Do I own my website?
Yes. With the $2,000 option, the finished site is yours when the final payment is made. With the monthly option, ownership transfers after the 12-month agreement is completed. Your domain and business content stay yours either way.
What is the real difference between the two plans?
The core website is the same. The $2,000 plan is the lowest total cost and you pay 50% to begin, then 50% at launch. The $299 plan removes the large upfront payment and includes hosting, maintenance, support, monthly edits, and reporting during a 12-month agreement.
What counts as one of the five pages?
A typical five-page site includes Home, About, Services, Work or Reviews, and Contact. We can adjust that mix around your business, and add focused service or location pages as needed.
What happens if I cancel the monthly plan early?
The monthly option spreads the website build across the agreement. If it ends early, the remaining website balance becomes due before the site is transferred. Your service agreement will state the exact terms before any work starts.
Is hosting included?
Managed hosting is included only with the $299 monthly agreement, along with an SSL certificate, daily backups, security updates, and uptime monitoring. With the $2,000 one-time build, we launch the finished site into a hosting account you control and configure its SSL certificate as part of launch.
How long does a website take?
Most five-page small-business sites launch in about three to four weeks after we receive the needed content and feedback. Larger integrations, ecommerce, or delayed approvals can extend that timeline.
What if I need ecommerce, a portal, or custom software?
Those projects need a custom scope because the complexity varies. Custom ecommerce, SaaS, AI, and integration-heavy projects typically start at $5,000, and we will give you a clear proposal before work begins.