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The build is included. You pay for the hosting.

For small business owners. The site on our price list is $5,900 to build and $145 a month to host. Sign a two year hosting agreement and we build it for the price of the hosting: $149 a month, nothing up front, nothing due until it is live.

A reply within one business day. Nothing is charged until the site is live.

$149a month

Everything below, one invoice, the same figure on the same date.

  • The website, designed and built for your business
  • Hosting, monitoring, updates, and backups
  • An hour of changes every month, 1 business day reply
  • Your own back office, at yoursite.com/admin

24 month hosting agreement, starting the day the site goes live. Then month to month at the same price.

Four dollars a month more than hosting on its own.

This is our real rate card, not a crossed out number invented to make an offer look bigger. The same tier, the same plan, bought the ordinary way and bought this way.

What you are buyingPrice listThis offer
The buildWebsite · Essential, up to five pages$5,900Included
Hosting and care, monthlyCare · Standard, with an hour of changes$145$149
Two years, all inBuild plus 24 months of hosting$9,380$3,576

$5,804 of that stays in the business, and none of it leaves the business in the first month, which is usually the part that matters. We are betting that a site we host for two years is worth more to us than a build we invoice once.

A real build, then somebody looking after it.

The same website we would build for anybody, at the tier the price list calls Essential. It is not a template, it is not a page builder, and it is not a trainee project.

The website

Two to four weeks from the day we have your words and photos

  • A design drawn for your business, not a template with your logo dropped into it
  • Up to five pages: home, services, about, contact, and one more where you need it
  • Every page prerendered and served from a CDN, so it opens before a visitor decides to leave
  • Reads properly on a phone, and looks right in dark mode
  • Contact form with spam protection, wired to an inbox you already read
  • Search setup done properly: structured data, sitemap, Google Analytics and Search Console
  • Moving off an old site keeps its addresses, so the pages you already rank for stay ranked
  • Two rounds of revision, then a thirty day window after launch where fixes are free

Every month after that

The part most businesses find out they needed at the worst moment

  • Hosting, certificates, and monitoring. When it breaks at eleven at night the alert comes to us
  • One hour of changes every month: the new price, the seasonal banner, the photo you finally took
  • A reply within one business day, from the person who built the site
  • Dependencies patched, platform versions kept current, backups taken on a schedule
  • Your own back office at yoursite.com/admin: visitors, invoices, and a request form that reaches a person
  • A yearly look at what is slow, what is broken, and what the search console is complaining about

Go and read the footers.

Every site on this offer carries our name at the bottom, as a link back here. Anybody can put a screenshot on a page, so here are the actual businesses, on their actual domains. Open one, scroll to the bottom, and read the last line. The credit is part of the deal: it goes on sites built at a price like this one, and it is how a build this size pays for itself. A site bought outright at the full price carries nothing.

What you are looking for

Website built & maintained by Pineland Technologies

A detailer, a scooper, a locksmith, and a dog charity.

Not enterprise logos. Businesses the size of yours, most of them replacing something that was slow, rented, or held together by whoever built it in the first place.

Four steps, and you pay nothing until the third one is finished.

  1. 1

    A call, or an email

    Twenty minutes on what the business does, who it sells to, and what the site has to make happen. If a website is not what you need, that is the answer you get, and it costs nothing.

  2. 2

    You sign, and put a card on file

    The agreement says what is being built and what it costs. A card goes on file before the work starts, and it is not charged yet. Nothing is due until the site is live.

  3. 3

    We build it

    Two to four weeks from the day the content is in hand. You see it on a private address, on your phone, before anybody else does, and you get two rounds of changes.

  4. 4

    It launches, and the first invoice goes out

    The site moves onto your domain, we take over the hosting, and the plan starts. Every month after that is the same figure on the same date.

Tell us what the business does.

You will hear back within one business day from the person who would build the site, with a straight answer on whether this offer fits. If a website is not what you actually need, we will say that instead, and it will not cost you anything.

No sales team, no discovery deck, and nobody calling you twice a day for a fortnight. There is one of us, and he answers his own email.

Where you are starting from

Goes to one inbox. No list, no sequence, and nobody phones you twice a day.

The whole catch, printed here.

These are clauses out of the agreement you would sign, written the way they will be explained on the call. Nothing below appears for the first time at signature.

  • The hosting agreement runs for twenty four months from launch. Cancelling inside it does not cancel the remaining payments, which is the only reason the build can be included at all.
  • After the term it continues month to month at the same price, and either of us can end it with thirty days written notice.
  • The included hour of changes is per month and does not roll over. Anything larger is quoted from the same price list before it is started.
  • Extra pages, a blog, online booking, payments, or a logo are real work and are quoted separately. The offer is the tier above, not everything we sell.
  • Your footer carries a small credit line that links back to us. It is part of what pays for a build at this price, and it stays for as long as the plan does. A site bought outright at the full price carries nothing.
  • Your domain registration, and anything else bought from somebody else on your behalf, is billed at what it actually costs.
  • Sales tax is added where the state says it applies. Iowa does not tax website design or hosting.

The four we get asked every time.

Where is the catch?
The term is the catch, and it is printed above. Two years of hosting at a fair price is what pays for the build, so the build does not need to be paid for up front. If the site were cheap to run we would not need the term, and if you leave early the remaining months are still owed.
I already have a website. Does this work for a rebuild?
Yes, and a rebuild is usually the better version of this. We keep the addresses your pages already have, so the rankings and the links that point at you carry over instead of turning into a page that cannot be found. Most of the sites listed above were somebody else's site first.
What if I need more than five pages?
Then you are buying a bigger tier and we will say so on the call rather than after the agreement is signed. The same monthly arrangement can be built around a larger project. The figure just changes.
Can I pay for the build outright instead?
Yes. The price list is the price list: the build is quoted as a project, and the plan afterwards is one hundred and forty five a month with no term at all. This offer exists for owners who would rather keep the cash in the business.

The build is included. You pay for the hosting.

One flat monthly figure, nothing up front, and somebody looking after it afterwards. Tell us what the business does and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right thing to buy.