What a website costs with us, and what drives SEO effort

The website: $199 to build, then $19 a month

Websites are built on 2oozy. 2oozy's published price is $199 to build the website, then $19 a month for hosting. You see the website before you pay, billed monthly until you cancel. There are no setup tiers and no separate design fee. Your first charge is $218: the $199 build plus the first month of hosting. Taxes are extra where they apply. If you want your own domain, you buy it from a registrar and connecting it is included. Hosting renews monthly until you cancel; cancelling takes effect at the end of the month you paid for, and the website then goes offline (it is not deleted). Biz Web Helpers and 2oozy are both run by Airmecanx LLC, a Florida company.

What seeing it before you pay means

You are not asked to pay for a promise. You look at your actual website, with your services and area on it, and then decide. If it is not right, you can ask for changes, or walk away.

SEO help is quoted after a conversation

Every website gets a search-friendly setup and guidance on your Google Business Profile. Some owners want more: extra service pages, help cleaning up old listings, or regular content. How much work that is varies a lot between businesses, so there is no fixed SEO price. We talk first, then quote.

What drives SEO effort

These are the things that make SEO work bigger or smaller. Knowing them helps you judge any quote, ours or anyone else's.

• How many distinct services you offer, since each main service usually deserves its own page
• How many towns or neighborhoods you serve, and how clearly you can describe them
• Whether you already have a Google Business Profile, and whether it is verified and accurate
• Old or duplicate listings with a past address or phone number that need fixing
• How many other businesses offer the same service in your area
• How much you can tell us: photos, common customer questions, what makes your work different
• Whether you want one-time setup or ongoing help

How this compares with other ways to get a website

A do-it-yourself website builder usually charges a monthly plan, and you supply the design, the writing and the hours. It can cost less in money and more in time. Freelancers and agencies usually quote per project, sometimes with a monthly fee for hosting and changes on top; you get more custom work, and prices vary widely depending on scope. A done-for-you website like ours sits between them: someone else builds it, the price is published, and you see the result before paying.

None of these is right for everyone. If you enjoy building things and have spare evenings, a builder may suit you. If you need custom features such as online booking tied to your own systems, an agency may be the better fit. If you want a clear, accurate website without learning a new tool, done-for-you makes sense.