A website that works, for ninety-nine dollars a month.
Custom design, hosting, maintenance, backups, and content updates, all in one monthly payment. No five-figure build fee, no separate hosting bill, and no waiting three weeks for someone to change a phone number.
Book a Discovery CallMost small business websites are a one-time purchase that slowly stops working
You pay somewhere between three and ten thousand dollars up front. The site launches. Then the person who built it moves on, hosting renews somewhere you can't remember, and when you need a small change you either pay an hourly rate or you don't bother.
Two years later your hours are wrong, your services page is out of date, and the site looks like it belongs to a different business than the one you're running now. Not because anyone did a bad job, but because a website is a living thing and it got treated like a purchase.
What ninety-nine a month actually covers
- Custom website design and build. Not a template with your logo dropped in
- Fast, secure hosting
- Ongoing maintenance. Updates, security patches, and the boring work that keeps a site from breaking
- Automatic backups. So a bad update isn't a catastrophe
- Content updates. Need your hours changed, a service added, a photo swapped? Send it over and it gets done
That's the whole thing. One payment, month to month, and the site stays current instead of slowly going stale.
Let's save us both a call
Good fit if:
- You're a service-based business that needs a site people actually contact you through
- You need a standard site, meaning pages, forms, and information rather than a store
- You want the site maintained instead of handed to you and forgotten
- You'd rather pay monthly than drop several thousand at once
Not the right fit if:
- You need ecommerce. Not a no, but a different conversation. Message us and we'll talk about fit and pricing, because the right partner depends on what you're selling and how
- You want a custom web application or something with complex functionality
- You want to own the build outright and never speak to us again. Reasonable, just not what this is
We're based in Wichita and work with a lot of businesses here, but plenty of our clients are elsewhere. The work happens the same way either way.
Five steps from start to launch
Step 1 — Sitemap
We map every page the site needs and what lives on each one. You approve the structure before anyone writes a word.
Step 2 — Copy
We write the actual content, page by page, built to convert rather than just describe. You review and mark it up.
Step 3 — Mockup
You see the design before it gets built. This is where you catch anything that doesn't feel like you.
Step 4 — Build Out
The approved design and copy get built into a real, working site.
Step 5 — Launch
We go live, test everything, and make sure it's actually working. Then we keep it that way.
Timeline: Most builds run four to six weeks start to finish. The biggest variable is how quickly copy and design get reviewed on your end, since nothing moves until you approve.
Selling online?
Ecommerce isn't part of the $99 offer, but it's not off the table. What you're selling and how you're selling it determines who the right build partner is, so it's a conversation before it's a quote. Send us a message with what you have in mind and we'll tell you whether it's something we should take on.
Then the question becomes who's finding it
A site that converts is worth very little if the only people seeing it are the ones you already know. Once yours is doing its job, the next move is getting in front of people who are actively searching for what you do, including the growing number who ask an AI instead of scrolling results.
That's the other half of what we do, and it runs $950 a month. Plenty of clients start with just the site and add it later, or never. Entirely up to you.
Sites we've built
Auto repair, accounting, healthcare, a sawmill, and plenty of other businesses in between. All live, all real.
Slusser Automotive
Auto repair
Live
Andale Auto Service
Auto repair
Live
Veta Psych Care
Mental health care
Live
Hayden CFO
Fractional CFO services
Live
HD Cuts Sawmill
Sawmill and lumber
Live
Souders and Associates
Medicare
Live"We have been in business for nearly 10 years and have had a few different companies design websites for us. Yaal Consulting, LLC has designed the best website we've ever had! They are incredibly professional and easy to work with. They listened to all of our ideas and even had suggestions of their own that were very helpful."
"I highly recommend Yaal Consulting! Gavin and his team created my website completely from scratch, and I am beyond impressed with the final result. From the very beginning, Gavin took the time to ask questions, understand my vision for my website, and consult with me on ideas to make sure the website reflected exactly what I was looking for. He made what could have been an overwhelming experience feel easy and exciting."
Common questions
Do I own the site?
You own your content, your domain, and your brand. The site is built and maintained on our hosting as part of your monthly plan, which is what keeps the cost where it is.
What if I cancel?
Let's talk about it when it comes up. We'll work out a transition that doesn't leave you stranded.
Is there a limit on how many pages I get?
No hard limit. Most small business sites land somewhere between five and ten pages, and anything beyond that adds time to the build. We'll scope the page count together on the call so you know the timeline before we start.
Can I update the site myself?
These sites are custom coded rather than built on a drag-and-drop template, so we don't hand out editing access. One wrong change in the code can break a page, and that's not a position we want to put you in. It's also why content updates are included in the $99. Send us what you need changed and we'll take care of it, usually same day.
Is there a setup fee?
No. Ninety-nine a month, starting when we start.
Let's talk about your site
Book a call and we'll look at what you've got now, what it's costing you, and whether this is the right move. Straight answer either way.