Pricing

Host with Proxy and get access to BERT CMS. Changing text or images? Simply point and click. For anything else, simply ask BERT, your new AI assistant. He's trained on our own design/development playbooks and can handle everything from writing new blog posts to planning and building multi-page user flows.

Not hosting with Proxy? Swap in Cloudflare's EmDash CMS and launch on Cloudflare or host of your choice at no extra cost.

For the time being, no. We can only host sites built or cloned by Proxy. Adding and designing your own sites from inside the portal is coming in an upcoming release.

The way in is a Clone, from $1,500, live in 10 days. We keep your design, your words, your page addresses, and your links, and rebuild what's under them. After that it's a Proxy site and every plan on this page applies to it.

Astro is the framework we build every site on. Its defining idea is that it renders your pages to plain HTML at build time, before anyone visits, and ships zero JavaScript by default. Nothing is assembled while your visitor waits. The page is already finished before anyone asks for it, and it's served as a file from Cloudflare's edge rather than built by a server on demand.

When a page genuinely needs interactivity, a gallery or a multi-step form, Astro sends just that one component and leaves the rest of the page as static HTML. That approach is called islands, and it's why an Astro page stays fast even when it's doing something clever.

The practical effects are worth spelling out. There's no database to hack, because the site is compiled ahead of time and has nothing for an attacker to query. There's no plugin bloat, so you're not running thirty third-party add-ons just to make the site work, which closes off the most common route into a site. And because Cloudflare caches the whole site at the edge, close to each visitor, it absorbs a viral traffic spike without breaking a sweat or costing a fortune in hosting.

Do a quick search and you'll notice Astro is just as easily called by its other name: The WordPress Killer. WordPress builds every page on demand. A visitor arrives, PHP wakes up, queries a MySQL database, runs whatever plugins are installed, and only then sends a page. Astro did all of that once, at build time, and serves the finished file. Same content, a fraction of the work.

• No database to hack. WordPress is vulnerable in part because it's constantly talking to a MySQL database. A static Astro site leaves an attacker with no database to target.
• No plugin bloat. You won't need thirty plugins just to make the site work, which closes off the number one source of WordPress security breaches.
• Uptime and spikes. Because Cloudflare caches the entire site at the edge, nearest to each visitor, it handles massive viral traffic without breaking a sweat or costing a fortune in hosting.
• Nothing to keep patched. No core updates, no plugin updates that break a layout on a Friday afternoon.

For a marketing site, a brochure site, or a blog, there's no contest on speed, security, or running cost. Need something niche? Just ask. We can build it.

On Cloudflare Pages, as static files rather than a server assembling pages on demand. SSL, DDoS protection, and daily backups come with it, and we manage all of it. There's no server for you to think about, patch, or pay for separately.

It's also why we don't meter your traffic. Serving a static page costs us close to nothing, so charging you per visit would be charging you for something we're not paying for.

Ten technical foundations are prepared all at once, and not over the course of months or years like SEO agencies commonly practice. This is because search and AI answer engines can only reward a site they can crawl, read, and trust:

• Speed and Core Web Vitals
• Clean, server-rendered HTML
• Mobile-first layout, tested on the phone first
• Crawlable, AI bots allowed, valid sitemap and robots
• One URL per page, with a canonical
• Unique, written titles and meta descriptions
• One meaningful H1 and a clean heading structure
• Optimized images with descriptive alt text
• Clean URLs, flat architecture, topic-cluster internal linking
• Structured data (schema)

That's the whole point of cloning it. Your page addresses, your titles, your headings, your internal links and your content all move across unchanged, so there's nothing for Google to re-learn. What changes is the technical layer underneath: speed, structure, crawlability, and Core Web Vitals, which are the things that were holding the site back.

A rebuild fixes all of that in one move, ensuring your site is up to search and AI engine standards from the start, not fixed slowly over time like with basic SEO agencies. Monthly technical SEO chips away at one problem at a time on a foundation that keeps generating new ones.

You do. The design, the content and the domain are yours, and we hand over the files if you ever move on.

A Clone launches in 10 days, guaranteed. An Upgrade shows you its first concepts within 5 days, guaranteed, and usually launches in 10. A branded build runs four to six weeks, depending on how fast content and feedback come back. You watch every step on a progress board in your portal.

A round is one batch of notes. Pin everything you want changed right on the page with Gizmonote, send it all at once, and we work through the whole list and send you a new version. That's how two rounds fit inside 10 days. Revisions are still unlimited. Each extra round just adds 2 days.

On a Clone, a revision is anything that doesn't match your original site, and there's no limit. On an Upgrade, a revision refines the design you picked. Once you choose a concept, its foundation is set: the layout and section order, the fonts, the color palette, and the overall art direction. Inside that, ask for as much as you like. Spacing, sizing, images, copy tweaks, and color adjustments within the palette are all revisions, and they're unlimited.

Changing the foundation is a new concept, not a revision. "Make it feel completely different," "try a new layout," and "different fonts and colors" each start a fresh concept, which is $700 on an Upgrade.

An Upgrade improves the site you already have: the same pages, the same structure, and the same content, with a much better design. A new sitemap, a new strategy, or new messaging is an Evolve project.

So anything a revision would need beyond that is priced, not free. A new page layout is a $250 template, a new page is $50, and copywriting and a custom logo come with Evolve.

If your Upgrade starts turning into a full redesign, switch to Evolve and pay just the difference. That's $6,500 on top of the $2,500 you've already paid.

A Clone is a carbon copy of your WordPress site that is visually indistinguishable (within 97% tolerance) from the original. It loads up to 5x faster and hits 90–100 on mobile.

Visitors can't tell. Search engines only notice that it got dramatically faster and that every technical problem was fixed in one move. We check your site from every angle and screen size so it's completely responsive and mobile first.

See real conversions and their before and after numbers.

It sounds simple, but it isn't. Reproducing a site faithfully is genuinely tricky, and we spent a long time getting the process reliable rather than approximate. Connecting the rebuild to a CMS was its own challenge. We've got the whole thing down to a simple, reproducible product that builds a perfect performance enhanced Clone every time!

You can edit your rebuilt site with our own BERT CMS via Proxy hosting, or you can always choose Cloudflare's EmDash CMS if migrating to another host.

A typical WordPress and Elementor build comes out considerably faster once it's rebuilt, in the range of a 17 to 34 percent improvement, along with a long list of technical SEO fixes. Heavier builds show more drastic improvements, with one mobile score improving from 65 to 99, and largest element paint in about 2 seconds instead of 10.

The rebuild also covers the technical improvements the site needed anyway, which is what makes it a foundation for SEO rather than a cosmetic change. See the measured before and after.

Then we price the extra rather than the whole job again. The $1,500 base package covers up to 15 pages and 50 blog posts, which fits most small and mid-sized businesses. Beyond that, a Clone is $150 for each unique page template and $30 per page built from that template, and an additional $300 per 25 extra posts. Upgrade is $250 and $50. Spawn and Evolve are $500 and $100. Multilingual sites add an $800 setup plus $400 for a small language edition or $600 for a large one.

A real example: a 125 page site with 100 posts across 11 languages came to a little over $12,000. That sounds hefty until you price a redesign of the same thing.

A Clone launches in 10 days, guaranteed. It's a faithful rebuild of a site you already have, so we can measure exactly when it's done.

On both Clone and Upgrade, your first concepts land within 5 days, guaranteed. An Upgrade is creative work, so its launch date isn't guaranteed. In most cases 10 days covers two rounds of revisions and launch, and each extra round adds 2 days.

Both are billed 100% up front.

Because search work on a slow, broken site is money spent pushing a rock uphill. A rebuild fixes every technical problem at once instead of chipping at one a month, so the SEO we do afterward actually lands. Doing them together is the only version that works, so we price them together.

Nobody wins an SEO race in 30 days. Six months is the honest minimum before you can judge the results, and paying it up front is what lets us hand over a site worth thousands on the first day instead of the last.

Because we're selling the search work, not the site. Six months is the minimum engagement where SEO shows meaningful results, and it's only because you're buying that engagement that we can hand over the build for nothing. You pay smaller amounts monthly, and when the extra customers turn up you hopefully keep going past the six month contract. If you don't, we sold at a loss, and we're betting we won't.

We used to charge a minimum of $9,000 with $4,500 up front for a site, even a rebuild, and it took eight to twelve weeks. A six-month Pulse engagement is $3,000 all in and the site comes with it. Most builds now take about two weeks rather than three months, because the process is a product now instead of a bespoke project every time.

An SEO agency will bill you every month to tinker with the site you already have. We're web developers, so we'd rather rebuild it properly once and get every technical fix out of the way at the start. Think of the rebuild as doing all the technical optimization up front rather than a little at a time… forever. Just one of the many perks of hiring web developers for your SEO needs.

Yes. SEO & AI Search only run on sites we host, because the work is inseparable from the build. We rebuild your pages, set the technical foundations, publish the topic clusters and re-measure every month. On somebody else's host we can't deploy, can't guarantee the Core Web Vitals we're being paid to move, and can't roll anything back.

So we include the hosting. Every SEO plan covers Core in full, a $99 a month value, for as long as your plan runs. Core is free, and if you'd rather have Ally you pay only the $150 difference.

Plans are $500, $1,000, and $2,000 per month, named Pulse, Signal, and Beacon. Every engagement starts with a foundation: we rebuild your site on Astro with our SEO baseline for $1,500 one time, or free with a paid six-month plan. After that it's month-to-month and you can cancel any time.

Because SEO compounds, and six months is the honest window to see it work. Technical fixes can move things within a few weeks, but getting named consistently by Google and AI builds over months as your content, entities, and reviews add up. Six months is long enough for the work to land and show real movement, and it also covers the free site rebuild we deliver up front. After your six month foundation is built, your plan switches to month-to-month and can be cancelled any time.

Technical fixes can change how AI reads your site within a few weeks, and you'll usually see early movement in the first month or two. Real, compounding results build over the full six-month program, which is why our first term is six months. We set an honest baseline on day one and target meaningful gains by month six.

We still publish. We just don't pad a word count. Writing the page is about 20 percent of what makes it rank. The other 80 percent is the work post factories skip: benchmarking where AI names you, fixing the technical foundation, making you one consistent business everywhere online, building the pages that answer real buyer questions, optimizing the pages already ranking, and earning mentions. Ten thin posts is activity you can count. Being the named answer is the result.

Because speed decides whether people stay, whether they buy, and whether search and AI engines can read you at all. Slow pages lose visitors before they act, so speed feeds straight into your conversions and leads. Google measures load speed and stability with Core Web Vitals and rewards a good page experience, so it's a real ranking factor, though not the only one. AI answer crawlers also work on a time budget, so a slow page can time out before it's read and leave you out of the answer entirely.

No. We can export your build to the host of your choice at no extra charge.

You'd swap BERT CMS for Cloudflare's EmDash CMS and launch on Cloudflare or wherever you like.

Not yet, but a self-hosted version of our Proxy Portal app is coming soon!

Yes. Add white label for $99 a month and the whole portal becomes yours: your logo, your colors, your domain. Your clients log in to your brand and never see Proxy.

There's no separate agency plan to qualify for or migrate to. It's the same Core account at $99 with sites at $25 each, plus the white-label switch. So an agency pays exactly what everyone else pays, and the sites never get cheaper or more expensive with volume.

Unlimited seats are included, so bringing your whole team costs nothing extra, and every site you add brings its own AI credits into the shared pool. With custom AI credit limits, you can control which sites get more credits, leaving the remaining sites to split the rest.

Yes. Every site you add brings 25 AI credits a month with it, and they pool into one balance for your whole account. So a portfolio of ten sites has ten sites' worth of AI behind it, and a quiet site's credits are free for you to spend on the busy one.

That's not how most builders do it. Duda grants 150 credits a month whether you run one site or four hundred, and Webflow's allowance is fixed per workspace too. Your credits should grow with your portfolio, because your work does.

Ask about our Clone sites instead. We'll rebuild your WordPress site as an Astro site starting at $1,500.* You keep your look, your words, and your links with guaranteed performance enhanced results.

*Covers most sites. Larger or multilingual sites are quoted.

There isn't one. Visits and bandwidth are not metered on any plan, so there's no number to go over and no overage to bill. A static site served from Cloudflare's edge costs us close to nothing per visit, so charging you per visit would be charging you for something we aren't paying for.

Go viral. Enjoy it. A spike means something good is happening to your business.

Visits and bandwidth aren't metered. Storage, AI credits, emails, and video minutes are, and all four are visible in your portal at any time. Seats and contacts are never counted at all.

You see it coming. Every meter lives in your portal, we warn you before you get there, and the top-up is a button in the same view. The a la carte prices in the Hosting tab are the whole list. Nothing gets deleted and nothing gets billed without you clicking it.

Large video belongs on a streaming service rather than the media library. Ask us and we'll set it up. It keeps your site fast and your plan predictable.

Invite as many teammates and guests as you'd like to your account. Seats are free and always will be. We price what you use, not who uses it, which is the opposite of nearly every tool this replaces. Add your team, your partner agency, and your accountant. The bill doesn't move.

Never. Unlike other mailing SaaS, you get UNLIMITED contacts on every plan. We count sends, not people, because a contact sitting in a database costs us nothing. If you have 20,000 contacts and email them twice a year, you're on the cheapest plan we offer and you stay there.

No. Your current plan keeps running exactly as it is. If you decide to convert to Astro, you'll choose between Core or Ally hosting, and that's when changes occur. You can make the switch yourself from the billing tab in your portal whenever you're ready.

Right here: our terms of service and acceptable use policy. The numbers on this page are the ones the agreement points at, which is why they live here and not buried in a contract.