Free
listing
£0Free, for good
- Your name, trade, towns and contact in the North Wales Directory
- Free to browse — no fake reviews, no pay-to-rank
- Added within 48 hours
- A welcome post from Geth — yours to share
Prices
One price list.
One price list.
No surprises.
A free listing, a cost estimator, or a full website. Every price on this page is the price you pay — nothing is confirmed until it’s in writing, and nothing changes without you seeing it first.
What you get
Pick the one
Free
Estimator
Cost
Website
A full
Audit
Website &
Keep it
Keep the site
Extras
Video, mascot
Pick the one
that fits.
Free
Cost
estimator
£29/month+ £99 to set up · free with a website
- Customers tap what they need and see a price before they ring
- Your brand, your prices — exact or from–to
- Monthly add-ons: email the estimate (£10), take a deposit (£15), prices by distance (£10), every enquiry in a spreadsheet (£10)
- One-offs: we put it on your site (£49), your own advert (£199)
A full
website
from £2,500then £175 a month
- Most trade and small-business sites are £2,500, like Mike’s — up to 15 pages
- £More than 15 pages: £150 a page. Bigger, more complex sites — shops, bookings, client logins, platforms — are quoted separately
- Starts with a £350 audit of what you have now. It comes off the £2,500
- Hosting, security, updates and ongoing SEO in the monthly
- A monthly report on how you’re being found
- A cost estimator and enquiry automation included
Website &
SEO audit
£350comes off a website
- A full check of your site, Google profile, social pages and every link
- A plain-English list of what to change to be found
- Credited against the £2,500 if you go on to a website
Keep the site
you have
from £500then £175 a month
- Only if the £350 audit says it’s worth keeping — we move it onto our hosting and fix what the audit found
- If it isn’t worth keeping, that’s a website, and the audit comes off the £2,500
- Then the same monthly as a new site: hosting, security, updates, Google Business Profile, SEO and a visibility report
Video, mascot
& automation
from £250one-off
- Promotional video from £400: up to 60 seconds, captioned, cut for phone, feed and site — like the Geth film
- Your own mascot from £350: a character like Geth, six poses cut out for site, socials and van, plus a short animated wave
- Enquiry automation £250: every enquiry into your CRM, mailing list or spreadsheet, with an alert — built into every website
Standard prices from 26 September 2026. Nothing is confirmed until it’s in writing.
The £175 a month, itemised
What you’re
What you’re
actually paying for.
It isn’t a hosting fee and it isn’t an SEO extra. It’s the work that keeps the site online, safe, up to date and being found — done every month, without you asking. Here is every part of it.
- HostingYour site lives on fast, secure hosting with a global network in front of it, so it loads quickly in Mold and in Manchester. Backed up, monitored, and moved or scaled without you knowing.
- SSL and securityThe padlock (SSL) renewed automatically; security headers set and kept current; spam and bot protection on your forms; the site checked for anything broken or suspicious.
- Updates and fixesOne round of changes a month: prices, photos, a new review, a service swapped. Save them up and send them after your visibility report lands, and they go in with that month’s update. Anything that breaks is fixed without a bill.
- Your Google Business ProfileKept accurate and active: hours, services, areas, photos, replies to reviews drafted for you, and a post suggested each month — the profile is what puts you on the map.
- Ongoing SEOYour pages kept in step with what people search for, new town or service pages when the data says so, technical checks every month, and the site kept readable for Google’s AI and the other assistants.
- Cost estimator and enquiry automationIf you have them: hosting for the estimator, your prices updated in the monthly round, and every enquiry delivered to your inbox with an instant reply to the customer.
- Visibility reportA short report every month: where you rank, what people searched, calls and enquiries from the site, and a dated screenshot if Google’s AI has started naming you.
- Domain and email helpYour domain renewed on time (we remind you, or do it for you), and a hand with email or DNS when something changes.
If you ever leave
What you keep.
What you keep.
What stops.
Twelve months from go-live, then 30 days’ notice. No penalty, no argument. This is exactly what happens.
You keep
- Your domainYours. Always was.
- A copy of your siteA zip of the site as it stands on the day you leave, for your next web person to host.
- Your Google Business ProfileWe remove ourselves as manager and hand it back.
- Your content and your free listingYour words, photos and reviews are yours. The directory listing stays, free, for good.
What stops
- The site goes offlineHosting, SSL and security stop on the day. Until someone else hosts your copy, there’s nothing at your address.
- The cost estimator and enquiry automationThey run through our systems, so they’re switched off. Estimates stop, and enquiries stop arriving in your inbox until your forms are rebuilt elsewhere.
- Updates and fixesNothing changes on the site again unless your next web person does it. Broken things stay broken.
- Google Business Profile managementHours, photos, posts and review replies stop being looked after. The profile goes quiet.
- Ongoing SEO and the monthly reportNo more new pages, checks or reports. Rankings hold for a while, then erode, the way anyone’s do.
- The templates, tools and GethThe build system, the estimator engine and anything with Geth in it stay ours. The copy you take is the finished site, not the workshop it came from.
- Domain and email helpRenewals and DNS are yours to manage.
In one line: you keep the site as it stands and your domain. Everything that keeps it online, working and found stops.
The monthly, plainly
£175 now.
£175 now.
£250 only if it works.
The website’s monthly starts at £175. It only steps up once Google’s AI is naming your business in its answers — and you see the proof first.
1
£175 a month from go-live
Hosting, security, updates, your Google Business Profile, ongoing SEO and your monthly visibility report.
2
Google’s AI starts naming you
A dated screenshot goes in your monthly report, so you see it before anything changes.
3
30 days’ notice, then £250
You can cancel at the step. If it never happens, you stay at £175.
Straight answers
Questions people
Questions people
actually ask.
How much does a website cost from GetAPage?
Most trade and small-business websites are £2,500 to build, then £175 a month. That covers up to 15 pages, design, build and hosting, a cost estimator if you price by the job, a launch kit, and every month: hosting, security, updates, your Google Business Profile and SEO, with a visibility report. Bigger, more complex sites are quoted separately, before any work starts.
Can I have the website without the monthly payment?
No — and it’s a fair question. The £175 a month isn’t an optional SEO extra; it’s what keeps the site online and working: hosting, security patches, fixes, updates and your Google Business Profile. A website with none of that goes dark or gets hacked within a year, with your name on it. It’s like a van without insurance. Every part of it is itemised further up this page. If you ever want to leave, you can: 30 days’ notice after the first 12 months, and you take a copy of your site with you.
Is there a minimum term?
Twelve months from go-live, then 30 days’ notice. That’s long enough for the site to prove itself — Mike’s paid for itself in about seven weeks — and short enough that you’re never stuck.
What happens if I leave?
You give 30 days’ notice. You keep your domain, a copy of the site as it stands, your Google Business Profile, your content and your free listing. Everything that keeps the site online, working and found stops: hosting and security, the estimator and enquiry automation, updates, Google profile management, SEO and the monthly report. No penalty, no argument. The keep/stop list is on this page.
Who owns the website and the domain?
You own your domain and your content. The site is built for your business and stays yours to keep; the templates and tools we build it with stay ours, which is how we keep the price where it is.
Who actually builds it?
ATO Insight Solutions, the company behind GetAPage — Emma, in Northop, with templates and AI tooling doing the heavy lifting. Same people, same work, same prices whichever site you found us on.
How long does a website take?
Most sites are live within three to four weeks of the audit, depending on how quickly we get your photos, prices and a few answers. The free listing is up within 48 hours.
What’s in the free listing?
Your name, trade, the towns you cover and how to contact you, in the North Wales Directory, plus a welcome post from Geth to share. No domain, no hosting, nothing to set up and nothing to pay.
Will Google’s AI recommend me?
Nobody can promise that, and we won’t. What we do is make you findable: pages Google and AI assistants can read. Mike’s full website is being quoted by Google’s AI Overview — the proof page shows it.
Is the directory listing really free?
Yes. Free to list, free to browse. No fake reviews, no pay-to-rank.
How many pages is a website?
Up to 15, which covers every trade and small-business site we’ve built so far. More than that is £150 a page. Shops, bookings, client logins and bigger platforms are quoted separately.
How do I make changes?
Updates are part of the monthly, and they go in once a month. Save up your changes and send them after your visibility report lands; they’re done in that month’s update, estimator prices included. A wrong phone number or a broken link is fixed straight away.
Do you only work in North Wales?
We’re in Northop, Flintshire, and most of our sites are across Flintshire, Wrexham, Denbighshire, Conwy, Gwynedd, Anglesey and Chester. Everything is done online, so if you’re further away, ask.
Will prices go up?
Over time, yes — but never for you mid-way. Today’s prices are the ones on this page, and the £175 only steps up on the terms above: once Google’s AI is naming your business, with a dated screenshot and 30 days’ notice.
Pick yourway in.
Start free and move up when it’s paying for itself. Not sure which fits? Ask Emma — she’ll tell you straight.
