Simple website pricing for a small business

The base Collister Computing plan is $0 down and $99 a month. It's meant for an owner who needs one useful page and one person responsible for keeping it online, rather than a large custom website project.

What the monthly plan includes

Your page can show services, an about section, approved customer feedback, hours, location or service area, and clear contact details. It includes a call or text action and can link to a booking or ordering service you already use.

The $99 monthly payment also covers managed hosting, HTTPS security, connection to a domain you own, routine maintenance, and three change requests a calendar month to the existing content, each back within five business days. Common updates include corrected hours, a new phone number, adjusted service wording, or replacement photos that you have the right to use.

What $0 down means

There's no setup charge, design deposit, or separate base-site build fee. The first $99 invoice is due when you approve the page and it goes live. Your domain registration and renewal fees are separate because the domain belongs in your own account.

The plan is month to month. You can cancel by emailing me before the next renewal. There's no cancellation fee. The site remains available through the billing period you already paid for, then it comes down and future monthly charges stop. You keep your domain and the original material you supplied.

Work outside the base page

Extra pages, detailed menus, galleries, Spanish versions, contact forms, and larger features are optional add-ons. I give you a written price before starting any of them. Business email, custom photography, ecommerce, advertising, social posting, and ongoing search campaigns aren't included in the base plan.

If the base plan fits what your business needs, you can review the page before deciding.

If a business is bigger than one page

This price is for one page and for a business in the Treasure Valley. A service company that already runs a larger website, search work and advertising needs a different arrangement. I quote that per engagement, after a paid and fixed-scope review, rather than pricing it here. That work is described on the managed operations page.