Frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost?
A personalized local-business website is $99 as a one-time payment. The regular price is $199; the current introductory offer is $99. We confirm your scope before work begins.
Is this a monthly payment?
No. Your website is a one-time purchase. There is no required NexaWeb monthly fee. Domain registration, hosting, and paid third-party services may have their own costs.
What happens after launch?
Every website includes 15 days of post-launch support for fixes, text and image changes, business-information updates, and reasonable launch-related adjustments. This is not unlimited work.
What happens after those 15 days?
Keep using your website normally, or choose optional Website Care for $24.90/month. Your website continues to exist without the plan.
What does Website Care include?
Ongoing work in your existing NexaWeb website: content and image changes, new service items and sections, minor design improvements, bug fixes, SEO metadata, form changes, small integrations, new website functionality, and troubleshooting. Large standalone applications and entirely new websites may need separate project pricing.
Are outside services included?
Domain registration, paid APIs, premium software, advertising, and third-party subscriptions are separate unless explicitly included in your project agreement.
Do I own my domain?
You should register your domain in your own account and retain ownership. We can help connect it to your website.
Can you redesign my existing website?
Yes. Share your current website and what you would like to improve.
Will my website work on mobile?
Yes. Every website is designed to work across phones, tablets, and desktops.
Do you work outside the United States?
Yes. We work remotely and can evaluate projects for international businesses.
Do you build ecommerce or custom applications?
We can evaluate these separately. Scope, integrations, and project pricing are agreed before work begins.
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