Keep your domain
You keep control of your business address online. Domain renewal is normally paid to your domain provider once a year.
The useful details
Your website, without the mystery costs.
Ownership, hosting, and Google foundations explained before you decide.
> WEBSITE_OWNERSHIP.EXE
Own your website. Keep your domain. Skip the required builder subscription.
Here is the simple version: your domain is your street address, like yourbusiness.com. Your website is the building people see at that address. A standard small-business website can be custom coded without renting a website builder every month.
Blandon builds it for you
Your approved website is built as custom code and launched on your domain. You do not need to learn a builder, prompt an AI tool, or assemble templates yourself.
Care stays optional
For many standard information websites, hosting can stay at $0 within normal usage limits. The $50 care plan is optional if you want ongoing help.
What you may pay for
Core rebuild
Your approved website, built and launched within the stated five-page scope.
Domain renewal
Your domain provider charges to keep your online address registered.
Optional website care
Five focused content changes, a monthly health check, and client support.
Special tools
Booking, ecommerce, ordering, business email, and premium software can have separate costs that you approve first.
| Question | DIY website builder | CTRL ALT REDESIGN |
|---|---|---|
| Who builds it? | You use templates, builder tools, or AI. | Blandon builds it with you and handles the technical work. |
| Builder subscription | Usually recurring. | Not required for a standard coded information website. |
| Domain | Separate or bundled, depending on the plan. | You keep your existing domain and final approval. |
| Google foundations | You configure them or hire help. | Included within the stated rebuild scope. |
| Maintenance | You handle it. | Handle it yourself or choose the optional $50 care plan. |
| Extra software | Costs depend on the platform and apps. | Any paid tools are explained before you approve them. |
> GOOGLE_READY.CHECK
A beautiful website should also work beautifully.
Google does not rank a website higher just because it is custom coded. Google looks for many of the same things your customers want: helpful information, clear pages, a good phone experience, fast loading, security, and a site that is easy to understand.
Answer real questions
Clearly explain what you do, where you work, when you are open, what makes you trustworthy, and what the visitor should do next.
Organize every page
Useful page titles, simple headings, readable links, and sensible page names help both people and search engines understand the site.
Make phones easy
Text should be readable, buttons easy to tap, and pages usable without zooming or sliding sideways.
Do not make visitors wait
Compress images, remove unnecessary code, and load the most important content quickly so people do not leave before the page is ready.
Give Google a clear path
Normal links, useful descriptions, a sitemap, and clean technical setup help Google discover and understand the pages.
Make every action work
Secure pages, working forms, accurate business details, readable colors, image descriptions, and keyboard-friendly controls build trust.
Google's three speed and stability checks, in plain English
Main content: about 2.5 seconds or less
The important image or information should appear quickly. Google calls this Largest Contentful Paint, or LCP.
Clicks: about 0.2 seconds or less
When someone taps or clicks, the page should react without feeling stuck. Google calls this Interaction to Next Paint, or INP.
Very little unexpected movement
Buttons and text should not jump while the page loads. Google calls this Cumulative Layout Shift, or CLS.
A clear scope before anything starts.
Review the exact package or tell Blandon what your business needs.