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WebAsOne · Website redesign

Ten steps.
Four of them need you.

No one at WebAsOne touches your site at any point — which is why it works as quickly at two in the morning as at two in the afternoon. And you use the whole finished website first, at our address, before committing to anything.

Your share

  • One form
  • Two clicks
  • A transfer code from your current provider

Runs itself

  • The redesign
  • The website
  • The server it runs on
  • The padlock in the address bar
  • Going live on your own domain
~5 min of your time, in total
Nobody at WebAsOne touches it — start to finish
Whole site built and usable before you commit
5–7 days for your domain to move — the registry's clock, not ours
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Start to finish

What actually happens, and who does it

Four steps need you, and none takes longer than a few minutes. Every other step runs itself. There is no queue, no ticket, and no one whose morning your website is waiting on.

2 minutes You

01 Tell us about your website

Your current address, a colour theme, a background and banner style, and how much of the site you want redesigned. That is the whole form.

10 seconds You

02 Confirm your email

One click, so we know where to send the finished thing. This is the last time we need you until there's something to look at.

under 20 min Automatic

03 We build it

Your site is rebuilt in the style you asked for, then checked — every page loads, every link goes somewhere, nothing is left half-finished.

on completion Automatic

04 Open your new website

A link arrives by email. It is a real, working website you can click through — not a picture of one. It lives at an address of ours for now, something like 4b9e12-7a3c8d5f.asonehosting.com, so nothing is charged and nothing is committed to.

one click You

05 Like it? Build the whole site

The first look covers a sample. One button turns it into the complete website — every page, still on that asonehosting.com address, still costing nothing. This is the version you get to live with before you decide anything: not a sample, not a mock-up, the finished site.

included Automatic

06 Take it for a proper trial

An editor comes with it, and you can use it now rather than after paying. Change the words, swap the pictures, add a page, show it to whoever has opinions about these things. It is still on the asonehosting.com address, so you are still committed to nothing.

a few minutes You

07 Decided? Start moving your domain over

This is the first point anything is committed to, and it comes after you have seen and used the finished website rather than before.

Ask your current provider for your domain's transfer code, hand it to us, and approve the confirmation email when it arrives. That is your part, and it is the last of it.

5–7 days Waiting

08 The transfer runs its course

Domains move on the registry's timetable, not ours — five to seven days, and nobody can shorten it. Your current website stays up the whole time. Nothing switches over until the very end, so there is no afternoon where your address leads nowhere.

In a hurry? A brand-new name bought through us skips this entirely and is live in minutes — there is nothing to transfer.

~5 minutes Automatic

09 It goes live, on its own

The moment the domain lands with us, four things happen without anybody pressing anything. This is the part that normally means a hosting company, a support ticket and an afternoon of settings nobody enjoys.

2–3 minutes A server is built for you. Not a shelf shared with a thousand strangers — a machine for your site alone, so its speed and its uptime are yours rather than the average of everyone on it.
under a minute Your domain is pointed at it. The site stops answering on asonehosting.com and starts answering on your own name — and so does every address underneath it.
about a minute The padlock is switched on. A security certificate is issued and installed, so visitors see the padlock instead of a warning — and it renews itself from then on.
on completion We email you. One message saying it's live. You can close the tab; the email will find you.
whenever Ongoing

10 Keep it current, your way

Websites go stale — a price changes, an opening time moves, a photograph stops being true. Three ways to deal with that, and you are not stuck with the one you pick.

Free

Edit it yourself

An editor comes with the site. Change the words, swap a picture, add a page. No cost, no limit, no waiting on anyone.

Credits

Just describe the change

Say what you want in your own words and it gets built for you. Paid for with credits, so a quiet month costs you nothing.

Managed

Let us look after it

Would rather not think about it at all? Hand it over and we keep it up to date for you.

Ten steps, about five minutes of your attention, and not one of them waiting on somebody at WebAsOne to get to it.

How it can possibly be this quick

No one at WebAsOne touches your website. Not once.

There is no designer with a queue, no developer to brief and no support ticket with a number on it. Every step above that isn't yours is run by the system itself — which is why a form filled in at midnight on a Sunday is a finished preview by ten past, and why nothing on this page depends on how busy WebAsOne happens to be that week.

The one exception is the last step, and only if you ask for it: choose Let us look after it and a person does get involved — because by then you have asked for one.

The part nobody mentions

Being live is not the same as staying live

What a website runs on decides how fast it answers and how often it doesn't. Most of what goes wrong afterwards goes wrong quietly, months after launch — these are handled for you, permanently.

Your own server, not shared hosting

Cheap hosting puts hundreds of websites on one machine, and they all draw from the same pot. Somebody else's busy morning becomes your slow morning; somebody else's fault can take the whole machine down with it, and you will never be told which of them it was.

Yours is a server built for your site alone. How fast it answers depends on your visitors and nobody else's, and it stays up on its own record rather than on the worst-behaved site it happens to sit beside.

The padlock keeps itself

Security certificates expire every few months. Yours renews on its own, so visitors never meet the full-page warning that tells them your site isn't safe.

Every address, not just the main one

The certificate covers your domain and anything you put under it later — a shop, a blog, a booking page. Nothing to buy again, nothing to set up.

Nothing to remember

No renewal dates in your diary, no annual scramble. The one thing nobody should lose a business over is forgetting a date.

Before you decide anything

You judge the finished website, not a sample of one.

Most of this industry asks you to commit on the strength of a mock-up and a quote. Here the entire site gets built, and you use it — click every page, edit the words, show it to whoever you show things to — while it sits at an address like 4b9e12-7a3c8d5f.asonehosting.com, costing you nothing.

Your own domain comes later, and moving it is the first thing you actually commit to. Until then there is no card, no trial to cancel and nobody to tell. If you don't come back, 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.

Two minutes from here

Give us your current address

That's step one. You'll have something real to look at inside the hour.

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No credit card required  ·  Nothing to cancel  ·  The whole site, before you commit

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