01
Gather the facts. And the account access.
We confirm the audience, offers, brand material, domain, analytics, conversion actions, required policies, and the facts the website is allowed to publish.
A custom website that does not become your team’s newest chore.
We design, build, host, measure, and update the website. Your team sends the change; ours publishes it. Pages, integrations, price, accounts, ownership, and exit terms all go into the written scope.
Plan my website
- Custom responsive build
- Hosting and monitoring handled
- Send changes by message
A website is ongoing work. We take that part.
The operating brief connects approved facts to the build, then names the maintenance, measurement, and publishing work that keeps the site useful.
02
Build the pages people actually need.
We design and engineer the approved structure, responsive pages, forms, structured data, integrations, and any useful interactive tools in scope.
03
Keep it useful after launch.
We manage hosting, monitoring, technical updates, included content changes, and the publishing work named in the plan. Your team sends requests by message.
Everything a serious website needs. No theme-demo filler.
The exact combination follows the approved scope. Every part must answer a visitor question, support a real action, or make the site easier to operate.
Pages organized for humans
Navigation built around what visitors need to understand or do, not around a generic theme menu.
Technical search foundations
Crawlable pages, canonicals, metadata, sitemaps, structured data, and internal links built into the site architecture.
Clear paths to do something
Forms, booking paths, calls, messages, payments, or other actions connected to the systems named in the scope.
Interactive decision tools
Calculators, guided questions, comparisons, or other useful tools when they clarify a real customer decision.
Analytics and attribution
Consent-aware measurement for acquisition, page intent, calls to action, forms, and approved advertising platforms.
Publishing without another login
Content and routine updates move through the agreed request and review process instead of another CMS your staff must learn.
Choose a managed website when maintaining the website is the problem.
The custom build matters. The bigger relief is having one team remain responsible for keeping it operational and current.
Strong fit
The current site is hard to update or hard to believe.
Important facts are stale, changes wait on several vendors, or no one owns the final published result.
The website needs to do more than sit there.
Bookings, payments, locations, customer records, analytics, or content workflows need more than a brochure template.
Your team wants changes handled, not another CMS.
Rehost remains responsible for the managed site and included publishing work after launch.
Probably not the right fit
You really do want the theme and login.
A self-service builder is usually cheaper when your team wants direct control and is prepared to maintain the site.
You need someone to guarantee rankings.
Rehost can improve the site, content, and measurement. No provider controls rankings, competitors, demand, or search-engine decisions.
No one can approve what the site says.
A useful site needs a responsible person to confirm offers, policies, claims, customer evidence, and regulated information.
The website is managed. The boundaries are written down.
This page explains the default service. The signed customer agreement names project-specific accounts, approval duties, exports, licenses, and transition terms.
Managed by Rehost
- Custom design and engineering for the approved pages
- Managed hosting, SSL, monitoring, and routine technical work
- Consent-aware analytics and agreed conversion tracking
- Content changes and publishing included by the selected plan
Named in the agreement
- Domain, analytics, advertising, payment, and vendor account ownership
- Content cadence, approval responsibilities, and regulated claims
- Third-party subscriptions, unusual integrations, and compliance work
- Exports, any code license or handoff, notice, and the service-end date
Two prices. One important difference.
The monthly plan includes ongoing search-content work; the annual plan does not. Taxes, third-party fees, the final page list, and unusual integrations are confirmed in writing.
Website monthly
$350
USD per month
The custom managed website plus the ongoing search-content work described on the pricing page and confirmed in the agreement.
Review the monthly planWebsite annual
$350
USD per year
The same custom managed build without the weekly SEO articles. same build, without the weekly SEO articles.
Review the annual planRead the price. Read the fine print. See the work.
These pages show the commercial terms, operating model, and public evidence behind the website offer.
Reasonable questions before replacing a website.
Straight answers about design, editing, search work, ownership, plans, and timing.
Is this a template website or a custom build?
Rehost designs and engineers the approved site for the organization's brand, audience, content, conversion paths, and integrations. The proposal identifies the pages and features included rather than promising every possible website feature.
Do we have to manage a CMS?
Not for the routine work included in the plan. Your team sends changes through the agreed request channel, and Rehost updates and publishes the managed site. A project can include a different editing model when the signed scope requires one.
What search work is included?
Rehost builds crawlable pages, metadata, canonicals, structured data, internal links, sitemaps, and measurement into the site. The monthly Website plan also includes the ongoing article work described in the agreement. Search visibility and rankings are measured outcomes, not guarantees.
Who owns the domain, content, data, code, and design?
You retain the content and data you provide. Domain control, analytics accounts, and vendor accounts are named in the agreement. Under the public Terms, Rehost owns its service software, code, and designs unless a signed agreement grants a different license or handoff.
What is the difference between the monthly and annual Website plans?
Both published plans are $350 in their stated billing period. The monthly plan includes the ongoing search-content work described on the pricing page. The $350 annual plan is the same custom managed build without the weekly SEO articles.
How quickly will the website launch?
The launch target depends on page count, integrations, source content, domain access, review speed, and any policy or compliance work. Rehost states the target in the proposal after those inputs are known.
Tell us what the website needs to do.
Bring the visitor questions, the systems involved, and the work your team is tired of carrying. We’ll map the site and the work after launch.