A vibe-coded static website costs $2,800 flat and goes live in three to five days. That covers up to 8 pages, a contact form that actually reaches your inbox, hosting that costs you nothing per month, and the full source code in your GitHub account. No subscriptions, no builder lock-in, no surprise line items.
Who this is for
Most small businesses. If your site’s job is to look sharp, explain what you do, show up on Google, and get people to call or fill a form, you do not need a CMS, a page builder, or a $40-a-month platform. You need eight fast pages that never break. Restaurants, contractors, therapists, gyms, law offices, salons — this is the right-sized answer, and it is why it sits first on our services menu.
What you get
- Up to 8 pages designed around your actual business, not a template with your logo swapped in.
- Hand-finished code. We vibe code the first 90 percent with the same 12,000-character prompts we give away free, then a human with 15+ years of experience fixes the boring 10 percent AI always gets wrong.
- Speed and accessibility for free: Lighthouse 90+, WCAG AA, works on every phone.
- SEO basics done right — titles, meta descriptions, schema markup, sitemap, clean URLs.
- A contact form wired to a real inbox, tested with a real submission.
- Deployment on Vercel or Netlify, where hosting a static site is genuinely free.
- The repo transferred to your GitHub. It is your code. Take it anywhere, anytime.
How it goes
- Day 0: You fill the short form. We answer within a day with a yes or no and a start date.
- Day 1: Quick kickoff — call or messages, your pick. We lock pages, copy direction, and the deadline.
- Days 2-4: We build. You get a 2-minute video every night showing exactly what got done. Zero status meetings.
- Day 5: Launch, a walkthrough of how everything works, and 30 days of “hey, can you fix this” on the house.
What it costs, exactly
$2,800, flat. One round of changes is baked in. The only thing you buy separately is your domain name, which runs about $12 a year at any registrar. Hosting is $0 because static sites on Vercel and Netlify cost nothing at small-business traffic levels. Compare that to a subscription builder at $30-50 a month forever, and the math turns around inside two years — we broke it down in the three-year builder cost post.
Questions people ask before booking
Can I edit the site myself afterward?
The text lives in clean HTML files, so small edits are a five-minute job for anyone mildly comfortable with a code editor, and the site is yours on GitHub so nothing stops you. If you want to change copy weekly without touching code, tell us up front — that is a WordPress project, and we will say so honestly.
What if I need more than 8 pages?
Then we quote it straight: usually $150-250 per extra page depending on how custom it is. Past 15 pages you are better off on our WordPress build, and we will tell you that instead of padding the invoice.
Why not just use your free prompts myself?
You absolutely can — that is the whole point of the library. People hire us when the weekend never materializes, or when they want the last 10 percent (forms, DNS, SEO wiring, the weird Safari bug) handled by someone who has done it a thousand times.
Do you write the copy?
We write launch-ready draft copy from a short questionnaire and one conversation, and you get one round of edits on it. You will not get lorem ipsum, and you will not need to hire a copywriter to go live.
Can I vibe code a website for free instead?
Yes, and we will hand you the exact prompts to do it — the library is free, the AI tools have free tiers, and hosting on Vercel or Netlify costs nothing. The $2,800 buys the version where a crew that has done it a thousand times handles the last 10 percent and the deadline is real.