Stop overpaying for your website

See how SiteDoc compares to traditional options.

Web Design Agency

$3,000

/month average

Variable hours, slow turnaround, single point of failure

Agency

$10,000

/project

Expensive, weeks of waiting, change requests cost extra

Best value

SiteDoc

$25

/site/month

AI builds in minutes, custom domain included

Free

$0

Build and preview on a subdomain — no card required.

  • 2 free sites on sitedoc.ai subdomains — always
  • 3 lifetime requests (builds + changes)
  • All templates included
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Pro

$25/site/mo

Subscribe per site. Connect a custom domain when you're ready.

  • 2 free subdomain sites always included
  • 15 requests/month per paid site
  • Connect a custom domain
  • 24/7 automated health checks
  • Full audit trail of every change
  • 7-day free trial — no credit card required
  • $5/overage request (only with your approval)
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7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.

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How much could you save?

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Developer hours/month10 hrs
Hourly rate$100/hr
Current cost$1,000/mo
SiteDoc$25/mo

Save $975/month

Frequently asked questions

What do I get for free?

Every account gets 2 free sites on sitedoc.ai subdomains with 3 lifetime requests. Site builds count as requests. Your 2 free sites are always available, even if you have paid sites.

When do I start paying?

When you upgrade a site to Pro. Your 7-day free trial starts then. You choose which sites to upgrade — each is $25/month. Your 2 free subdomain sites are unaffected.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes — cancel from the billing portal, no questions asked.

What counts as a request?

Site builds, redesigns, and issue tickets each count as one request. Chat messages within a ticket are free.

What happens if I go over 15 requests?

You'll see a prompt asking to approve a $5 charge before the request proceeds. No surprise charges.

What stacks do you support?

Static HTML today. WordPress, Next.js, and more coming soon.