Does Simply Built Offer Website Payment Plans?

How it works

When you get to the payment page for your package, you choose between paying in one go or splitting it across 3 or 6 months. The page shows the monthly figure and the total for each option side by side. Nothing is hidden and nothing is estimated — you're looking at the actual numbers before you commit.

Splitting costs a little more

Paying over time carries a small fee on top of the package price, which is why the total for a plan is higher than paying once. I'd rather say that plainly than bury it. Look at both totals on the payment page and pick whichever suits your cash flow — sometimes spreading it is worth the difference, sometimes it isn't.

Payment still comes after the build

A plan doesn't change the order of things. There's no deposit and no setup fee — the website gets built first, and you only get to a payment page once you've seen it and decided you want it. See do I have to pay before you build it.

If you add Website Care

Website Care is the optional $50/month for small edits, content updates, and basic maintenance. If you're on a payment plan and add care, the first care charge starts a month after checkout rather than being piled onto your first payment. See what website care includes and what happens if I cancel care.

Which package the plan applies to

Package prices are published rather than quoted privately, so you can work out the monthly figure before you talk to me at all. See packages and pricing and what a small business website costs for the wider market context.

Choosing sensibly

If paying once is comfortable, that's the cheaper route. If splitting it is the difference between having a website this month and putting it off another year, the plan is doing its job. Either way you'll see both numbers first — and you can send me what you have without deciding anything yet.