Web & Software
Website subscription
A professional website for a monthly fee instead of a big upfront payment: design, hosting, maintenance and small updates included.
The problem
For small businesses, the hardest part of a website is often the upfront cost — so either there's no site at all, or a cheap template is launched and left to fend for itself. Within a few years the site is both outdated and a security risk.
What we do
We offer the website as a monthly service. We handle design and setup; hosting, security updates, backups and a set amount of content changes are included in the subscription. The site stays current, and you plan the cost as a predictable line item. Scope and term are spelled out in the contract.
How we work
Discovery call
We listen to your business, your goals and where things stand today, and gather what we need for a quote.
Written quote
We put the scope, timeline and price in writing. If something out of scope comes up, we talk first.
Build
We show progress at short intervals and move ahead with your approval at every step.
Measure and support
After launch we measure the results, report on them and keep improving.
Frequently asked questions
What happens to my site if I cancel?
Cancellation terms are written into the contract up front. Together with the quote, we discuss openly what happens at the end of the minimum term — handing the site over or shutting it down.
Who is it for?
Small and mid-sized businesses without a website, or with an outdated one, that prefer a predictable monthly cost to a large upfront payment.
Related services
Web design and development
Fast corporate websites that get found on Google and in AI search — and turn visitors into customers.
Maintenance and security
We keep your site current, fast and secure: updates, backups, SSL, uptime monitoring and quick response when something breaks.
Local SEO and Google Business Profile
Business Profile, review management and local content so you stand out in “near me” searches and on Google Maps.
Let's talk about this service.
A short call is enough to pin down the scope and timeline.