Price your sites
Set the price you charge for a website by looking at your costs, your time, and local rates.
Your price. Your profit.
You set the monthly price for your websites and an optional setup fee. On the Launch plan and up, your storefront shows businesses your name, logo and prices so they can request a site directly.
What every website includes
- A website made for that business from its own details, words and photos.
- Tap to call and directions on a site made for phones.
- Hosting and the changes your client asks you to make.
- A login for your client to update words and photos, describe changes, and download content.
Price for what the website brings the business, and say plainly what it includes.
Start from our suggested price
When you set up, the form suggests a price and shows the lowest amount you can charge. Our site fee applies only when your client approves and pays, and that minimum covers our fee and card processing.
Many local designers charge an up-front fee plus a monthly fee. Add their up-front fee to a year of monthly payments to compare the real cost.
Optional setup fees
You can add a one-time setup fee to your client's first payment. We take no share of your setup fee, and you can waive it for any client.
Say the price plainly
Stating your price
Talk about what the website does for the business rather than lowering your price. Any price change applies to new clients only, so existing clients keep their current rate.
Every fee of ours is on the pricing page, and the margin calculator shows what you keep at each price.