Have You Asked Our Competitors These Questions?

When comparing products and services it is wise to read the 'small print'. We have found some interesting things in the small print on our competitors websites. Several of our satisfied customers learned the hard way before coming to us, by not asking our competitors these questions. You will find more Questions and Answers on our FAQ Page.

Is Domain Name Registration included in the price and who owns it?

Some of our competitors say that "Domain Name" is included. This is ambiguous. What does it mean? Read the small print. Some who say "Domain Name" mean that they can host your website under your domain name (as opposed to a Sub-Domain Name), but you are left with the task of registering the Domain Name with the Registrar of your choice at your expense.

Other competitors will register 'your' domain name but it belongs to them. Once again, check the small print. If you do not own the Domain Name (even though you thought it up), you are forced to host your website with that provider for ever. This is a hosting scam.

Do you have an anytime money-back guarantee?

Most of our competitors offer a refund or partial refund within a short fixed-term time frame, usually 30 days. Once that period is over, you cannot get a refund.

What does your price include and are there any hidden costs?

One of our competitors is offering a 'ready to use website' for the same price as our product. However, once you purchase their product, you discover that it is the website only (which is of absolutely no use without a Domain Name and Hosting). You then have to purchase a hosting plan, a Domain Name, and a Content Management System (or a Maintenance Contract) from the provider.

Can I manage my website content myself anywhere, anytime?

Many of our competitors offer limited or restricted content management. Some of the limitations include a fixed number of updates per month or year. Some of our competitors offer maintenance contracts wih various prices depending on how often you are allowed to email them with your updates. Some allow you to send them text or photos via an online form but they charge for the number of photos. Either way, they get around to applying the updates at their convenience, usually the next day or after a few days.