Stop renting your website. Build one you own.

Most platforms rent you a spot and keep the keys. Own your code outright, move it anywhere, and pay about $40 a month instead of a subscription that never ends.

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The Contrast

Renting isn't building.

Same website, two very different deals. One you pay for forever. One is actually yours.

What you rent

× Monthly fees, for as long as the site exists.
× Your code lives on their platform, not yours.
× The day you leave, you start over from zero.

What you own

✓ The code is yours — every line of it.
✓ Fully portable. Pick it up and move it anywhere.
✓ Roughly $40/mo, all in. No lock-in, no penalty for leaving.

The stack runs about $40/mo and the code is yours to take anywhere. Kajabi's cheapest tier alone is $143/mo — and the day you leave, you start from zero.

The stack you own

Claude Pro (includes Claude Code)$20/mo

GitHub (unlimited private repos)Free

Vercel Pro (commercial hosting)$20/mo

All in≈ $40/mo · $480/yr

What platforms charge

Squarespace Core$276+/yr

Leadpages Grow~$1,188/yr

Kajabi Basic$1,716+/yr

And you ownnothing

Straight talk on hosting: Vercel's free Hobby tier is for non-commercial sites only. A real business site belongs on Pro at $20/mo — so that's the number we quote. Competitor prices are their best-case annual-billed rates. Domain is ~$10–20/yr either way, so we leave it out.

How It Works

Three tools. One site you own.

No mystery, no jargon. Here's the whole stack in three lines.

Claude builds it

You describe the site. Claude writes the actual code — real HTML and CSS, not a template you're renting.

GitHub stores it

Every version lives in your own repo. It's yours, it's backed up, and it goes with you.

Vercel publishes it

Push a change and it's live in seconds on a fast, secure host. No servers to babysit.

Who It's For

For people who'd rather own the thing than keep leasing it.

Coaches, solo founders, and makers who are done paying rent on a platform they don't control. If you've ever felt trapped by a subscription — or worried what happens to your site the day you cancel — this is for you.

You don't need to be a developer. You do need to want the keys.

And if you love your current platform and never think about it? Genuinely, keep it. These are fine tools. This is for the people who want to own their corner of the internet instead of renting it.