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A freelancer, one-time build

$0

An agency, one-time project

$0

A managed program, per month

$0

Pick your numbers to see the math.

  • Our flat alternative: $500 setup + $1,500/mo, every line above included.
  • Billed quarterly at $4,500, cancel any quarter, you own every asset.
  • See the full breakdown on the pricing page.

How the numbers work

What actually moves a contractor website's price

Two contractors get quotes ten times apart for what sounds like the same thing, and the gap is almost never about design. It is about scope. The biggest swing is how many service lines you sell, because each one is a different search and needs its own page to rank. The second is how many towns you want to show up in, since Google mostly shows you where your address sits unless you build a real page for each place you drive to.

After that it comes down to whether anyone is doing the ongoing work. A site that just sits there is cheap. A site where someone requests reviews after every job, keeps your Google Business profile accurate, and adds town pages as your radius grows costs more, because that is the work that keeps the phone ringing. Call tracking is the last piece: a small monthly cost that finally tells you which of all this actually produced a booked job.

This calculator turns those four levers into real 2026 ranges. The one-time numbers are what a freelancer or an agency would charge to build it once. The monthly number is what a managed program runs when the review work, town pages, and reporting never stop. Our own answer is to charge one flat fee for all of it, so you can compare like for like instead of guessing.

FAQ

Questions about the estimate

How accurate is this contractor website cost calculator?
It uses real 2026 market ranges for freelancers, agencies, and managed programs, scaled by the number of service lines and towns you want to be found in. Treat the result as a planning range, not a quote. Your final price depends on how much of the ongoing work, like reviews and town pages, you want done for you versus once.
Why is the monthly number so different from the one-time number?
A one-time build is a snapshot: you pay once and own a site that stops improving the day it ships. A monthly program keeps adding town pages, requesting reviews, and managing your Google profile, which is the work that actually wins jobs over time. They are two different products, so they price differently.
What does your flat program actually cost?
A flat $500 to set everything up, then $1,500 a month, billed quarterly at $4,500 a quarter, cancel any quarter. Every asset, the domain, the site, the reviews, the Google profile, and the tracking numbers, is yours in writing from day one. If you cancel you keep all of it.
Do I have to talk to anyone to get a price?
No. The price is the same flat number for every trade, published on the pricing page, and this calculator shows you the wider market for context. If you want a tailored read on your service area, you can reach out, but you never have to sit through a sales call to learn what it costs.

Want a straight answer for your service area?

Tell us your trade and the towns you cover. We will come back within 24 hours with an honest read on what you actually need, no pressure and no call required.