
Overflow creative capacity for agencies, delivered under your name and never your client's.
Positioning, naming, and a brand you can defend in a room full of competitors.
Words that rank in search and still read like a person wrote them.
Standing creative capacity, without making a hire.
Print and digital collateral that looks like it came from the same company.
A plan before the spending, so the marketing budget has somewhere to go.
Flat management fee. Never a percentage of what you spend.
Calendars, content and community, run on a schedule instead of in a panic.
Shot, cut and captioned for the platform it is actually going to live on.
Send a script or I write one, then it is voiced, mixed and cut for the placement.
Built to convert the people who land on them and to rank once they are live.

Starting rates are published: hourly from $55, most project work from $150, websites from $650. The final number depends on scope, and you get it after a short conversation rather than a discovery-call runaround. What moves the number is the size of the job, whether copy and photography already exist, how fast you need it, and whether you want support afterwards. Everything is quoted flat and in writing before work begins.
Jpetrous Creative Services is based in Casco, Macomb County, Michigan, and works with businesses across Macomb, St. Clair, Oakland and Wayne counties and the wider Metro Detroit area. The studio is remote, so there is no walk-in office, and in-person kickoffs happen at your place of business.
Yes. You own the site, the domain and everything in it, and that is true from day one rather than after a final payment clears. In practice: the site lives on your own Webflow account with your own billing, the domain stays registered in your name, and you get the logins. If we stop working together, nothing switches off and nothing needs migrating. This is worth asking any agency, because plenty build on accounts they control. It is a quiet way to make leaving expensive, and it is the reason clients sometimes arrive here unable to touch their own website.
Three to eight weeks for most small business sites, measured from the day content and access are in hand rather than from the first conversation. The build itself is rarely what takes the time. Design and review usually run one to two weeks, the build one to three, and testing and launch about a week. What stretches a timeline is almost always content: waiting on photography, copy approvals or logins. If you need a date met for a launch, an event or a campaign, say so at the quote stage and the schedule gets built backwards from it.
Most small business websites built by Jpetrous Creative Services fall between $650 and $1,500, quoted as a fixed price before any work starts. What moves the number: how many pages you need, whether usable copy and photography already exist, whether anything has to connect to other software such as a CRM or booking system, how fast you need it live, and whether you want support after launch. A five page site for an established trades business with existing photos sits near the bottom of that range. A forty page site that needs copy written, a CMS structured for ongoing publishing and a HubSpot connection sits above it. You will know which before you commit, because the quote comes first and it does not move unless the scope does.
Before you go
Call or send a message. Tell me what you're working on and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.