A professionally built, conversion-focused home-service website — designed, written, hosted, secured, maintained and supported for one predictable monthly price. No five-figure upfront invoice. No DIY website project. No chasing a freelancer every time something needs to change.
Typical target after kickoff, assuming required access, assets and client feedback are provided on time. Larger or more complex websites may take longer.
Copy written for youHosting, security and backups includedYou own your domainTarget launch 7–14 daysNo five-figure invoiceBuilt for home services onlyCopy written for youHosting, security and backups includedYou own your domainTarget launch 7–14 daysNo five-figure invoiceBuilt for home services only
The offer, plainly
What you get starting at $299/month
Not a scorecard of marketing metrics. This is a website product — here's what the product actually is.
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Professional website
Built for a real home-service company — not a template you have to assemble yourself on a Sunday night.
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Copy included
We write the core website copy with your input. You don't get an empty document and a homework assignment.
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Target launch: 7–14 days
A productized process designed to move far faster than a traditional two-to-four-month website project.
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Hosting + maintenance
Hosting, SSL, security, backups and updates. The technical infrastructure is our problem, not yours.
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Ongoing support
The website doesn't become abandoned software the day after launch. Real people, still answering.
For twenty years, buying a website meant picking between a big invoice and a second job. There's usually a third option now.
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Option 1 — the big custom project
$8K–$20K+ upfront. Potentially excellent work. But expensive, slow, and often more than a smaller home-service company actually needs.
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Option 2 — DIY
Cheap. But now the owner has another job: design it, write it, maintain it, troubleshoot it, optimize it. Usually at 10pm, badly, forever.
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Option 3 — Website-as-a-Service
A professional website delivered through a standardized process and paid monthly instead of requiring a major upfront investment. That's the middle ground we're trying to create.
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The hostage site
The version of any of the above where an agency owns your domain and hosting, so leaving means starting over. We don't do that, and neither should anyone else.
The obvious question
Okay. How can you possibly build a good website for $299/month?
Because we're not reinventing website development from scratch every time a home-service company hires us.
A traditional custom project can involve custom discovery, custom UX, completely bespoke design, several concepts, extensive wireframing, large stakeholder groups, many revision rounds and specialized development. That work can absolutely justify a five-figure price. Most home-service companies just don’t need all of it.
We use a productized website system built specifically for home services. We standardized the parts that don’t need reinventing — then customize the parts that make you you. And because we earn recurring revenue instead of needing the whole project profitable on day one, we can charge far less at the start.
Standardized
Page structures
Conversion patterns
Development systems
Technical infrastructure
Mobile behavior
Lead forms
SEO fundamentals
Launch process
Hosting
Maintenance
Onboarding
Customized to you
Your brand
Your services
Your market
Your photography
Your reviews
Your team
Your differentiators
Your offers
Productized doesn’t mean generic. It means we stopped rebuilding the wheel every time a roofer needs a website.
The honest part
So what's the trade-off?
You're trading unlimited customization for a set of things most home-service companies value more.
What you gain
Much lower upfront cost
Faster delivery
Predictable monthly pricing
Ongoing maintenance
Ongoing support
A proven home-service website system
What you give up
Months of brand discovery
Completely original art direction
Custom illustration
Highly specialized UX
Complex integrations
Advanced interactive features
If you need those, our Website-as-a-Service product isn’t the right solution — and we’ll recommend a custom engagement when a custom engagement actually makes sense.
We don’t need this to be the right website for everybody. It needs to be the right website for the companies it was built for.
Speed without sloppiness
How do we get a website live in 7–14 days?
Not by rushing the work. By removing the parts of traditional website development that don't need to be reinvented every time.
Kickoff→Content→Build→Review→QA→Live7–14 days
Day 0
Kickoff
We collect what the build needs. The faster this arrives, the faster everything after it moves.
Company information
Services and markets
Brand assets
Website + domain access
Photography
Reviews
Competitors
Offers and differentiators
Days 1–3
Strategy + content
We map the site and write the core copy. You review it for accuracy, not for authorship.
Navigation
Core pages
Service structure
Calls-to-action
Page hierarchy
Core website copy drafted
Days 3–7
Design + build
Built on our home-service design system, then customized around your brand, photos and services.
Desktop layout
Mobile layout
Lead forms
Calls-to-action
Service structure
Conversion design
Days 7–10
Review + revision
You review the working site. Consolidate feedback into one clear round wherever possible — that's what keeps this fast.
Working site walkthrough
Consolidated feedback
Factual corrections
Revision round
Days 10–14
QA + launch
The unglamorous part that decides whether a launch goes well or quietly costs you traffic.
Form testing
Mobile checks
Link checks
Analytics + Search Console
Metadata review
Redirect mapping
Technical SEO review
Domain connection
Complex websites, large migrations, delayed feedback, missing photography or unusual integrations can extend this timeline. 7–14 days is our target, not a guarantee.
Accountability, both ways
What can slow the process down?
Almost every delayed launch we've seen comes down to one of these six. None of them are mysterious.
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Missing access
If nobody knows the domain password, we can't point the domain. This is the single most common launch delay.
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Missing information
We need accurate service, company and market information. We won't guess about what you do or where you do it.
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Slow feedback
A seven-day review delay is a seven-day project delay. There's no version of this where that isn't true.
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Large websites
A ten-page site and a seventy-five-page multi-location site are different projects with different timelines.
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Custom functionality
Calculators, customer portals, unusual integrations or custom development need additional time.
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Major rebranding
If you need a whole new identity, logo and brand strategy first, that's a separate project — and it should be.
Our goal is speed without sloppiness — and that takes both of us.
Exact scope
What exactly do I get for $299/month?
No 'starting package' hand-waving. Here's the line-item version, with the numbers we haven't finalized clearly marked instead of quietly implied.
Website foundation
$299
per month
Activation fee: confirmed on your proposal
Larger sites, more services and additional locations scale from here — quoted plainly before you commit.
We'd rather talk you into the right plan than sell you the cheap one and renegotiate in month three.
Probably yes if
You serve primarily one market
You have a straightforward service offering
You need roughly 5–10 core pages
You don't need advanced custom functionality
You want someone else handling the technical work
You need a professional digital foundation
You're currently on an outdated or DIY website
You may need a larger plan if
You have multiple locations
You offer a long list of services
You need dozens of service-area pages
You need ongoing SEO content production
You need advanced CRM or integrations
You operate multiple brands
You need custom functionality
Your site architecture is significantly larger
We’ll tell you before you commit. No surprise scope changes after onboarding.
Side by side
$299 website vs. $10K custom website vs. DIY
Three legitimate ways to get a website. They're good at genuinely different things.
Consideration
Constructo Website-as-a-Service
Custom website project
DIY website builder
Upfront investment
Low — activation fee only
High — typically $8K–$20K+
Very low
Monthly cost
$299/mo and up
Hosting + support, billed separately
Builder subscription
Launch timeline
Target 7–14 days
Often several weeks to several months
Entirely up to the owner
Design
Productized system, customized to your company
Fully bespoke art direction
Template-driven
Copywriting
Core copy written for you
Usually included, priced accordingly
You write it
Hosting
Included
Varies by vendor
Included in the builder plan
Maintenance
Included
Varies — often billed hourly
Owner responsible
Security & backups
Included
Varies
Platform-level only
SEO foundation
Built in — structure, metadata, speed, Search Console
Depends on the developer
Depends on the owner
Ongoing updates
Routine edits included
Usually a change order
Owner does it
Technical responsibility
Ours
Shared or unclear after launch
Yours
Custom functionality
Limited — quoted separately
Highest
Plugin-dependent
Best for
Most small and mid-sized home-service companies that need a strong professional foundation
Companies with advanced brand, UX or technical requirements
Very early businesses where saving cash matters more than saving time
The fair counterargument
If this is $299, why would anyone still pay $10,000+?
Because sometimes they should. A fully custom website earns its price when the company genuinely needs what it buys.
Bespoke brand strategy
Highly custom design
Extensive UX research
Advanced functionality
Custom integrations
Large multi-location architecture
Original illustration or animation
Complex interactive tools
Extensive stakeholder input
We’re not trying to replace every custom website project. We’re solving a more common problem: a good home-service company needs a professional website, and that shouldn’t always require a five-figure check.
Run the numbers
Isn't $299/month more expensive over time?
It can be. We're not going to hide the math from you — here it is.
1 year at $299/mo
$3,588
3 years at $299/mo
$10,764
5 years at $299/mo
$17,940
What those payments include
Hosting
Security
Maintenance
Backups
Support
Routine changes
Ongoing infrastructure
A site that doesn't go stale
The other side
A $10,000 website may have a lower long-term total if you keep it for many years and need very little support. But it may also require separate hosting, maintenance, redesigns, support and development fees — and those invoices rarely show up in the original comparison.
This isn’t financing disguised as a website. It’s a different ownership and service model: higher upfront with lower recurring service, or lower upfront with ongoing management. Pick the one that fits how you run your business.
Set expectations correctly
When the traffic comes, your website should do its job
Your website can't make homeowners search for your service. Traffic comes from Google, Maps, LSAs, Ads, referrals, social, AI search and direct. The website's job is turning that attention into action.
It includes an SEO foundation. It does not include an ongoing SEO campaign. Those are two very different products and conflating them is how people get disappointed.
Included — the foundation
Crawlable architecture
Search-friendly URLs
Page titles
Metadata
Proper heading structure
Mobile optimization
Search Console setup
Analytics
Basic schema where appropriate
Sitemap
Indexation setup
Service-page structure
Not included — ongoing SEO
Content production
New service and city pages
Local SEO campaign work
Authority and link building
Regular optimization cycles
Competitor analysis
Ongoing keyword expansion
AI search optimization
Ongoing search growth requires a separate or higher-level marketing plan.
Will rebuilding my website hurt my Google rankings?
A migration always carries some SEO risk. Nobody should promise otherwise. What we can do is run the process that keeps that risk small.
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Inventory every existing URL
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Identify pages with traffic or rankings
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Preserve valuable URLs wherever possible
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Map old URLs to new URLs
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301 redirect anything that changes
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Preserve valuable content where appropriate
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Preserve useful metadata
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Configure Search Console
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Submit and update the sitemap
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Monitor indexation after launch
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Review crawl errors post-launch
The goal isn’t just a prettier website. It’s improving the site without throwing away the authority you already built.
Your side of it
How much work is this going to create for me?
Less than a DIY build or a traditional agency process — but not zero. Here's exactly what we need from you.
What we need
Logo and brand assets
Service information
Service areas
Company information
Team information
Reviews
Photography
Access to your existing website
Domain and DNS access
Feedback during the review round
We write the core website copy. You’re not receiving an empty Google Doc with “fill this out and send it back when you’re done” attached to it.
Your job is to provide accurate information and assets, review our work, tell us what’s factually wrong, and approve launch. That’s it.
Support scope
What does 'ongoing edits' actually mean?
Your plan includes a defined allowance of routine edits each month, specified in your agreement. We don't advertise 'unlimited' because we don't intend to operate that way.
Routine edits
Swap photos
Change employee information
Update a phone number
Add a review
Change copy
Update service details
Change a call-to-action
Add project images
Project work, not an edit
A completely new custom page
A full redesign
A new brand identity
A custom calculator
Custom application functionality
Major architecture changes
These get quoted separately so a big request doesn’t quietly consume the support everyone else is paying for.
Ownership
What do you actually own?
Subject to your final contractual terms — and the contract is the document that governs, not this page.
You own
Your domain
Your company name
Your logo
Your brand assets
Your photography
Your business information
Your analytics data
Your Google accounts
Your Google Business Profile
Your ad accounts
Your original client-provided assets
Your website content rights as defined in the agreement
Constructo / third-party software may retain
Proprietary CRM systems
Internal automation frameworks
Licensed third-party software
Reusable Constructo systems and components
Internal development infrastructure
Proprietary tools
Reusable systems and licensed software stay with us or their vendors. Your business assets never do.
Leaving
What happens if you cancel?
We don't want the cancellation process to become a hostage negotiation, so here's how it works in plain English.
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Notice period
Roughly 45 days' cancellation notice, subject to your final contract terms.
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Service stops
When the agreement ends, we stop hosting and managing the website. No mystery shutdowns before that.
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Your assets stay yours
Domain, content, photography, analytics, Google accounts and ad accounts remain yours.
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Transfer and export
The website transfer or export process follows the agreement, and we'll help you execute it.
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Proprietary systems don't transfer
CRM and automation frameworks built on our proprietary systems stay with us. We say so up front, not on the way out.
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Third-party subscriptions
Licensed software and third-party subscriptions may need to be replaced or migrated into your own accounts.
Final terms are governed by your service agreement. If anything here reads differently than the contract, the contract wins — and we’ll walk you through it before you sign.
No footnotes
The fine print, said plainly
Six things we'd rather you hear now than find out in month four.
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This is a subscription
You're paying for the website plus ongoing management. Stop paying and the hosting and management stop with it.
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$299 doesn't mean unlimited
Larger sites, more services and more locations cost more. We'll tell you that before you sign, not after.
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Full SEO is separate
The website includes the foundation. Ongoing search growth requires ongoing work, and that's a different plan.
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Add-ons are add-ons
CRM, call tracking, review automation and paid media may cost extra. We're not going to imply they're free.
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Custom is still an option
Some companies genuinely should buy a bespoke custom website. If that's you, we'll say so.
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We need you to move too
The 7–14 day target depends on access, assets and timely feedback. We can't launch a domain we can't reach.
Proof, labeled honestly
See what a Constructo website actually looks like
We'd rather show you real sites than invent conversion statistics. Our published client results are labeled by the service that produced them — website work is website work, and SEO results are SEO results.
What we can show you
An outdated DIY site→A professional, mobile-first home-service site
No clear service structure→A real page for every core service
Buried phone number→Obvious calls-to-action on every screen
Hidden or missing reviews→Reviews and project photography up front
Nobody maintaining it→Hosting, security and updates handled
What we won’t do
We’re not going to borrow an SEO case study and imply the website product produced those rankings. If a result came from a search campaign, it’s labeled as one. Ask us on a call and we’ll walk you through live client sites and the timelines they launched on.
Pricing, ownership, timelines, cancellation, SEO, migrations and the awkward ones. Real answers, not SEO filler.
Because we're not reinventing website development every time a home-service company hires us. The page structures, conversion patterns, development system, hosting, mobile behavior and launch process are already built and battle-tested. We customize that foundation around your company rather than starting from a blank canvas. And because we earn recurring revenue, the project doesn't have to be profitable on day one.
Next step
Need the website. Not the $10,000 invoice?
Tell us about your business, what you're currently working with and what the website needs to accomplish. If the $299 plan fits, we'll tell you. If your company needs something larger, we'll show you why before you spend anything.