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Which Website Package Is Right for Your Business?
Not sure which website package you need? Answer a few quick questions and SiteByPiece will recommend the best starting option based on your website needs, features, budget, and business goals.
What type of website do you need?
How To Choose A Website Package
Choosing a website package is mostly about scope, not taste. Decide how many pages your business genuinely needs, list the features customers will actually use, then pick the smallest package that already includes those features. SiteByPiece packages start at $220 and go up as pages, ecommerce and system features are added, so you are never paying for a large build to get a small site online.
Nothing is a dead end. Many businesses start with a smaller package and add pages or features later, and nothing already built has to be redone.
How Many Website Pages Does My Business Need?
One to three pages works for a new business that mainly needs to look credible and be contacted. Four to six pages suits a service business that wants separate service, about, gallery and booking pages. Seven or more usually means separate pages per service or service area, or a blog, which is where unlimited standard website pages matter more than a page count.
Which Features Should My Business Website Have?
Contact forms, mobile friendly design and basic SEO belong on every site. Booking and payment integrations matter for appointment businesses. Product catalogs, blogs and analytics come in on the larger packages, and logins, portals and member areas are system features rather than page features.
Should I Pay In Full or Use A Website Payment Plan?
Paying in full is the lower total and the project is built straight through. Payment options exist so you can start sooner: equal payments, milestone payments, smaller payments, or flexible Build As You Pay where you pay for one piece at a time. These are payment schedules with SiteByPiece — not credit, not financing, and no credit check. See how Build As You Pay works.
When Do I Need A Custom Website?
Customer or employee accounts, portals, dashboards, databases, multiple user roles, document uploads and internal workflows go past what a standard package covers. Those projects are reviewed first and quoted in writing. Request a website estimate and describe what the system needs to do.
Website package questions
- How do I choose a website package?
- Start with how many pages you need, then the features that matter most — booking, payments, a store, a blog or a login area. Pick the smallest package that already includes the features you need, since pages and features can be added later without redoing what is already built.
- How many pages does my business website need?
- Most small businesses do well with 3 to 6 pages: home, services, about and contact, plus a gallery or booking page. Businesses with several services, service areas or a blog usually want unlimited standard pages instead.
- Which features should my business website have?
- Every business site should have a contact form, mobile friendly design and basic SEO. Add booking if customers schedule with you, payments if you collect money online, and a store only if you are selling products.
- Should I pay in full or use a website payment plan?
- Paying in full costs less overall. Payment options exist so you can start now instead of waiting: equal payments, milestone payments, smaller payments or flexible Build As You Pay. These are payment schedules, not credit or financing, and there is no credit check.
- When do I need a custom website instead of a package?
- When you need customer or employee accounts, portals, multiple user roles, databases, internal workflows or company specific systems. Those are quoted individually after a short review rather than priced from a package list.
- Is the recommendation a final quote?
- No. The finder points you to the closest existing package at its current price. Anything that needs custom work is reviewed first and quoted in writing.