Everyone knows Costco’s famous rotisserie chicken—the one that sells for under $5. It’s been that price for years, and it’s their classic loss leader: a product they intentionally sell at a loss to bring people in the door. Costco can do this because they’re a massive, publicly traded company with diverse revenue streams to balance the books.
At WOWebsites, our Basic Website Package has been our version of that rotisserie chicken. For years now, we’ve kept it priced at US$6,500, even though it costs us more to deliver. Why? Because it’s where most of our clients begin—and many of those businesses have since grown into market leaders.
But unlike Costco, we’re not investment-backed or publicly traded. We’re an independent agency, and to continue providing the level of quality and results our clients expect, we have no choice but to adjust our pricing.
What’s Increasing?
Effective October 1, 2025, the Basic Website Package will increase to US$7,500.
Even at this new price point, the package remains an incredible value. You’ll be hard-pressed to find another Web and SEO solution that:
- Combines custom design, Technical SEO, and AI-readiness from day one
- Generates inquiries within days of launch, not months
- Provides a proven growth path used by some of the Caribbean’s and U.S.’s most successful businesses
Why Now?
The digital landscape is evolving quickly. Ensuring websites are optimized not just for search engines but also for AI platforms takes more time, expertise, and resources. This adjustment allows us to keep delivering results that outperform traditional websites and keep our clients ahead of the curve.
Lock in the Current Price
If you’ve been thinking about investing in a new website, now is the time to act. Projects that begin before October 1 will still be honored at the US$6,500 rate.
Our goal remains the same: to provide small and mid-sized businesses with websites that work—websites that attract high-value clients, generate inquiries, and grow with your business.
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