Free: the design and the first build, at a private link. Not free: the domain. A .com costs real money every year and we buy it in your name once you're on a plan, not before — otherwise we'd be spending on names for people who never come back. Now the detail. You see a real, working site at a real link before any card is involved. If it's not right we'll redo it, still free. If you pass, nothing happens.

No. Not on any plan, monthly or yearly. The domain registration is included too.

Any time, either direction. Moving up is immediate; moving down takes effect at your next billing date. Text us and it's done.

You stop being billed, and the site stays up until the end of the period you've already paid for. After that it goes offline and shows a plain "temporarily offline" page. We don't refund the period you're in, and there's no cancellation fee. Nothing is deleted — we hold everything for a year, so coming back is one message. The full detail is in our terms.

Yearly is ten months' price for twelve — about 17% off — and locks your rate. Monthly is easier if you're seasonal or just not sure yet. You can move from monthly to yearly whenever.

Trackers, tools, scoreboards, archives — one-off ideas are quoted per project rather than priced off this list, because no two are the same. Describe it and we'll come back with a flat number before any work starts, so you're never guessing. Some turn out simple enough to live on a normal plan from $49.99 a month; bigger ones are a one-time build with hosting after. The first design is free either way.

Yes. One page with the date, the place, a map, an RSVP button, and your photos, at a short link you text to everyone. It's live for three months, there's no subscription, and there's nothing to cancel. Cheaper than printing and mailing paper invites, and people can't lose it.

Size. Invite is one page for one day — a birthday, a shower, a quinceañera. Event is up to five pages for something bigger: a wedding with travel details and a registry, or a fundraiser with donations and a ticket link. Start with Invite; if you need more we'll move you up and you pay only the difference.

Because it's less work over time. A business site gets edits, seasonal swaps, and years of hosting. An event site is intense for a few weeks and then it's over. Charging you a monthly fee forever for a wedding that happened in June would be us taking money for nothing.

Text us the new date and we'll shift the window. No charge. This happened to enough people in 2020 that we're not going to be precious about it.

Yes, before or after the window closes. If the site's already down, turning it back on takes a few minutes. We hold everything for a year.

Yes. Card on autopay is easiest and gets you receipts automatically, but cash or Zelle works fine — we'll record it and keep your site active the same way.

Not on a plan you're already on. If we raise prices it'll be for new customers, and yearly plans lock your rate for the year regardless.

Because we're two people with no office, no sales team, and no investors to pay back. We reuse a lot of the underlying work between sites, which is what makes a free first build possible. You're not getting a worse site for the price — you're skipping the overhead an agency would charge you for.

No — and that's deliberate. The free build lives at a private link on our domain so you can open it, scroll it, and show it to somebody. We only buy your domain once you say yes, because buying names for people who haven't decided is money spent on something you might never want. The moment you're in, it moves to your own domain in your name, usually within a day or two.

We do, as part of your plan — bought and renewed in your name, so it's genuinely yours even if you leave us. Anything that renews at $25 a year or less is included. Some endings are a couple of dollars the first year and thirty after — we look at the renewal, not the teaser, and tell you before you commit rather than a year later. You can check whether yours is free in about five seconds.