How do I know if a Starter plan is enough?
If your business can be fully explained on 1–3 pages — what you do, who you are, how to reach you — a Starter plan covers it. This fits many single-location service businesses well: a barber shop, a small repair service, a solo consultant just getting started.
When does a business need to move up to Business tier?
Once you need more than a handful of pages — multiple service lines, a team page, a blog for SEO — or you're competing in a market where stronger search visibility actually moves the needle, the Business plan's 10-page limit and advanced SEO tools become worth it.
How do I know if I need the Growth plan?
If you sell physical products, digital downloads, or bookable services online, you need e-commerce — which means Growth. It's also the right fit for businesses that have outgrown a fixed page count and need room to add pages as they expand.
What if I'm not sure which tier fits?
Start with what's true today, not where you hope to be in two years. It's easy to upgrade a subscription plan as needs grow; it's harder to justify paying for e-commerce and unlimited pages you won't use for a year or more.
Can I switch plans later without rebuilding the site?
Yes — upgrading a subscription plan extends the existing site rather than requiring a rebuild from scratch, since the underlying design and content carry forward as new pages and features are added.