I build it, host it, and change whatever you want, whenever you want. You pay monthly instead of upfront — and half of every payment counts toward owning it outright.
$200 starts the build now — final, no refund. $397 a month starts when the site is live — not before.
Same build, same speed, same standard as anything else I make. The only difference is how it's paid for.
That covers the build. After you pay, one short form so I know what to make. No call needed unless you want one.
You see the whole thing as a private preview before anything goes public. Nothing launches until you're happy with it.
Hosting, security, updates, and every change you ask for. You never log into anything, renew anything, or fix anything.
All of it. There is no tier above this one and nothing gets billed separately.
Most monthly website deals are rentals — you pay forever and own nothing. This one has an exit. Half of every payment, about $198, comes off a fixed $3,500 buyout price. Stay long enough and the site is simply yours, with no final invoice at all.
| After | You've paid | Buy it outright for |
|---|---|---|
| 3 months | $1,391 | $2,906 |
| 6 months | $2,582 | $2,312 |
| 12 months | $4,964 | $1,124 |
| 18 months | $7,346 | Nothing — it's yours |
Buy out at any point, not just the months listed. Once you own it, the files and the domain are yours to take anywhere — and if you'd rather I keep hosting and updating it, that continues at $97 a month instead of $397. Entirely your call.
I would rather you choose right than choose me. These are not the same deal and the cheaper one over three years is not the monthly plan.
Pay the start fee. I build the site. $397 a month starts when it is live — not before. Half of every month counts toward owning it.
After you pay, one short form so I know what to build. The $200 is final — it covers the build, no refunds. $397 a month starts when the site is live. Cancel any future month and the site comes down; money already paid stays paid. Terms.
Over three years, yes, and I'm not going to pretend otherwise. What you're paying for is not having $2,997 leave your account this month, never touching the technical side, unlimited changes without an invoice each time, and being able to walk away whenever you like. That's the same trade as leasing anything else. If you have the money and you're staying put, buy it outright — I'll tell you that on the phone too.
The site comes down and any credit you'd built toward owning it stops. Nothing goes to collections, I don't chase you, and there's no cancellation fee — you just tell me and we're done. If you come back later, we start fresh.
You do, always, in your name. That's yours whether you're on the monthly plan or not, and it's the one thing I'd never hold. The website itself is mine until you buy it out.
Text, photos, prices, hours, services, staff, adding a page, seasonal offers, swapping a booking link. Text or email me and it's done, usually the same day and always within 24 hours on a weekday. A complete redesign is a different conversation, but nothing routine gets billed.
No. It's month to month from the first day. The only thing you're committing to is the $200 to start, which covers building it.
That's the point. Buy out at any time for the remaining balance — $3,500 less half of every monthly payment. The $200 start covers the build and does not count. After 18 months the balance is zero and it becomes yours without you doing anything.
Then start with the free teardown. It measures what you have now and tells you in plain English what's broken and what it's costing you. Sometimes the honest answer is that yours is fine and you should keep it, and I'd rather say that than sell you something.
Esteban Web Studio