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webIQ charges $1,497 once or three payments of $549 for a contractor website package with 50 articles and no required monthly retainer. Hosting, domain registration, and optional care are separate.
How do contractor website packages compare?
Compare the work each provider owns, not just the starting price.
| Option | Price structure | What you need to verify |
|---|---|---|
| DIY platform | Recurring platform plan | Who writes the pages, configures search basics, connects forms, and maintains the site |
| Freelancer | Quote based on scope | Which pages, revisions, launch tasks, and ongoing support are included |
| Agency | Quote or project fee, sometimes with ongoing services | Which deliverables are one-time, which recur, and what you own after payment |
| webIQ | $1,497 once or three payments of $549 | The package scope, client responsibilities, optional services, and launch process |
Three payments of $549 total $1,647. The pricing page is the source of truth for current payment options and applicable conditions.
What is included in the webIQ price?
The package includes the website build, search setup, 50 written articles, lead capture, analytics setup, and launch support. The full package scope explains deliverables, revisions, client responsibilities, and exclusions.
A useful comparison should answer these questions:
- Who writes and reviews the service content?
- Who sets up titles, descriptions, schema, sitemaps, and search tools?
- Who connects and tests the inquiry form?
- Who supplies photos, service details, policies, and approvals?
- Who owns the website after payment?
- Which costs continue after launch?
What costs continue after launch?
A domain and hosting still need to stay active. Optional care or third-party services may add recurring costs when selected. webIQ does not require a monthly webIQ retainer for the website package.
Under the service terms, website ownership transfers after full payment. Confirm any provider's ownership, hosting, cancellation, and support terms in writing before comparing totals.
Which option fits your business?
A DIY platform can fit an owner who wants to write, build, test, and maintain the site. A freelancer or agency may fit a custom scope that needs specialized work. webIQ fits service-business owners who want one defined package and a managed build.
Review website examples to assess the work itself. Examples do not guarantee indexing, rankings, inquiries, or revenue.
Review the webIQ package and next steps.
Sources and further reading
- Google Search Essentials: Google's requirements and best practices for appearing in Search
- Core Web Vitals: Google's documentation for loading, responsiveness, and visual stability
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