WordPress Hosting
Managed hosting, updates, and backups for a WordPress build hosted through Unvertise.
Built SEO-first, from the wireframe up. Perfect for speed, visibility and conversions.
Most agencies hand you a beautiful site, then a different team — sometimes a different company entirely — gets hired later to fix the SEO problems baked into it. Here, the SEO thinking happens at the wireframe stage: URL structure, heading hierarchy, page speed, and schema planned in before a single line of copy goes on the page.
Who this is actually for
Louisville businesses whose current site is holding them back — slow to load, hard to update, or built years ago with no thought given to how people actually search now. Also a good fit for a business launching for the first time and wanting the SEO groundwork laid in from day one instead of bolted on later.
Why this matters more than it sounds like
Design and SEO get sold as two separate services because at most agencies they're built by two separate teams who don't talk to each other until something's broken. Here it's one person doing both, which means the information architecture, the URL slugs, and the page templates are built with search visibility in mind from day one — not retrofitted six months after launch when rankings don't show up.
The receipts
Unvertise is a young company built on old experience. Here's the honest math instead of a round number pulled from nowhere.
Six real engagements, numbers included — client names removed, including the two that flopped.
What's actually in scope
These are the things planned before design even starts — not a checklist run after launch.
Pricing, published where it can be
A full site build depends on page count, content needs, and integrations, so it's quoted by request rather than pretending a "starting at" number means anything real. Hosting and ongoing work are published because they're the same for everyone.
Managed hosting, updates, and backups for a WordPress build hosted through Unvertise.
Full builds, redesigns, and UX work scoped to the actual project — send the details for a real number.
$100 standard page or refresh, $200 premium with a full brief and revisions.
Then $99/mo. Runs alongside a new build or on an existing site. Details
New build or a redesign? Send the current site (if there is one), what's not working, and what you need it to do, and I'll send back a real scoped number — not a "starting at" figure designed to get you on a call.
Straight answers
Because an honest range for "a website" spans a single-page site and a multi-location build with a booking system integration, and a fake "starting at $X" number is just a hook to get a form filled out. Send the actual scope and get an actual number back.
WordPress most often, since it fits the managed-hosting and content-editing needs of most small business clients, but the platform is chosen for the project rather than forced onto every client regardless of fit.
Yes — that's genuinely the point of building this way. Technical SEO can run alongside the build or start afterward. See the SEO page for how that's priced.
Often, yes, and it's usually cheaper than starting over. Send the current site and what's not working, and the scope will reflect what actually needs to change.
No sales call required to learn what a new site or redesign would actually cost.