Switching
Stuck in a marketing contract that isn't working?
You signed up for a website and leads. You got a monthly bill, an account manager who stopped calling, and a site you can't take with you. You are not the only one. Here is how to get out without starting over.
What usually happens
The big national marketing companies sell small-town businesses a bundle: a website, ads, and a dashboard, on a six to twelve month contract. The site lives on their system. Cancel, and it goes dark. Some charge to take it down.
What we do differently
| Them | Us |
|---|---|
| Monthly contract, auto-renews | Cancel any month |
| Prices quoted on the phone | Prices on this site |
| The site stays with them | The site, domain, and accounts are in your name |
| An account manager in another state | Heath, in McAlester, who answers |
| Leads go to a dashboard you have to check | Every lead gets a personal reply within minutes, under your name |
How switching works
- Tell us your contract end date and send us your current site. We check what you can take with you (usually the domain, your words, and your photos).
- We build the new site before your contract ends, on your own accounts, so nothing goes dark.
- The day your contract ends, we point your domain at the new site. Your customers never notice.
What it costs
A new site starts at $2,500 with the reply system built in. Monthly plans from $99. The full list is on the pricing page. No setup fee is hidden in the monthly.
One honest note
If your current contract is working and the leads are good, stay. We'll tell you that on the call. The reason to switch is that it isn't, and you can't leave.