Three ways to work together.
Dock90 is a one-person studio that builds Next.js and Sanity marketing sites, and migrates them off WordPress, for healthcare and life-sciences companies. The assessment costs $12,000, a build or migration is a fixed price starting at $100,000, and Platform Care is $5,000 a month on an annual plan. Every engagement follows the same path. Start where you are.
Assessment
$12,000 · 2–3 weeks · fully async
The assessment is a fixed $12,000, takes two to three weeks, and is credited in full against a build that starts within 90 days.
For healthcare companies on WordPress, Webflow, or an agency-built site that's become hard to change.
You get:
- Content audit and proposed content model
- Performance, accessibility, SEO, and compliance review
- Migration plan with a risk register
- Fixed-price proposal for the build
Delivered as a written report and a recorded walkthrough. One kickoff call, no other meetings required.
Build / migration
from $100,000 · fixed price
Builds and migrations are fixed price and start at $100,000. The number is set by the assessment.
- Multi-audience site architecture (patients, providers, partners, investors)
- Full migration with SEO preservation
- Design system in code
- Sanity content model with editorial workflow
- Integrations: CRM, scheduling, careers, marketing automation
- Consent-aware analytics
- Accessibility audit
- Performance budget
- Launch and 60-day hypercare
Three milestones, no hourly billing, change requests priced up front. 40% to start, 40% at staging sign-off, 20% at launch.
The price is set by the assessment, and the assessment is credited against it.
I don't do visual design. Bring your own designer or I'll pair you with a design partner I've shipped with before; I build what they hand over, as a design system in code.
Platform Care
$5,000/month · annual
Platform Care is $5,000 a month on a 12-month plan. Keep it upgraded, monitored, fast, and changing with the business.
Not offered
Custom applications, patient portals, brand/identity design, hourly staff augmentation. I'll point you to someone good.