yuru web & ai engineering
websites · web apps · ongoing development

a website that stays looked after.

most small business sites are built once, then quietly rot. we build yours for a flat fee and keep it running for a flat monthly fee, changes included. and we build the homepage first, free, so you decide after seeing it, not before.

pricing

both flat, both month to month, neither with a surprise invoice in it.

for tech companies
$500 to start
then $500/mo of continued development

startups needing engineering capacity this month without justifying a hire.

  • feature work, off your backlog.
  • full stack, including the infrastructure nobody wants to own.
  • a defined project, with scope, access and handoff agreed before work starts.
  • up to 20 hours a month, ceiling in writing, unused hours roll over.
  • you own everything. repo, accounts, infrastructure.
smaller: one named fix on the site you have, $150 flat, done within two working days. already have a site that mostly works? we take it over as-is for $100 a month, nothing up front.
bigger: an online store is $1,000 to build, then $250 a month. need more than 20 hours of development a month? $1,000 to start, then $2,500 a month for up to 40, with a weekly call.
anything else, a rescue, an internal tool, a one-off build, gets the same treatment: a flat number in writing before any work starts.

what the $100 a month covers

the part people expect to be a catch.

hosting
fast, with SSL. no renewal notices, no bill from a host you forgot you had.
your domain
registered in your name, so it is yours whatever happens between us.
every change you ask for
hours, prices, photos, a whole new page. small ones land same day.
fixes, without you asking
broken links, dead forms, images that stopped loading. we check so you do not have to.
backups and updates
if something breaks it goes back to working, not to a support ticket.
someone who answers
no ticket queue, no account manager, no handoff.

outside it: paid third party services you add, like booking or payments. those bill you directly, and we tell you the cost first.

how it goes

most sites are live inside two weeks. nothing is charged before you agree the price.

01
we look at what you have now

free, and yours either way. no site yet? we look at your competitors instead.

02
we build the homepage first, free

a real link with your name and your words on it, before you have paid anything. if you do not like it, you owe nothing and it comes down.

03
a flat price, in writing, then the rest

what gets built, what it costs, when it goes live. one number. you say what to change until it is right. if you do not need us, we say so.

04
it goes live, and stays looked after

changes are an email from then on. no request form, no hourly minimum, no next quarter.

what you are choosing between

including where the others beat us.

a site builderwix, squarespace, godaddy
cheapest on paper, and fine if you enjoy it. the cost is that you are the web person forever, and the site stops getting updated the first busy month you have.
a cheap freelancerone-off, low price
good ones are worth it. the failure is after launch: they move on, nobody has the logins, and a year later the prices are still wrong.
an agencytypically several thousand up front
right for a big brand with a marketing team. for a five person business it means a large invoice, then an hourly rate to correct a phone number.
yuru.be$400 + $100/mo
low to start, predictable after, changes included so they get made. you deal directly with whoever builds it. if you want an agency's process and account team, we are the wrong choice.

who you are hiring

the engineers who build evaluation systems for frontier AI labs build your site too. the work runs on AI workflows that experienced engineers direct and review, which is why a homepage can be ready before you have paid for it. you deal directly with whoever builds yours, and nothing gets handed off after the quote.

the questions everyone asks

do I own the site?
yes. the domain is in your name and the site is yours. if you leave, we hand over the files and help you move. we are not holding your business hostage over $100.
what happens if I cancel?
nothing dramatic. no contract, no minimum term. you keep the domain and the files, and hosting runs to the end of the month you paid for. tell us where it is going and we will help.
why a monthly fee at all? can I just pay once?
it pays for the site still working in two years. the alternative is a bigger number up front and an hourly rate forever, which is how sites end up with three year old prices on them. want a one-off build instead? we will quote it, and say when it is the worse deal.
how many changes are included?
there is no cap. hours, photos, prices, a new page, a typo, all of it. the line is scope, not volume: a second website or a custom app gets quoted separately instead of quietly slowing your queue down.
how fast is a change?
text and photo changes same day, next day at worst. a new page is a few days. anything larger gets a date when you ask, not after you chase.
how long until it is live?
usually under two weeks. the slow part is never the building, it is waiting on your photos and copy. have those ready and it moves fast.
I already have a site. can you just fix it?
often yes, and usually cheaper. send the address and we will tell you whether it is worth repairing or replacing. plenty need a few fixes, not a rebuild.
do you do online stores?
yes, plus payments, booking, and forms that go where they should. anything with a third party service attached gets priced before you commit.
what is the catch on the free homepage?
there is not one. it costs us little to build and it is the fastest way to show you the work. if you do not want it, you owe nothing and we take it down. if you do, it is the first page of your site and the $400 covers the rest.
does AI build the site?
partly, yes. the work runs on AI workflows directed and reviewed by engineers with 15+ years of experience. that is why a homepage can be ready before you have paid for it, and why the price is what it is. the review is the part that matters, and the part most people skip.
can you just fix one thing on my current site?
yes. $150 flat for one named problem, done within two working days, with a written note of what changed. you keep whoever you have. if it turns into a list, the $100 a month covers the list.
my site is fine. I just do not want to deal with it anymore.
then move it to us as-is. $100 a month, nothing up front. hosting, domain, certificate, updates and every change stop being anyone's job. no rebuild until you want one.
what does the tech tier mean by scope agreed monthly?
we agree what the month holds at the start of it. you know what you are getting, and the scope does not quietly expand past what the fee covers.

see a homepage for your business before you decide.

send your site address and we can start with a free homepage preview using your public content. no call or account access needed. if a small repair makes more sense, we will say so before proposing a rebuild.