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Launch Pricing Won't Last: Lock In the $99 Hands Free Sites Deal Before It Goes to $299

Launch Pricing Won't Last: Lock In the $99 Hands Free Sites Deal Before It Goes to $299

This Price Won't Be Here Forever — And That's Not a Gimmick

There's no countdown timer at the bottom of this page. No "offer expires at midnight tonight" banner. No artificial pressure designed to make you click before you think.

Just a straightforward fact: right now, during the Hands Free Sites launch window, getting your small business website set up costs $99. When the launch ends, that price goes to $299. Both prices are fair for what you get — but $99 is genuinely the better deal, and it's genuinely limited.

If you've been putting off getting a real website for your business, this is the moment worth paying attention to.

What $99 Actually Gets You

The hands free sites $99 launch price covers your complete website setup — a real, live site on a real domain, with real SSL security and real hosting. Not a template you have to wrestle into shape yourself. Not a "starter package" with a catch. A finished, professional website that goes live in as little as one day.

After setup, you pay a platform fee of $10 per month, plus AWS hosting passed through at cost — typically another $1–3 per month. So you're looking at roughly $11–13 per month, total, to keep your site running indefinitely. No renewal price hike in year two. No surprise upsells when you log back in. The monthly cost you see is the monthly cost you pay.

Compare that to the alternatives most small business owners have run into:

  • A freelance web designer typically runs $2,000–5,000 upfront, with a 6+ week timeline before anything goes live
  • DIY website builders like Wix or Squarespace sound affordable until you've spent 10+ hours of evenings and weekends getting frustrated with templates, only to end up with something that looks "almost right"
  • The standard Hands Free Sites price after launch: $299 setup — still a bargain, but not the same as $99

The launch deal exists because this is a new service, and the goal right now is to get great small businesses online quickly, build a portfolio of real results, and earn word-of-mouth. That's the honest reason for the pricing. It's not a trick.

You Don't Have to Do Anything After It Goes Live

Here's the part that matters most if you're a busy business owner: once your site is live, you're done.

Hands Free Sites maintains everything behind the scenes — SSL certificate renewals, security patches, hosting failover, uptime monitoring. You never need to log in to "update a plugin" or renew a certificate or figure out why something broke. The whole philosophy behind this service is that a website should be something you buy, not something you babysit.

Most small business owners who've tried DIY website builders eventually stop updating them. The site goes stale. They stop thinking about it. Then a potential customer Googles them, finds a site that looks abandoned, and moves on. That's the quiet cost of a website that becomes a project instead of a service.

With Hands Free Sites, that problem doesn't exist — because there's nothing for you to forget to do.

Your Site Keeps Growing on Its Own

One feature that genuinely surprises people: Hands Free Sites automatically publishes fresh blog content for your business every week. You don't write it, you don't review it, you don't schedule it. It just appears — relevant, professional content that signals to Google that your site is active and to visitors that your business is the real deal.

In 2026, Google rewards sites that show consistent activity and relevance. A site that was built once and never touched again loses ground over time. A site with a steady stream of fresh content builds authority month after month. That compounding effect — more traffic, better rankings, stronger first impressions — is built into every Hands Free Sites setup, automatically.

You can see exactly what this looks like in practice. The Hands Free Sites showcase has live examples across different industries: a handyman business, a local bakery, a gym, a real estate agent, and more. These aren't mockups — they're live, functioning sites with the auto-blog running. Browse them and you'll get a clear picture of what your site could look like within a day of signing up.

Who This Is Built For

This limited time price is most valuable to business owners who:

  • Are currently relying on a Facebook page or Google Business Profile as their main web presence — and know, deep down, that it's not enough
  • Tried a DIY website builder at some point and either gave up or produced something they're not proud of
  • Got a quote from a web designer and balked at the price or the timeline
  • Simply haven't had the hours to deal with it, and keep pushing it to next month

If any of that sounds familiar, the launch price is the cleanest on-ramp you're going to find. $99 to get a real website live in a day, maintained forever, with content publishing on its own every week. Then $11–13 per month to keep it running with no surprises.

When the Launch Window Closes, the Price Goes Up

There's no specific end date to advertise here, because that's not how this works. The launch window is open now. When Hands Free Sites moves out of launch mode, the setup price moves to $299 — and that's that.

It's not a hard-sell tactic. It's just the reality of launch pricing: it exists for a reason and for a period of time, and then it ends. The $299 price will still be worth it for everything you get. But $99 is better, and it's available right now.

If you've been waiting for a reason to finally get your business website sorted — this is a pretty good one.

Ready to Get Your Site Live?

Head over to handsfreesites.com to learn more and get started. The $99 launch price is waiting for you — no gimmicks, no fake urgency, just a genuinely good deal on a website that does the work so you don't have to.

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