What does a website cost?
A one-page site is $499, a five-page site with one interactive tool is $999, and an eight to ten page site with a staff back office is $1,499. Every plan is $59 a month on top. First-year totals are $1,207, $1,707 and $2,207 — the full breakdown, including when a page builder would serve you better, is on the pricing guide.
Is the free mockup really free?
Yes. We build a mockup of your business — not a generic template with your name dropped in — and you see it before committing to anything. If you do not like it, you have lost nothing and you keep it.
Do I own my website?
Yes. It is built for your business and it belongs to you. That is a real difference from a page builder, where you are renting — stop paying and the site goes away, because it cannot exist outside that platform.
What does the $59 a month actually cover?
Hosting, SSL, domain management, security and uptime monitoring, custom-tool upkeep, and around 30 minutes of edits a month. Larger changes are $75/hour, quoted up front. There is a 12-month term, then it continues month to month.
Do you work with businesses outside Tennessee?
Yes. We are in Waverly and work in person across the surrounding counties, but distance is not a barrier — one client is 600 miles away in North Carolina and that project ran entirely remotely.
Can you move my site off Wix or Squarespace?
Yes, it is a routine job. Two things to sort first: keep the copy and structure that already earn their keep, and confirm someone at the business can actually get into the domain registrar — that is the most common cause of a stalled migration.
What is the difference between a website and a web app?
A website tells people things. A web app lets people do things — it holds data and knows who is signed in. If a shared spreadsheet currently runs part of your business, that is the tell. Here is one built out.
How long does it take?
A one-page site is quick. Anything with a custom tool depends mostly on how fast decisions and content come back from you — that is usually the real bottleneck, not the building.
Will my site show up on Google?
It is built so it can be. But honestly: in a very small town the local map pack may not appear for your trade at all, and no work creates one that does not exist. We wrote up what we found searching our own county.
Can AI assistants like ChatGPT find my business?
Only if your site lets them in — and most have never been checked. Blocking with a broad brush often removes you from the sources an assistant can cite. How to check yours in five minutes.
Something not covered here? Ask us — if it is useful to other people it ends up on this page.