/month or $470 annually. We'll figure out which plan fits your needs during our kickoff and you can start with a free 14-day trial before committing.

Yes. If you already have a domain, we'll connect it during launch on Sunday. If you need one, I can walk you through purchasing it — it usually takes under 10 minutes.

You'll receive a full site preview Sunday afternoon. Submit all feedback in one consolidated list by end of day Sunday and I'll complete revisions the same day so we go live Sunday evening. If you need more time, a Monday extension day is available for a $75 fee, subject to my availability.

Yes, add-ons can be scoped before the weekend begins. Extra pages are $125 each (up to 2 additional), custom scroll animations and hover effects are $147 per page, and email marketing setup including opt-in form and welcome sequence is $97. All add-ons are paid in full before work begins.

We recommend booking at least 2–4 weeks in advance to secure your preferred dates. Weekend spots fill up fast, so the sooner you reach out, the better.

Before we kick things off, I'll send you a detailed prep guide. This typically includes a brand questionnaire, inspiration references, and any copy or content needed for your project. Coming prepared means we can hit the ground running.

Not at all. The weekend format is intentionally structured so that everything moves with purpose, not panic. The prep work we do beforehand — your questionnaire, branding session, and content — means we're not figuring things out as we go. By the time the weekend starts, the decisions are already made and I'm heads-down building. You'll check in for updates, review Sunday afternoon, and that's it. It's fast because it's focused, not because corners are being cut.

Showit is best for creatives, photographers, coaches, and service-based businesses that want a visually elevated, design-forward site. If you need heavy e-commerce or a complex membership portal, it may not be the right fit — send me a message and I can point you in the right direction.