What a small business website really costs in Wichita Falls
What local businesses are actually quoted, what drives the number up, and what you get for a flat monthly price instead.
Start with what the price covers
Compare the pages, writing, photography, features, and ongoing care included in each quote. Our published plans show the monthly price, setup fee, initial term, and routine update allowance together so you can see what you are paying for.
What pushes the number up
- Page count. Every service you sell wants its own page, and each one is written from scratch.
- Copywriting. A site written properly costs more than one filled with placeholder paragraphs, and converts better.
- Photography. Real photos of your work beat stock, and they cost either money or your time.
- Anything transactional. Booking, payments and stores add real build work.
- Who is doing it. An agency with account managers has to charge for account managers.
The cost nobody quotes
The quote covers the build. It rarely covers hosting, security updates, the plugin that breaks in month seven, or the change you need in month nine. Those arrive later, usually hourly, usually at the least convenient moment.
What a monthly plan changes
A flat monthly price folds the build and the upkeep into one number that does not move. Our plans start at $59 a month with a one-time setup fee, or $89 a month with the setup waived on a twelve-month initial term. Everything above that is published on the plans and prices page.
Questions worth asking any vendor
- Who owns the website, and when?
- Who owns the domain?
- What does a change cost in month six?
- What happens when I want to leave?
- Is hosting included, and what happens when service ends?
For the record, our answers: Website ownership transfers to you after twelve paid months. Ordinary changes are included. There are no refunds, and service runs through the period you have paid for. We do not charge a penalty, send anyone to collections, or sue over the months remaining on a term.