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Complete working website · $0 today

Start with the website you have.

Send the public website you want SiteApp to rebuild. We build the complete replacement separately while your current website stays live.

Complete working rebuild $0 today
  • $0 due today
  • No website login needed
  • Your current website stays untouched
  • Estimated delivery in four business days

Request received

Your rebuild request is in. SiteApp will review the website and confirm acceptance and the delivery date by email.
Your complete website · Nothing due before approval

Use every finished page before you decide.

SiteApp turns what makes your organization valuable into a complete working website. You can use every page, test every path, and request changes while your current website stays live. Approve publication only when the replacement is ready. Afterward, SiteApp keeps your website live, current, secure, and improving.

$0 until you approve publication

Make your decision from finished work.

SiteApp builds your organization’s complete website separately from the website you use today. Review the writing, design, navigation, forms, features, and every finished page. Test your website and request revisions. Your organization owes nothing unless it approves the completed website for publication.

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Everything required to reach a finished website

  • A clear strategy built around why people choose your organization
  • Writing that answers what each of your audiences needs to know
  • Custom design, original artwork, and a coherent visual system
  • Your website’s navigation organized around what people need to find
  • Forms and features built around the actions people need to take
  • Connected forms and working links preserved from your current website
  • Every page of your website checked on phone, tablet, and desktop
  • Your final revisions, privacy-focused measurement setup, and publication
Payment begins only after publication approval

Four equal monthly payments, based on your organization’s scope.

Most organizations $1,947 × 4 equal monthly payments $7,788 total

For an organization with a focused set of services, products, programs, audiences, or locations.

Larger organizations $3,120 × 4 equal monthly payments $12,480 total

For an organization with more offers, audiences, departments, locations, or paths that must make sense together.

Really, Really Big Organizations $5,067 × 4 equal monthly payments $20,268 total

For an organization with many teams, programs, locations, and connected parts that must still feel like one organization.

Your price does not end SiteApp’s responsibility at publication. SiteApp continues operating your website with hosting, security, monitoring, backups, software maintenance, bug fixes, and privacy-focused reporting. SiteApp also reviews how people move through your website, explains the evidence, makes supported improvements, and checks what happens next.

What your organization is really buying

A published website does not eliminate the work behind it.

An agency, a builder, web software, and SiteApp can all lead to a website. The practical difference is what your organization must judge before paying, coordinate during the build, and remain responsible for after publication.

SiteApp A website SiteApp builds, publishes, and operates Marketing agency Professional services governed by an agreement Website builder Tools your organization uses to build and edit Web software Software and infrastructure your organization assembles
What can you judge before paying?
Use, test, and revise the working website SiteApp built for your organization.
Judge a proposal, scope, estimate, and examples of previous work. Try templates and editing tools before building your website. Evaluate software, themes, plugins, hosting, and how they might work together.
Who brings your website together?
SiteApp handles your website’s strategy, writing, design, artwork, navigation, forms, features, software, and infrastructure.
The agency performs the services covered by your organization’s agreement. Your organization builds your website or hires someone to use the builder. Your organization coordinates the people, software, infrastructure, and providers behind your website.
What must your organization do?
Review your completed website, request changes, and approve publication when every page is ready.
Provide materials, review work, coordinate approvals, and manage the professional engagement. Learn the builder, make the decisions, build every page, and keep your website current. Assemble your website’s parts and keep those parts working together.
Who handles changes after publication?
Email SiteApp. SiteApp operates your website and makes ordinary changes for the first four months.
Who changes your website, what changes cost, and how support works depend on your agreement. Your organization operates and updates your website through the builder. Your organization manages your website’s providers, infrastructure, software, and changes.
Who learns from what visitors do?
Each month, SiteApp reports where people continued, stopped, or completed an action, improves what the evidence shows is getting in their way, and checks the result—without analytics cookies or personal profiles.
Measurement, interpretation, and continuing improvements depend on your agency agreement. Your organization selects analytics, interprets the reports, decides what to change, and makes the changes. Your organization configures analytics and coordinates the analysis, decisions, providers, and changes.
The practical difference Your organization judges the finished website and approves publication. SiteApp builds and operates it. Your organization buys and manages the professional services defined by an agreement. Your organization uses and operates the tools needed to build its website. Your organization assembles and operates the system behind its website.
FIVE PRACTICAL DIFFERENCES The responsibility left with your organization 5 comparisons

What can you judge before paying?

SiteApp

Use, test, and revise the working website SiteApp built for your organization.

Marketing agency
Judge a proposal, scope, estimate, and examples of previous work.
Website builder
Try templates and editing tools before building your website.
Web software
Evaluate software, themes, plugins, hosting, and how they might work together.

Who brings your website together?

SiteApp

SiteApp handles your website’s strategy, writing, design, artwork, navigation, forms, features, software, and infrastructure.

Marketing agency
The agency performs the services covered by your organization’s agreement.
Website builder
Your organization builds your website or hires someone to use the builder.
Web software
Your organization coordinates the people, software, infrastructure, and providers behind your website.

What must your organization do?

SiteApp

Review your completed website, request changes, and approve publication when every page is ready.

Marketing agency
Provide materials, review work, coordinate approvals, and manage the professional engagement.
Website builder
Learn the builder, make the decisions, build every page, and keep your website current.
Web software
Assemble your website’s parts and keep those parts working together.

Who handles changes after publication?

SiteApp

Email SiteApp. SiteApp operates your website and makes ordinary changes for the first four months.

Marketing agency
Who changes your website, what changes cost, and how support works depend on your agreement.
Website builder
Your organization operates and updates your website through the builder.
Web software
Your organization manages your website’s providers, infrastructure, software, and changes.

Who learns from what visitors do?

SiteApp

Each month, SiteApp reports where people continued, stopped, or completed an action, improves what the evidence shows is getting in their way, and checks the result—without analytics cookies or personal profiles.

Marketing agency
Measurement, interpretation, and continuing improvements depend on your agency agreement.
Website builder
Your organization selects analytics, interprets the reports, decides what to change, and makes the changes.
Web software
Your organization configures analytics and coordinates the analysis, decisions, providers, and changes.

The practical difference

SiteApp
Your organization judges the finished website and approves publication. SiteApp builds and operates it.
Marketing agency
Your organization buys and manages the professional services defined by an agreement.
Website builder
Your organization uses and operates the tools needed to build its website.
Web software
Your organization assembles and operates the system behind its website.

These are typical purchase paths. The services, responsibilities, and prices included in agency agreements, builder plans, web software, and hosting packages vary.

Begin with the website your organization has now

See SiteApp’s complete replacement before deciding whether to publish it.

Send SiteApp your organization’s public website. SiteApp studies why people choose your organization and rebuilds every page around that value while your current website remains untouched. Use, test, and revise your completed new website before your organization approves publication or owes anything.

$0 today · No login or payment information required · Your organization’s current website stays live.