Three ways to buy, one standard of work. Nothing here is metered, and the price is known before the work starts rather than quoted after it.
The same rule holds on all three: nothing about your business is invented to fill a page or a screen.
Why the third one is a floor and not a price. Ez can print $149 because its scope is genuinely bounded, and nearly every site it builds comes in between five and nine pages. Operating software has no such edge, so the honest form is the smallest true number rather than a fixed one.
None of it is required, and none of it is charged without you asking for it.
Paid once instead of the $149, for the same site plus an installable app people can keep on a home screen.
One round of changes to a site that is already live. The fitting before launch is free.
A weekly visit, a weekly article, and an instant first reply to every enquiry. Cancel any time, and cancelling never takes the site down.
Paid once, for a signed store-ready package of your site’s app.
These are included on the website routes and stay included.
Every build goes online as a working preview first. You pay to keep it, not to find out whether it is any good.
Connected at no extra cost. There is no markup on it and no charge for pointing it.
Included permanently on a launched site, not for a year and then renewed.
Yours to download and take anywhere, including away from Ermaz.
If it is a website, Ez will build one and show it working before you pay. If it is the system behind the business, that is a conversation.