Free page plan
How many pages does your website actually need?
Already have a site? Paste it and we’ll read it. Just starting out? Tell us what the business does. Either way you get the page-by-page structure that gets you found in search and quoted in AI answers.
Step 1 — choose your coverage
How much SEO/AEO coverage do you want?
This is the single biggest driver of page count. One page can’t rank for eight things — the more specific pages you have, the more questions you can win in search and in AI answers. Start smaller and add pages later at $50 a page.
Step 2 — tell us about the business
Pick a coverage level above and this unlocks.
Why page count matters
Quality with quantity is the new standard
One page can only answer one question
A single services page that lists eight things ranks for none of them. Search engines and AI assistants pick the page that answers the exact question asked — so each offer needs its own page.
Buyers search by where and who, not just what
Nobody searches “roofing.” They search “roof replacement in Round Rock” or “inventory software for manufacturers.” That means a page per service, per city or industry.
Quality with quantity
It used to be quality over quantity. Now assistants quote whichever page has the most specific, well-written answer. You need depth and coverage — thin filler pages still lose.
FAQ
Questions about page counts
- How many pages does my website actually need?
- It depends on how many services you sell and how many cities or industries you serve. The planner reads your site and recommends a page count: one page per service, one per city or industry, plus the core pages every business needs.
- What are the three coverage levels?
- Foundation is a 5-page site: home, about, one services page, one service-area page, and contact. Growth breaks each service into its own page. Maximum adds a page per city that lists every service you offer there.
- Can I start small and add pages later?
- Yes. Most businesses start with the 5-page foundation and add service or city pages over the following year at $50 a page.
- What if I don't have a website yet?
- Choose the starting-out path and describe your business, what you sell, and whether you market locally or by industry. The planner builds a page plan from your description instead of a crawl.
- Do blogs count toward the page count?
- No. The recommended page count is site pages only. Blog content is a separate one-time add-on of 30 SEO-rich drafts.