“We will make a website for free” is usually the beginning of a subscription that has no end. We calculated how much it costs over three years - and what to ask before you sign anything.
Where does “free” come from?
A website has a one-time cost (someone builds it) and a recurring cost (domain and hosting). The “€0” model does not tolerate the first one - it is divided into endless installments, and the rate may increase after the promotion. It's not a scam as long as someone shows you the total. “€29 a month” sounds innocent until you multiply it.
Count for three years
With us: €149 per website plus €65 per year for the domain with hosting (first year included), net amounts. For a year it's €149 against €348 of the subscription fee, for five years - €409 against €1,740. With us, there is no subscription or automatic downloads from the card: you extend the domain yourself, once a year.
Whose side is it when you stop paying
For some subscriptions, the domain belongs to the contractor. You stop paying - the website, address on business cards and position in Google disappear. After payment, the website and domain are yours, and we transfer the domain upon request without a fee. How to check it: ”How to check whose domain it is”.
Three questions before signing
- How much does the second year and beyond cost?And whether this rate can increase. A “promotion” without a price after the promotion is a sign to ask.
- Are the website and domain mine if I leave?In writing. “The domain is with us” means: when you break up, you start from scratch.
- What happens if I stop paying?Will they disable the site or can you take it away? The answer shows who the real owner is.
What does the price consist of - domain, hosting, implementation: ”How much does a website cost in the Netherlands”.
Do you already have such an offer? Send it in and we'll count it
Paste the offer content into the form. We will tell you how much you will pay for three years and whether the website and domain will remain yours. No strings attached.
For comparison, with us: we create your website, and you pay only when you think it's OK - €149 net once and from the second year €65 per year for a domain with hosting. After payment, the website is yours.
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