Michel Muller

The most common website emergency in my trade, and the one-page document that prevents it. Six accounts, four lines each, two people who can find it.

The build is the small number. Here is the whole five-year budget for a non-profit website, with my own prices filled in.

A confession from inside the trade: the tools took a generational leap, the labor melted away, and much of the industry kept the 2015 price list. Trust your arithmetic.

Free money, free tools, and the legitimacy checklist - everything a Rhode Island or Massachusetts non-profit should do around its website, in payoff order.

The maintenance market runs from $20 to $2,000 a month, which helps nobody. Here is how to judge what care is worth and spot what is padding.

The short answer up front, a table of what actually differs, and the honest case for each - including when the rented platforms genuinely win.