Affordable Website Plans & Pricing

A one-time setup fee is the initial payment that needs to made before work begins. It comes after client and AWS comes into an agreement for website, and part of the contract signing process.The setup fee covers the domain and web hosting, and the initial design, development and launch of your website. It also includes the pages, contact form and basic search setup listed in your selected plan.

Every plan has two required payments: a one-time setup fee and a recurring monthly management fee. The setup fee covers the initial website build, while the monthly fee covers the ongoing services - included website and domain hosting - to keep the website active.

Costs that are paid separately are additional fees not included in the plan, i.e. if the client wants to avail the Google Business Profile service as an add-on to the Early-Bird Solo Trade Flyer plan. Or, any other additional SEO services or third-party tools that the client wants to avail that is not listed in any of the plan inclusions. We will explain these costs before you sign up. Such additional services and tools are subject to availability and agreement between client and AWS.

Yes. You can upgrade or change your plan as your business grows. We will confirm the updated services and monthly cost before making any changes. Please refer to our terms and conditions for the monthly billing cycle.

The Early-Bird plan has a reduced one-time setup fee of $159, normally $399. It also requires a recurring monthly management fee of $149 after 30 days from sign-up. Limited slots only.

The Early-Bird plan includes a three-page website and one monthly blog post. The Regular plan includes a five-page website, three monthly blog posts, Google Business Profile setup and one monthly profile post, plus a basic performance report.

Yes, since you paid for your website. While your monthly plan is active, Affordable Web Studio manages the website, domain and related assets on your behalf. If you cancel, full ownership will be transferred to you once all outstanding fees are paid. Transfer details will be provided within seven business days, and you will then be responsible for your platform hosting and domain renewal costs.

The monthly fee covers ongoing work after your website is launched to keep your site active, including the monthly website hosting. Depending on your plan, this may include blog publishing, website updates, search and AI visibility support, Google Business Profile posts and performance reporting.

The Business Plan includes a five-page website, four monthly blog posts, Google Business Profile setup, two profile posts per month, three location pages and a basic monthly performance report.

It is included in the Regular and Business plans. Our Google Business Profile (GBP) service includes helping clients setup their profile, and doing monthly updates. Early-Bird clients can add Google Business Profile support for $30 per month.

Clients can opt to withdraw from a monthly management plan, provided that they express their desire to cancel before the start of their billing cycle date, and settle any fees that occur as part of their plan and contract. More information on our terms and conditions.

Yes. All prices shown on this page are in US dollars.

Yes, we do. While most of our clients are in the US, Canada and Australia, we can also accommodate clients from other countries. Plan price reference will be in US dollars.

The timeline depends on your selected plan, the number of pages and how quickly you provide the required content and feedback. If we receive all material within 2-3 days after sign-up, estimated website launch (if confirmation & approval is quick) is approximately within 2 weeks. We’ll confirm your estimated schedule before work begins. Delays in receiving your materials or approvals may extend the completion date.

The Early-Bird or Regular Solo Trade Flyer plans. The best option depends on the number of website pages, monthly blog posts and profile support you need, including how fast you want your website to launch.

Both terms mean an owner-operator who runs their business alone or with up to [two] helpers, from a single location — the difference is the kind of work you do.Solo tradespeople are hands-on and usually licensed or certified, working on-site at a customer's home or premises: electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, roofers, carpenters, painters, tilers, landscapers, concrete and masonry workers, pest control operators and cleaners.Service professionals sell expertise rather than manual work, usually from an office or their own home: accountants, bookkeepers, tax preparers, lawyers, consultants, real estate agents, insurance brokers, photographers, virtual assistants and other independent practitioners.On the service side it includes bookkeepers, accountants, consultants, mobile therapists, photographers, and other independent professionals who sell their own services directly to customers.Businesses with more than [three] people, more than one location, or a franchise arrangement will get more from the Business plan. Not sure which one fits? Ask us before you sign up and we'll point you to the right plan.