Guide for shop owners

What does a small shop website cost?

It depends on who does the work. You can build it yourself on a website builder and pay with your time. You can pay a designer once, then pay again for changes. Or you can pay a flat monthly price to have it built and run for you. Our longer page on small business website cost walks through each one.

Read the full page: what a small business website costs

Five questions to ask before you pay anyone

  1. Who owns the domain and the accounts?

    Ask whose name they are in, and what happens to them if you leave.

  2. What does a change cost?

    New hours, a new price, a new photo. Ask how much each change is and how long it takes.

  3. Is there a contract or an exit fee?

    Ask how you cancel, and what you owe if you do.

  4. What is the total for the first year?

    Add any setup or build fee to twelve months of the monthly price.

  5. Who keeps your Google listing right?

    A website and a Google profile are two things. Ask if both are covered.

What PageCrisp charges

These are our own prices. A website is included in every plan.

Presence: $9.99 a month, plus a $49.99 one-time setup fee.

Shop: $29.99 a month, plus a $49.99 one-time setup fee.

Service: $99.99 a month, with no setup fee.

Custom: priced by quote.

See what each plan includes

More questions owners ask

Would you rather not keep up your website and Google listing yourself? See what PageCrisp does. Want to see where your shop stands? Run the free shop check.