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The questions people
actually ask first.

Seven of them, answered plainly — including what got cut to make the price, and what did not. Where the honest answer has two halves, both halves are here.

$20 / month the website, server included
$0 to see the whole site first
5–7 days to move a domain, with no downtime
Leave whenever — the transfer code is already yours

Because nobody here touches your website.

That sounds like a slogan, so here is what it means concretely. You fill in one form. After that the redesign, the build, the server it runs on, the DNS, the security certificate and the going-live all happen on their own — start to finish, without a designer, a developer, or a ticket with a number on it. It works as quickly at two in the morning on a Sunday as at two on a Tuesday afternoon, because there is no queue to be in.

The expensive part of a website was never the website. It was the hours.

A studio's price is people: the designer, the project manager, the developer who sets up hosting, the person who chases you for the logo. Ten hours of that costs more than a year of everything we run put together. We removed the hours, not the work — the work still happens, it just happens by itself, and a system that builds one website at two in the morning builds the next one for the same nothing.

Servers stopped being expensive a long time ago. Certificates are free if you automate them. Domains cost what the registry charges. What stays expensive is human attention, and the only way to sell a professional website at this price is to spend none of it on routine work.

So the fair question is what got cut. Here is the honest split:

What we did NOT cut

  • Your own server. Not a slice of a machine shared with a thousand strangers. This is the first corner cheap hosting cuts, and it is the one you feel — somebody else's busy morning becomes your slow morning.
  • The padlock, for ever. A certificate covering your domain and everything under it, renewing itself. Elsewhere this is a line item.
  • The domain at cost. No markup, and no cheap first year followed by an expensive second one.
  • Your freedom to leave. See the last question.

What you genuinely do not get

  • A designer on a call, talking through your brand.
  • Someone to phone at three in the afternoon to argue about a shade of blue.
  • Bespoke functionality built to order — a booking engine, a members' area, an integration with your stock system.

That is the trade, stated plainly. You are buying a very good website produced without human hours, not an agency relationship at a discount. If the relationship is what you need, an agency is the right answer and worth its fee.

An agency could match the result. It could not match the price — and it certainly could not do it while everyone was asleep.

Website

$20/month

The server it runs on, the editor, the security certificate, and the updates.

Website + business suite

$40/month

Everything above, plus the business suite.

The domain is separate, and sold at what it costs us. A .com is around $12 for the first year and around $17 a year after that — those are the registry's prices, not ours, and they vary by extension. We add nothing to them.

The preview costs nothing at all, and neither does building out the whole site to look at. Money only enters when you decide to move your domain across.

There is no setup fee, no design fee, and no charge for the thing most companies charge for — getting started.

No. Your existing site keeps running the entire time.

Moving a domain between providers takes five to seven days. That is the registry's timetable, not ours, and nobody in the industry can shorten it. But nothing switches over until the very end: your current site answers on your address right up to the moment your new one takes over, and then the new one does. There is no afternoon where your address leads nowhere.

If you would rather not wait at all, a brand-new domain bought through us skips the transfer entirely and is live in minutes — there is nothing to move.

See the ten steps, start to finish

No — but the honest answer has two halves, so here is both.

What is shared

Every site is built on the same component system. The same kinds of building block — headers, galleries, contact forms, pricing tables — are available to everyone. That is true of every website builder ever made, and of most design studios once you have seen enough of their work.

What is yours

The content, which is the part visitors actually read. Your words, your photographs, your products, your prices. On top of that you choose the colour theme, the background treatment and the banner style before anything is built, and the redesign works from your existing site — so its structure follows the business you already have, not a template's idea of one.

And then there is the part that settles the question: you can change all of it. The editor is included, and a site you have moved the sections around in, put your own photography into and rewritten in your own voice does not look like anybody else's — no matter what it was built from.

If the first result looks too generic, that is a starting point rather than a verdict. Say what you want changed and it gets changed.

Give us the address of a website you already have and it gets rebuilt in the style you picked. It works best for the kind of site most businesses actually run: the pages that describe what you do, who you are, what things cost, and how to reach you.

Good candidates

  • A business site that has aged badly but whose content is still right.
  • Anything built on an old platform you have lost access to or patience with.
  • A site that works but looks like the decade it was made in.
  • A site that reads badly on a phone.

What does not come across

Anything that is not really a page. A logged-in customer area, live stock levels in a shopping cart, a booking system wired into your own database, a bespoke web application — those are software, not content, and rebuilding the look of them is not the same as rebuilding them. If that is most of your site, this is the wrong tool and we would rather say so now.

You also do not have to take all of it. The form asks how much you want redesigned, so a large site with three pages worth keeping is a perfectly normal request.

Yes, and not a demo version of it — the real editor, on your real site.

Here is the order it happens in, which is the part worth understanding:

1 A sample of the redesign

You get a sample of the redesign, usually within the hour.

2 One click builds the whole site

Like it? One click builds the whole site, every page.

3 The editor is already switched on

That whole site lives at an address of ours, something like 4b9e12-7a3c8d5f.asonehosting.com, and the editor is already switched on. Change the words, swap the pictures, add a page, move things about. Show it to whoever has opinions about these things.

4 Only then does your domain come into it

Only when you are happy does your own domain come into it — and moving a domain is the first thing you actually commit to.

So you are not judging a mock-up, a screenshot or a slide deck. You are judging the finished website by using it, for as long as you need, before any money or any domain changes hands.

If you walk away, nothing happens. The site is deleted after ten days and that is the end of it — we would rather remove an unwanted website than keep one nobody asked to keep.

Then you leave, and you take your domain with you.

The transfer code is sitting in your account. You do not have to phone anyone, explain yourself, be transferred to a retentions team, or wait out a cooling-off period invented to change your mind. Copy the code, give it to whoever you are moving to, and it is done.

Your domain was never ours. We registered it in your name, and it stays that way whether you are a customer next year or not.

We would rather earn the next month than trap you into it. A company that has to make leaving difficult has already told you what it thinks of its own product.

Still wondering

The quickest answer is your own site

Give us your current address and you will have something real to look at inside the hour. Nothing is charged, and nothing is committed to until you move your domain.

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