Extra Custom Page

What do you get with each $90 page?

• Custom responsive layout matching the rest of your site
• Its own title tag, meta description and heading structure
• Schema markup appropriate to the page type
• Internal links to and from the pages it relates to
• Image alt text and right-sized, compressed images

What are extra pages usually for?

A service you want ranking on its own terms, a second or third city you serve, a comparison page, or a landing page for one specific campaign. Each is a separate entry point from search, which is the whole reason to add them.

Related: Website design prices, Per-market SEO landing pages and Business Website with 10 pages.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an extra custom page cost?

Each additional page is $90, and you can add as many as you need to any build. Every one is a fully coded, responsive page with its own layout, title tag, meta description, heading structure, schema markup, internal links and compressed images, not a duplicate with the words changed.

What does each extra custom page include?

Each page includes a custom responsive layout matching the rest of your site, its own title tag, meta description and heading structure, schema markup appropriate to the page type, internal links to and from the pages it relates to, and image alt text with right-sized, compressed images.

When should I add extra pages to my website?

Add them when you want a service ranking on its own terms, a second or third city you serve, a comparison page, or a landing page for one specific campaign. Each extra page is a separate entry point from search, which is the whole reason to add them.

How many pages come with each website build?

The Basic Website at $450 includes up to 5 pages, and the Business Website at $900 includes up to 10 pages. If you need more pages than your build includes, each additional custom page is $90, and you can buy as many as you need.

Is an extra page just a copy with a new city name?

No. Each extra page is a fully coded, responsive page, not a duplicate with the words changed. It gets its own title tag, meta description, heading structure and schema markup, plus internal links to related pages, so it works as its own separate entry point from search.