What does the monthly fee cover?
A website subscription bundles the costs that start after launch. A typical plan covers:
- Hosting, so the site stays online
- Security updates and certificate renewals
- Content changes: text, photos and new pages
- Support from a person who knows your site
How is a subscription different from buying a website?
Buying a website outright means one larger payment for the build. After that, hosting is a separate bill, updates are your job, and each change is a new invoice from whoever built it. A subscription folds those costs into one monthly fee and makes one company responsible for keeping the site working.
Who is a website subscription for?
A subscription suits owners who want the site handled and expect it to change: new services, seasonal hours, photos of recent work, posts and offers. An owner who wants a site that rarely changes, and is happy to host and update it, may pay less buying one outright. Price the edits you expect before you decide.
What should I ask before I sign up?
Four questions sort most plans:
- What counts as a change, and is there a cap?
- Who owns the content and the domain?
- What happens to the site if I cancel?
- When does the monthly start?
Short answers to the first three are in what “unlimited website changes” means, who owns a website you pay for monthly and what happens to a website when you cancel.
How does a reddysite subscription work?
reddysite charges a setup fee for the build and a monthly fee from the day the site is delivered. The monthly pays for hosting, security patching, support and unlimited content changes: text, photos, pages and posts, with new features quoted first. What a reddysite does after launch is part of every plan, and the reddysite pricing page has the figures.