Two plans, one migration fee, no contract
The monthly plan pays for hosting and, on Rebuild, for the editor. The migration fee pays for the work of moving: crawl, build, review, launch.
Plans
Freeze
$10 per month
A pixel-faithful static copy of your site, hosted. The on-ramp and the safety net.
- Hosting with TLS on your domain
- Same URLs and redirects
- Forms keep working, with email notifications
- Monthly re-crawl on request
- Download your files any time
Rebuild + AI editor
$25 per month
The same pages, rebuilt lean. Edits by chat, approved by you.
- Everything in Freeze
- Home page typically under 150 KB and under 10 requests
- WCAG 2.2 AA checks and remediation on every build
- schema.org, llms.txt, and a Markdown mirror of every page
- AI-assisted editing: ask for a change in chat, approve it, undo it
One-time migration
Crawl, build, review, launch. Priced by the number of pages the inventory counts.
- Up to 50 pages
- $149
- 51 to 250 pages
- $349
- More than 250 pages
- $699
- The migration fee is one-time and covers the crawl, the build, the review, and going live. A page is a public URL that returns HTML; media files do not count.
- No contract. Cancel from the portal and your files are yours to download.
- Stores, memberships, courses, forums, and directories do not fit a static site. We tell you that at the preview stage, before you pay anything.
What is included in both plans
- Hosting on your own domain with automatic TLS and HTTP/3
- Every URL and redirect preserved
- Forms kept working, with submissions stored in your portal and emailed to you
- A preview address for every build before it goes live
- The previous version kept, one click to restore
- Your files, downloadable at any time
Sites that do not fit
Stores, memberships, courses, forums, directories, and anything else that needs a database on every visit. The compatibility score tells us at the preview stage, and we tell you. For some of these a structured export into a modern stack is possible as a consulting project; ask on the form below.
Agencies
Running several sites? The agencies page covers how a portfolio works and who holds approval for changes.