Free page plan
How many pages does your website actually need?
Answer six quick questions about what you sell and where you sell it. We add up the pages, price the build, and show an optional 30-blog Search Console pack for stronger organic and AI visibility. Starting at $300 for five pages — here’s why.
Be specific — roof replacement, roof repair, roof inspection, insurance claims, hurricane damage, hail damage, wind damage. The more specific you are, the better you do in search and AI answers. One page each.
Residential and commercial is 2. Each service gets a page per buyer type — Commercial Roof Repair in Oviedo is a different page (and a different search) than Residential Roof Repair in Oviedo. Most businesses answer 1 or 2.
Name the towns, not the region. One page per city, so each town can find you by name.
Material or manufacturer pages
If you install branded products, each series gets its own page — a shingle manufacturer with three lines is three pages. Skip this if it doesn’t apply.
= 0 pages
Financing, warranties, galleries, FAQs, careers — anything else you know you need.
Your website build options
Pick the coverage level that matches how aggressively you want to show up in search and AI.
Basic gets a five-page site live for $300. Medium adds the minimum SEO/AEO structure most local businesses need. Maximum adds the deep city + service coverage that helps organic growth.
Basic
Five-page starter site
$300
billed today
5
pages, not counting blogs
A clean, conversion-focused five-page website for local service providers who need the essentials live fast.
- Home page
- 1
- Core service page
- 1
- Local market page
- 1
- About page
- 1
- Contact page
- 1
- Home, service, about, contact, and one supporting page
- SEO and AEO foundations included
- Best when you serve one core audience in one market
$50/month hosting
$300 covers the first 5 pages, then $50 per page. Hosting starts 30 days after purchase.
Blogs are optional: one 30-post pack for $500, written from your real search queries.
Use this page count — back to checkoutMedium SEO/AEO Coverage
Most popularMinimum recommended coverage
$300
billed today
3
pages, not counting blogs
Enough structure to cover your services, buyer types, and city landing pages without overbuilding.
- Service pages (0 services)
- 0
- City landing pages (0 cities)
- 0
- Material / manufacturer pages
- 0
- Home + standard pages
- 3
- Extra pages
- 0
- Dedicated service pages for each buyer type
- City landing pages that point people and AI toward the right services
- Most popular balance of affordability and search coverage
$50/month hosting
$300 covers the first 5 pages, then $50 per page. Hosting starts 30 days after purchase.
Blogs are optional: one 30-post pack for $500, written from your real search queries.
Use this page count — back to checkout30-day money-back guarantee. Email us and we refund 100% of what you paid. No sales call, no retainer pitch, no haggling.
Maximum SEO/AEO Coverage
Built for organic growth
$300
billed today
3
pages, not counting blogs
Every service, in every city, for every buyer type — the deepest coverage for Google and AI answers.
- Service pages (0 services)
- 0
- City landing pages (0 cities)
- 0
- Material / manufacturer pages
- 0
- Home + standard pages
- 3
- Extra pages
- 0
- Unique city + service pages for the exact searches buyers make
- Maximum SEO, AEO, and GEO coverage from the start
- Best when organic search and AI visibility are the priority
$50/month hosting
$300 covers the first 5 pages, then $50 per page. Hosting starts 30 days after purchase.
Blogs are optional: one 30-post pack for $500, written from your real search queries.
Use this page count — back to checkoutOptional blog add-on
Add 30 blogs for $500 when you want search data working harder
We connect your site to Google Search Console, review the queries already earning impressions, then write posts around the searches people are actually making. This keeps the blog plan intentional instead of repeating the same service-city topics your website pages already cover.
- Real Search Console queries
- Top service pages reinforced
- Drafted, proofed, then auto-published
More on how they’re written: blog writing.
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 page count is site pages only. Blog content is a separate one-time add-on of 30 drafts based on real search-query data.