Websites, explained for people with a business to run.
Straight answers with real numbers — including the paths that aren't ours. Field notes from building the product live in the Mission Log.
How to get a small business website without building it yourself
Every real way to get a business website in 2026 without building it yourself — freelancers, agencies, AI builders, care plans — with honest prices, and where each one quietly hands the work back to you.
How much a domain name costs in 2026 — and when it should be free
A .com runs $11–$20 a year at honest registrars. The two minutes this page takes will save you from teaser pricing, renewal jumps, and "free domain" offers that aren't.
The cheapest way to get a real business website in 2026
From actually-free (catches stated) to $9 a month: every low-budget path to a legitimate business website, priced in both currencies — money and your evenings.
Can you really get a website from a phone call?
Call a number, describe your idea out loud, and a real website goes live while you're still on the line. Exactly what happens, what's real, and the 72-hour catch — stated up front.
A website that captures leads — without you living in a dashboard
The point of a small-business website is the inquiry that arrives while you're working. What a real lead path looks like, where DIY forms quietly lose messages, and the operated alternative.
What a small business website really costs in 2026
Real 2026 numbers: $500–$5,000 to build, $16–$50/month for DIY builders, $50–$150/month for care plans — and the one cost every price guide leaves out.
AI website builders vs. an AI that operates your site
Every builder now generates your site with AI in 30 seconds. The question that matters is what happens in month two — and that is where "built by AI" and "operated by AI" turn out to be different products.
Describe your business, get a running website: how it actually works
The whole OneSmallPrompt pipeline, stated plainly: what happens in the minute after checkout, what your AI engineer can do, what every plan includes, and what things cost.
Website maintenance and care plans: what $50–$150 a month actually buys
Care plans are the quiet standard for "someone else runs my website" — here is what they include, what they do not, and how the economics changed in 2026.
How to run a real website with zero technical skills
If you can send a text message, you can run a website in 2026 — not a metaphor, a mechanism. What plain-English operation looks like, with real commands and their results.
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