Own vs Rent
Typical auto-repair website vendors charge $99–$225 every month, forever — and when you stop paying, the site, the content, sometimes even the domain… gone.
Same eight questions, asked of the rental model and of us. Ask them of anyone else you talk to.
| The question | The rental model | JUMPSTART |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the domain? | The rental modelUsually the vendor | JUMPSTARTYou — registered in your name day one |
| Who owns the content? | The rental modelLicensed to you while you pay | JUMPSTARTYou — every word and photo |
| Who owns the reviews page? | The rental modelLives on their platform | JUMPSTARTLives on your site, on your domain |
| What does it cost? | The rental modelPublished nowhere — “get a quote” | JUMPSTART$897 once, or $89/mo × 12 |
| When does paying stop? | The rental modelNever | JUMPSTARTAfter 12 payments — never a 13th charge |
| Does it keep working if you leave them? | The rental modelSite goes dark | JUMPSTARTIt’s yours; $9/mo hosting keeps it online, or take it elsewhere |
| Can you move hosts? | The rental modelNot without rebuilding | JUMPSTARTYes — take the files anywhere |
| Is it your own build? | The rental modelA numbered template | JUMPSTARTBuilt around your business, your town |
$89/mo × 12 = $1,068 total. Twelve payments, then it stops — there is never a 13th charge. The payments are how you buy it: finish them, or pay off the balance early anytime, and the site, content and domain are yours free and clear.
That’s $1,788/year. Over 3 years: $5,364 — and you still own nothing. JUMPSTART: $897 once (or $1,068 over 12 months), then just $9/mo hosting. You own it.
Typical website vendors run $99–$225/mo.
Nothing has to be “transferred” from your old vendor — we rebuild your content better than it is now. Your Google Business Profile and your reviews are already yours; they don’t belong to the website company, and they come with you.
No card. No contract. If you don’t want it, keep the preview link and walk away.
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