One plan. No surprises.

Yes. Answer the questions, watch your site get built, and click through every page — all before paying anything. The $49/month only starts if you decide to publish it.

Your live site and its hosting, the lead form that emails you every quote request, your dashboard with leads and visitor counts, and the ability to edit any text or photo whenever you like. It’s one flat price — there are no setup fees or add-ons.

No. $49/month is the whole price for a published site. A web address of your own is part of it — ask in your dashboard and we register it for you, at no extra cost. Already bought a domain? Connect that one instead — there’s no extra charge from us either way; you just keep renewing the one you own with your own registrar, like you already do.

We’ll get you one — it’s included in the $49/month. Your site goes live on a free roofpropage.com web address the moment you publish, so you’re never waiting on a domain. Then tell us in your dashboard which address you’d like — any standard .com, .net, .org or .co, like joesroofing.com, or the closest one that’s free — and we register it and switch your site over, at no extra cost. (Premium names, the ones registrars price in the hundreds, aren’t included.) The domain is yours to take: ask any time and we hand you its transfer code, free, so you can move it to your own registrar — registries lock brand-new domains for their first 60 days, and after that it moves whenever you like. Prefer to buy your own instead? You can connect that anytime.

Yes. There’s no contract and no cancellation fee. If you cancel, your site comes down from the web — but your account and everything you built stay, and you can publish again whenever you want.

Yes — a 30-day money-back guarantee on your first payment, whichever billing period you chose. Not happy in your first 30 days as a paying customer? Email support@roofpropage.com and we refund that payment in full, once per customer, no forms. If we registered a domain for you in that time, we refund that payment less what the domain cost us, and the domain stays yours. After the first month we bill monthly, in advance, and you can cancel anytime from your billing settings: your site stays live through the month you’ve already paid for and then comes down, and you’re never charged again. We don’t do prorated refunds for a later month that’s already started, but if you were charged in error, email us and we’ll make it right.

That’s what the site is built for. You get local pages for the towns you serve — the page someone searching “roofer near me” lands on — with a search title and description written for every page, your business details written into your main pages in the format Google reads, and a sitemap so nothing gets missed. A site is built to 20 pages, so if your list of towns is long, you add the rest yourself from your dashboard at no extra cost — each one gets its own written page. The moment you publish, the whole site opens up to search engines. What we won’t do is promise you a ranking, because nobody honestly can: Google decides that, and it takes time. What’s included is that the groundwork Google looks for is done from day one, at no extra cost — plus a step-by-step walkthrough in your dashboard for claiming your Google Business Profile, which is the other half of getting found locally.

Because they do different jobs, and the strongest setup is both. A Facebook page can turn up in Google when a homeowner already knows your name and looks you up. But when they search “roofer near me,” Google is showing local businesses’ own sites and Google Business Profiles — a Facebook page isn’t in that race. On Facebook you also don’t control the layout, the lead form, or what shows up beside your work, and the page can change out from under you. Your own site is the address you put on the truck, the thing that makes you look established next to two other quotes, and the one built for those “near me” searches. So keep posting to Facebook — your site links straight out to it.

Bring your own domain and your domain keeps its history — that history is tied to your web address, not to your old site. So keep the same address and connect it here with a quick DNS change at your current registrar. Your old site keeps running until you point the domain over, so there’s no gap; once your new site is live on it, you can cancel your old host. One honest caveat: your old individual page addresses won’t carry over to the new pages. If some of them were bringing you traffic, send the list to support@roofpropage.com and we’ll point them at the right new pages. Prefer a clean start? You can also publish on a free roofpropage.com address.

No. You can build and preview your whole site without creating an account. You only sign in when you’re ready to claim the site and publish it.