Is $500 Too Expensive? Let's Do The Math
One new customer per month pays for your website. Here's why it's actually the cheapest marketing you'll ever do.
We Understand the Concern
$500 is real money. Especially for a small business where every expense matters. We completely understand wanting to be careful with your budget.
But let's look at the actual numbers - because when you see the math, $500 starts to look very different.
The Simple Math
How Many Customers to Break Even?
Restaurant: Average bill $25-50 → 10-20 customers to pay for website
Barber/Salon: Average service $15-40 → 12-33 customers to pay for website
Mechanic: Average job $100-300 → 2-5 customers to pay for website
That's not per month. That's TOTAL. Forever.
Compare to Other Marketing Costs
$500 = 1-5 months of ads that stop working when you stop paying
$500 = 1-2 batches that get thrown away
$500 = half the yearly cost for something almost nobody uses anymore
Works 24/7, lasts for years, brings customers while you sleep
The Cost of NOT Having a Website
Lost Customers You'll Never Know About
Every month, people search for your type of business online. They don't find you. They go to your competitor. You'll never know how many customers you lost because they never contact you.
If just ONE customer per monthgoes to a competitor because they couldn't find you online, that's:
- Restaurant: $600-1,200/year lost
- Salon: $480-960/year lost
- Mechanic: $1,200-3,600/year lost
What $500 Actually Gets You
Professional website design
Mobile-friendly layout
Contact form and click-to-call
Google Maps integration
QR code for your business
Social media links
First year of hosting included
Ongoing support
Why We're This Affordable
You might be wondering: other website companies charge $2,000-5,000 or more. Why are we so much cheaper?
Simple: we specialize in small local businesses. We've built systems that let us create beautiful, effective websites quickly. We don't need to charge enterprise prices for small business needs.
Our goal is to help local businesses succeed online. We'd rather help 100 businesses at $500 than 10 businesses at $5,000.
Zero Risk to Try
Remember: You Don't Pay Until You're Happy
We build your demo website first. You see exactly what you're getting. Only if you love it do you pay the $500.
Don't like it? Don't pay. Simple as that.
The Real Question
The question isn't "Can I afford $500?"
The question is: "Can I afford to keep losing customers to competitors who have websites?"
One new customer per month.That's all it takes to make this the best $500 you ever spent.