We hold a GSA Schedule contract, number 47QRAA21D003X, and we build Section 508 accessible websites for agencies that cannot afford to guess about compliance. Every project is scoped and quoted, never sold off a template built for a private company.
Public sector buyers are not shopping for the same thing a private business is. You need a vendor that can be brought on through an actual procurement vehicle, not a handshake and a proposal PDF. You need a website that meets Section 508 accessibility requirements from the first wireframe, not retrofitted after an audit flags it. And you need to account for what public money produced, in plain numbers, to whoever asks.
Section 508 accessibility is not an add-on here. It is part of the same custom web design process every client goes through, covered in full on our custom web design page. If your agency also needs to prove what a campaign or a website produced, our marketing measurement page covers that work at the same rate card pricing every client pays.
The first is how you buy. The second is how we build. The third is what the build costs. The fourth is how your agency proves the result.
Agencies can often bring us on through an established federal procurement vehicle instead of running a full open bid from a blank page. We will tell you plainly whether that path fits your rules.
Keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, contrast and structure built in from the first wireframe rather than patched in after a compliance review. Same process, detailed on our custom web design page.
Government and public sector web projects are scoped and quoted per project, starting at $10,000, the same floor and process every client gets. No hourly billing and no generic template.
If your agency needs to show what a campaign or a website produced, that work is priced at our standard published rate card, covered on our measurement and paid media pages.
Not a generic discovery call. We look at how your agency is actually allowed to buy, whether the GSA Schedule path fits your project, and whether a different route makes more sense for you.
We quote once we understand your agency's requirements. Custom Web and Development starts at $10,000 and is scoped per project. Fixed scope, fixed price, never billed by the hour.
Structure and navigation that work with screen readers and keyboard-only use, sufficient color contrast, properly labeled forms and images, and content organized so assistive technology can parse it.
Government clients get asked a question private companies rarely hear out loud. Measurement and media get built the same way they do for any client, at the same rate card, so the answer is a number.
There is no public sector pricing tier, in either direction. We do not sell a stripped-down government version below the $10,000 floor, and we do not add a government markup on top of it. Your agency pays the published rate card, the same one a private client pays, with the scope written down before anyone signs anything.
What we deliver, and what each piece actually changes for your agency.
A route that does not require your agency to run a from-scratch open bid for every project.
A site built to be usable by the public it actually serves, not one that passes a review after three rounds of patching.
A fixed, scoped project cost with no hourly billing and no line items that appear after the work starts.
Reporting that shows what public funds produced, built the same way it is for every other client.
A vendor that already understands the accessibility and accountability requirements government work carries.
A Growth Signal Audit at $4,500 is a small, fixed, two-week engagement that fits inside a long procurement cycle.
NYS CCF is a client we have built for directly, and we have referenced work for agencies including the CDC, Washington State and the St. Louis Department of Health. Public sector work carries different stakes than a private client's website. The public can see it, an auditor can review it, and the people it needs to serve are not always technology-fluent.
That is why accessibility and reporting are part of the build rather than a later phase. It is the same process whether the project is a single department site or a multi-department rebuild. What changes is the scope, not the standard we build to.
There is no public sector SKU on this rate card. Your agency pays the same published numbers a private client pays, with the scope written down before anything is signed.
A Growth Signal Audit is $4,500 fixed and takes two weeks. It is small enough to move while a larger contract is still working its way through your process, and half the fee credits toward any build signed within 60 days.
The build and the audit are one-time, fixed-price engagements, not retainers. Ongoing measurement or media runs as a 12-month partnership, with a six-month term available at a 15% premium. No hourly billing on any of it.
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Tell us what your agency needs, a new website, an accessibility rebuild, or a way to measure what a campaign actually produced. We will tell you honestly what it takes, what it costs, and whether our GSA Schedule fits your procurement process.
Yes, contract 47QRAA21D003X. That means many agencies can bring us on through that established federal procurement vehicle instead of running a full open bid from a blank page. Our custom web design page covers what we build under that contract, and we will tell your agency plainly whether the GSA path fits your specific procurement rules.
Section 508 requires that people using assistive technology, screen readers and keyboard-only navigation, can actually use your site. We build to that standard from the first wireframe rather than retrofitting it after a compliance review flags a problem. In practice that means structure and navigation that work without a mouse, sufficient color contrast, properly labeled forms and images, and content organized so assistive technology can parse it. Covered as part of every build on our custom web design page.
Yes. NYS CCF is a direct client, and we have referenced work for agencies including the CDC, Washington State and the St. Louis Department of Health. Public sector work carries different accessibility and accountability requirements than a private client's site, and our approach is built around that from the start.
Custom Web and Development starts at $10,000 and is scoped per project, the same floor and process covered on our custom web design page. We do not sell a stripped-down public sector tier below that number, and we do not add a government markup above it. Every quote is fixed once your requirements are scoped, never billed by the hour.
A Growth Signal Audit at $4,500 is fixed fee and takes two weeks, which is usually small enough to move while a larger contract is still working through your process. It is $6,500 when the scope covers multiple departments, sites or brands. Half the fee credits toward any build signed within 60 days, so starting there does not cost your agency the option of going bigger later.
Yes, priced at our standard rate card with no government markup, detailed on our marketing measurement page. A Measurement Infrastructure Build runs $7,500 for Core, $12,500 for CRM-Integrated and $18,000 for Multi-Brand. If your agency needs to show what a website or campaign produced, that reporting gets built the same way it does for any client, held to the accountability government work requires.
When it fits the project, yes, priced at the same standard rate card covered on our paid media page. Performance Media is $2,000, $3,500 or $5,000 a month depending on platforms and monthly spend. We do not invent a special government pricing tier for media, and we will tell you honestly whether paid media is even the right tool for a given public sector goal before you spend on it.
No. The GSA Schedule is one procurement path, not a requirement. If your agency's process works better through a direct contract or another vehicle, we will scope the project that way instead. Our custom web design page covers the build itself regardless of which procurement route you use.
Every project is scoped to what your agency actually needs, so multi-department or multi-site work is possible and priced against the same from-$10,000 floor on our custom web design page. On the reporting side, a multi-department structure usually maps to the Multi-Brand Measurement Infrastructure Build at $18,000. Tell us your structure during scoping so the project accounts for every department that needs to be covered.
Where the government work is actually priced, and what runs alongside it.
The Section 508 accessible build process, from $10,000 per project.
Two weeks, $4,500 fixed. Small enough to move during procurement.
The infrastructure behind answering what public funds produced.
Performance Media priced by spend, at the same published rate card.







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Tell us what your agency needs and whether our GSA Schedule fits your procurement process. We will tell you what it takes, what it costs, and what we would not bother building.
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