Most small businesses overpay for a website twice: once to an agency that quotes enterprise rates for a five-page site, and again in a year when the freelancer who built it has moved on and nobody's patching security holes. GCP builds a starter site from $650 and keeps it running from $149/month — hosting, SSL, backups, security updates, and edits included. The price is low because we're one senior operator running lean, not because the work is thin.
Starting at $650 · from $149/month for hosting, updates, and support · most sites launch in 2-3 weeksYou don't need a discovery workshop or a twelve-page proposal — you need a site that looks like your business, loads fast, and doesn't break the month after launch.
Most small business owners land on a website in one of three ways. They've never had one and are quoting agencies who want $8,000-$15,000 for something that should take weeks. Or they built something themselves on a DIY platform years ago and it looks it. Or they paid a freelancer for a one-time build that's been quietly rotting ever since — no one applying security patches, every small text change costing an invoice.
GCP builds it starting at $650, and instead of walking away, keeps it running from $149 a month. You get one person who knows your site, answers directly, and doesn't bill you every time you need a phone number changed.
A real, custom-designed site — not a template with your logo dropped in. Scoped to what a small business actually needs to convert visitors into calls and leads.
Designed around your business, your services, and your brand — not a stock theme. Built mobile-first because most of your customers will find you on a phone.
Home, services or products, about, and contact — scoped to your business. Larger sites with more pages or local-SEO landing pages are scoped separately; see pricing for details.
Contact and quote forms that email you the moment someone fills them out. No third-party form dashboard to log into — it just lands in your inbox.
Titles, meta descriptions, structured data, and a sitemap set up correctly at launch — the foundation search engines need to find and understand your site.
Built on the same infrastructure we run our own AI products on — not shared cheap hosting that slows to a crawl during a traffic spike.
Most sites go from kickoff to live in 2-3 weeks. You're not in a queue behind other clients — you're working directly with the person building it.
Here's exactly what's bundled into the monthly fee — and roughly what each piece costs when a small business buys it separately.
| What's included | What it typically costs bought separately |
|---|---|
| Managed web hosting | Roughly $15-40/month for reliable managed hosting on its own |
| SSL certificate | Often bundled awkwardly or billed as a renewal fee most owners forget about |
| Domain management | Renewal reminders and DNS changes most owners handle themselves, badly |
| Security patching & software updates | Freelancers typically bill $50-150 per maintenance visit, if you remember to ask |
| Daily automated backups | $5-20/month for a decent backup service — or nothing, until you need one |
| Uptime monitoring | $10-30/month for a monitoring service most small sites don't have |
| Content edits — copy, photos, hours, pricing | Freelancer hourly rates often run $50-150/hour with a one-hour minimum per request |
| Performance tuning | Usually billed hourly, if anyone's watching page speed at all |
| Basic on-page SEO upkeep | SEO retainers commonly start in the several-hundred-dollars-a-month range |
| Analytics & direct support from one senior partner | A dashboard nobody reads, and a support ticket that sits for a week |
Add those up separately and a small business easily clears $150-300 a month before a single content edit — plus the freelancer invoices when something breaks. This plan is one monthly fee, starting at $149, from one person who already knows your site. Same-day weekday response by email — not a ticket queue.
Need a bigger site with more pages or local-SEO landing pages? See full pricing and build-size options →
A small business website is the easy part of what we do. Here's a real, paying client we built and still operate — not a mockup, not a template demo.
A Phoenix-metro pool service company, rebuilt as a lead-generating website.
This client didn't need a brochure — they needed leads. We built a mobile-first site with an instant AI pool-service estimate tool, a review-generation funnel with a printable QR code, and lead-capture forms that email the owner the second a form is submitted.
Underneath, city-by-service local landing pages target every neighborhood the business serves, cross-linked and sitemap-indexed for local search — the same local-SEO approach behind our city pages and trade pages.
Six stages. The first happens the day you reach out. The last one never really ends — that's what the care plan is for.
A short call to understand your business, your services, and what the site needs to do. We scope pages and price before anything starts.
You send what you have — logo, photos, service list, a rough idea of your copy. We fill gaps and write what's missing.
The site gets designed and built — mobile-first, fast, with forms wired to your inbox and basic SEO set up correctly from the start.
You see it before it's live. We make the rounds of changes that come out of that review before launch, not after.
Domain pointed, SSL live, analytics wired up. Most sites go live 2-3 weeks after kickoff.
Hosting, backups, security updates, and content edits run in the background from here on — you email a change, we make it.
Same starting-at pricing, tuned to how your specific city or trade actually needs to sell.
Tell us about your business and we'll scope the build and confirm the price before anything starts. No pitch deck, no proposal theater — just a straight answer on what it takes to get your site live.
Starting at $650 · from $149/month · one senior partner, start to finish