$0 setup. Design, build, hosting, maintenance, and support in one predictable plan.
- Two core pages
- Mobile-first design
- Contact form
- Hosting and security
- Small monthly edits
QC Webworks
A real starter site. $0 upfront.
A lean professional website for businesses that need a credible online presence without a large initial bill.
Our perspective
Not a throwaway template — a focused foundation with scope kept tight, so the upfront cost can stay at zero and the site can still grow later.
One predictable monthly plan.
Design, build, hosting, maintenance, and support bundled into a single line item.
For businesses that need a clean, trustworthy starting point more than a large custom site. Limited slots.
- New local businesses
- Simple service offers
- Existing sites that are broken
- Owners who want support included
What is included
A focused foundation, done properly.
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Home page with your offer
Clear messaging and trust signals up top, so a first-time visitor understands what you do and why to call.
02
Contact page that converts
A direct conversion path with a real form, phone link, and the details buyers need before they reach out.
03
On-page SEO basics
Sensible titles, metadata, and schema setup so search engines can read the site from day one.
04
Hosting, backups, and security
Hosting, backups, security, and updates are handled for you and included in the monthly plan.
05
Launch QA on every screen
The site is checked on desktop and mobile before it goes live, so nothing embarrassing ships.
06
An upgrade path when ready
Add service pages, landing pages, SEO content, automation, or a full rebuild when the timing is right.
Good fit
The program works best when the offer is simple.
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Great fit
Local service businesses, solo operators, and new companies that need a credible site quickly.
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Maybe not
E-commerce, booking systems, large content libraries, custom apps, or heavy integrations usually need a scoped build.
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Upgrade path
Start lean, then add pages, SEO content, automation, or a full rebuild when the business is ready for it.
What $0 upfront means
The setup fee is waived for this focused starter program; the website is paired with the monthly plan shown on the page. It is not a contest, a temporary mockup, or a promise that every business receives an unlimited custom build at no cost. The offer works because the launch is intentionally small: a clear homepage, a contact page, mobile-first presentation, and the essential care needed to keep the site online.
Before enrolling, the written agreement should confirm the current monthly price, minimum term if any, cancellation process, domain and content ownership, what happens to the site if service ends, and which updates are included. Those terms—not the word free by itself—are the basis for a good decision.
Who the starter program fits
It is designed for a legitimate business or organization that needs a credible first home base, has a focused offer, can supply accurate business information, and does not yet need a large content library or complex workflow. A simple site can still be useful when it clearly explains the service, the area served, the trust signals available, and the next step.
It is probably too small for e-commerce, membership accounts, large menus or catalogs, multi-location SEO, extensive migrations, advanced booking, portals, custom applications, or a business that needs many standalone service pages at launch. In those cases, a scoped project or phased build is more honest.
What to prepare before claiming a slot
- Business name, contact details, service area, and current hours.
- A short explanation of the offer and the customers it fits.
- Logo files and original photos you own or have permission to use.
- Verified reviews, credentials, licenses, or affiliations you are allowed to publish.
- The one action the website should make easiest.
Can the site grow later?
Yes, when the platform and agreement allow it. Additional services, pages, integrations, and content should be scoped separately so the starter plan remains predictable for both sides.
Starter does not mean disposable
Even a two-page site should use a domain the business controls, current contact information, readable mobile layouts, compressed original images, a working form, descriptive page titles, basic search visibility settings, and an accessible content structure. The homepage can introduce the offer, audience, service area, proof, and process without pretending to be a full service library.
As the business learns which questions customers ask and which services matter most, those insights can shape later pages. Growth should add useful depth instead of padding the site to reach an arbitrary page count.