The monthly fee never ends
A builder plan looks cheap until you have paid it every month for years, and the site still is not yours.
This one is for the DIY crowd…
Outgrown the site
Outgrown the site
you built yourself?
Webador, Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy — a DIY builder was the right call when you started. But if the template site is starting to cost you customers, we rebuild it properly, for a fixed price you know before we start, in accounts you own.
No jargon. No builder subscription. You own everything at the end.
From
$2,000
$2,000
Straight up: if your DIY site is doing its job, keep it. A builder is the right tool for plenty of businesses, and we will happily tell you so.
This page is for the folks who have hit the ceiling — and half-suspect it already.
— Josh, the bloke who builds them
Chapter one
How to know you have hit the ceiling
If two or more of these are true, the builder that got you started is now holding you back.
Your site looks like someone else’s
Because it is the same template, used by thousands of other businesses, with the colours changed.
Speed and Google are out of your hands
The site is only ever as fast and as findable as the platform allows, and you cannot get under the hood to fix it.
You cannot take it with you
Stop paying and the site disappears. Most builders will not let you export a working website, ever.
The difference
Renting a template.
Owning a website.
Both are legitimate ways to be online. Here is the honest difference, so you can pick with your eyes open.
Staying on the builder
Fine while you are small- ✗The site lives on their platform — stop paying and it is gone
- ✗A subscription every month, for as long as you exist
- ✗Templates and features on their terms, shared with everyone
- ✗Speed and search settings capped at whatever the platform does
- ✗Support is a help centre article
A Webinator rebuild
Built once, owned forever- ✓Built in your accounts — domain, hosting, the lot, in your name
- ✓Pay once. Afterwards you pay only your own hosting and domain, usually a few hundred dollars a year
- ✓Hand built for your business — no template, no twins
- ✓Built lean so it loads fast and Google, and the AI assistants people now ask, can find you
- ✓A real person on the phone. His name is Josh
The move
Switching is easier than you think
1
Free health check first
We read your current site and send you a short report in plain English — speed, Google visibility, what visitors see first. If the site is fine, we say so, free.
2
We rebuild alongside it
Your current site stays up the whole time. Nothing goes offline, and nothing goes live until you have approved it.
3
Switch over in an afternoon
The domain points at the new site, your email is untouched, and you cancel the old builder plan only once the new site is live and checked.
Fair questions
The switching questions everyone asks
Can you move my site off Webador, Wix or Squarespace?
Yes, though not by dragging it across — builders do not let a working site be exported. We rebuild it properly, better than it was, and nothing changes until you have seen and approved the new one.
Do I lose my domain name?
No. If your domain is registered through the builder, moving it into an account in your own name is part of the job.
Will my email break?
No. Email is separate from the website, and we check it before and after the switch.
What happens to my Google reviews and ranking?
Your reviews live on your Google Business Profile and do not move. Your web address stays the same, so your Google history comes with it, and we set up redirects for any page that changes.
When is staying on the builder the right call?
Brand new business, tight budget, site doing its job — stay put, honestly. The free health check will tell you either way, and we regularly tell people not to spend money with us.
What does it cost?
Fixed price from $2,000, agreed in writing before any work starts. After that you pay no ongoing fee to us, ever.
The next step
Start with the free health check
Tell us where your site lives and we will send you a plain-English report on how it is really doing. No obligation, and no hard feelings if you stay on the builder.