
How Much Does a Small Business Website Cost in 2026? Three Ways to Pay for One
Build it yourself, hire a freelancer or use an agency? Here’s what a small business website costs in 2026, and what you’ll pay every time it needs a change.

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Build it yourself, hire a freelancer or use an agency? Here’s what a small business website costs in 2026, and what you’ll pay every time it needs a change.

None of the five builders here lets you use your own domain for free. Here’s what Framer, Wix, Squarespace, Durable and OhhWells cost once you do.

Run four quick checks on your homepage to see if it looks AI-generated, from copy to photos, plus a simple fix for each one so it looks like your business.
Squarespace only exports part of your site. Here's what you can take with you and how to move step by step without losing your Google ranking.
Wix doesn't let you export your whole site. Here's what you can take with you and how to move off Wix step by step without losing your Google ranking.
Thinking of leaving WordPress? Here's how to move your website step by step without losing your Google ranking, your domain or your email.
Yes, you can build a website with Canva. Here's what it does well, where it stops for a business, and when to move to a website builder.

We compared OhhWells, Wix, Squarespace and 5 more tools for webinar, workshop and seminar registration — here's which one actually fits a small business.

Five free AI website builders compared on what matters: can you publish, use your own domain, and what happens when credits run out.
In OhhWells, you can now change every button on your website by typing one sentence, like "make my buttons dark green and rounded." Every page updates together. You can also move one button ("centre the Book Now button"), switch styles, and change its size — no code needed. Buttons are where visitors become bookings, so here's how.

AI websites look the same because tools share training data, component libraries, and vague prompts. Here's the five-step fix that works in any tool.

A step-by-step guide to designing website sections with AI — set your brand first, then prompt one section at a time. Includes copy-paste prompts.

67% of small businesses we met have no website. The 33% that do score 37/100. Here's how to do better either way.

Meet OhhChats, OhhKopi, and OhhFlow — three collectible mascots in blind boxes at our booth. There's a fourth, and you can't buy it.

OhhWells now builds website sections from a sentence, a screenshot, or a link — styled in your site's own brand, live in the Canvas editor.

How OhhWells compares on price and value against GoHighLevel, Webflow, WordPress, Wix Studio, and Brizy — one table, every platform.

How AI credits work on OhhWells — what uses them, what doesn't, and what happens if you run out.

OhhWells' AI works inside a tested design system — so every prompt produces a working, on-brand page, not a broken one.

Real vibe-coded websites, screenshotted and reviewed — what works, the 7 tells that give them away, and how to fix yours.

Lovable vs Bolt, compared honestly: how their pricing actually differs, where each wins, and the team-pricing gap most comparisons miss.

The 4 ingredients every homepage prompt needs — your business name, what you do, who it's for, and one clear goal.

A plain-English comparison of the best AI website design tools in 2026 — what each is good at, and why looking good isn't the same as converting.

Learn the simple AI prompt formula to turn any website template into your own — lock in brand settings, prompt section by section, and keep what works.

AI website builders are free to build, paid to publish. Here's what nine builders actually charge for domains, payments, and bookings — and how to pick.

Vibe coding tools like Lovable and Bolt are fast — but most spit out the same generic site. Here's why, and what to do about it.

Seven AI website builders for small business, compared on what matters: does it look like you, can you edit it, what does it cost.

9 free tools, one big blind spot. Here's what each one checks — and the one thing none of them tell you.
