Website prices, in writing, before you pay.
$499 for a one-page site, $799 for up to 5 pages and $1,199 for up to 8. One price, no monthly fee. And you see a free sample homepage before you pay anything.
Get my free samplePick the size you need
Every site starts with a free sample homepage, so you see it before you pay.
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Starter
$499
One page
- Your services and best photos
- A one-tap call button
- A quote form
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A good fit for most
Standard
$799
Up to 5 pages
- Home, services, work, about and contact
- A gallery of your jobs
- A quote form on every page
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Pro
$1,199
Up to 8 pages
- Everything in Standard
- Online booking or a small shop
- A page for each service or town
Every site comes with
- Words written for you
- Built for phones first
- One-tap calling
- Your web address connected
- 2 rounds of changes
- No sales calls
See it before you pay. Your sample homepage is free. If you don’t love it, you don’t pay a thing.
Get Found add-on. I tune up your Google Business Profile and set up the basics that help people nearby find you. I price it with your quote.
Your web address is the one outside cost. You pay the company you buy it from, usually a small yearly fee.
What else costs money
Not much. Here’s all of it, so nothing surprises you.
- Your web address
The one outside cost. You buy it from a company like Cloudflare, Namecheap or GoDaddy, usually a small yearly fee. Already have one? I connect it.
- Get Found add-on
I tune up your Google Business Profile and set up the basics that help people nearby find you. I price it with your quote. You never have to buy it.
- Changes after launch
Two rounds of changes come with every site. After launch, I can price updates on their own. There’s no plan you have to keep paying for.
How this compares
There are three usual ways to get a small business website.
- Do it yourself on a website builder
Cheap to start, but you pay every month for as long as you keep the site, and you build it on your own nights and weekends. Most end up looking like the template they came from.
- Hire an agency
Often several thousand dollars, with meetings, a long timeline and a contract. Worth it for a big company. Usually more than a local business needs.
- Stand Out Studios
One person designs and builds your site. You see a free sample first, you pay one written price, and your site is live within 7 days of your yes.
Questions
Still have a question? Email [email protected].
How much does a small business website cost?
With me, $499 for one page, $799 for up to 5 pages and $1,199 for up to 8 pages with booking or a small shop. Your price comes in writing and names every cost, even your web address.
Are there monthly fees?
No. You pay once, and I send the bill before your site goes live. There’s no automatic charge and no subscription. Your web address is the one yearly cost, and you pay that company directly.
Why are your prices lower than an agency’s?
I’m one person with no sales team and no account managers. I take a few projects at a time, and I start from a free sample, so there are no long meetings to bill for.
When do I pay?
Only after you’ve seen your free sample and agreed to a price. I send the bill before launch.
Which size do I need?
One page works for a small crew that mostly needs calls. Most businesses pick up to 5 pages: home, services, work, about and contact. Choose up to 8 if you want booking, a small shop, or a page for each service or town.
Is the sample homepage really free?
Yes. If you don’t like it, you owe nothing.