Most agencies will not put a number on the page. Here it is, with everything it covers and the two things it does not.
Live in 72 hours from the moment I have your information and photos. You own the domain, the files and every login.
Two things you pay for elsewhere, because they should be in your name and under your control.
A monthly fee looks small until you multiply it. This is what each path costs by year three, at typical 2026 US rates.
| Option | How it is priced | Who owns the site | 3-year total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agency with a retainer | $1,500 to $5,000 up front, then $99 to $300 a month | Usually them. Stop paying, it goes dark. | $5,000 to $15,800 |
| DIY builder | $23 to $49 a month, plus your own weekends | The platform. You cannot move it. | $830 to $1,760 |
| Genial Up | $1,200 once | You. Domain, files, logins. | $1,200 |
Here, $1,200 paid once. That covers design, copy, up to eight pages, a logo if you need one, the quote form, click to call, the gallery and the Google submission. The typical US agency charges $1,500 to $5,000 up front plus $99 to $300 a month, and keeps the site.
None. The site is built as fast static pages that run on infrastructure with a genuine free tier, not a trial. There is no hosting bill to pass on to you, so there is no monthly charge.
Most home service businesses fit comfortably in eight. If you genuinely need more, say a page per city or per service line, I quote the extra pages up front, before we start, so there is no surprise.
Half to start, half on the day it goes live. Simple, and you see the finished site before the second half.
Send me your name, phone and company. You get a launch date the same day.