Compare · 2026
Best website company for contractors (2026)
It depends on whether you want a website only or a website that also answers leads. If you want a website only, Wix is $17.77, $29.77, or $39.77 a month billed yearly, and Squarespace Basic is $19 a month billed annually or $25 month to month. Footbridge Media is $249 a month, month to month, and if you cancel they say they will help you take the site with you. If you want one system for the website, leads, follow-up, and reviews, Contractor Systems Advanced is $297 a month (Pro is $597 a month and includes the All Hours AI receptionist). No contracts on monthly or quarterly plans. Annual plans are paid up front for the year.
Hosting
What is the best hosting for contractor websites?
The best hosting for a contractor website keeps the site available, loads it quickly on a phone, serves it over HTTPS, and leaves the domain in the contractor's name. Google's page experience guide says Core Web Vitals are used by its ranking systems, and that a good Core Web Vitals score does not by itself put a page at the top. The same guide asks whether pages are served securely. It also says page experience aspects other than Core Web Vitals do not directly raise rankings. If the site is down, the homeowner cannot submit a form or tap the phone number on the page.
Source: Understanding page experience in Google Search results, checked October 28, 2026.
Advanced is $297 a month. Built to turn visitors into calls and quote requests. Hosting and updates included. Your website lives at your own domain. We point it at the new site and set up email authentication so your messages don't land in spam. Your email keeps working. Don't own a domain yet? We'll recommend one on the kickoff call and register it in your name. We manage your domain from here on: your website and everything else that runs on it. You stay the owner, and your regular email keeps working because we copy over everything you have first. No contracts on monthly or quarterly plans. We own the software. This page does not say you receive the website source code if you cancel.
Published prices
What each model costs, and who publishes the number.
| Provider | Published price | Model | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contractor Systems | $297/mo Advanced, $597/mo Pro, $297 setup (waived on quarterly/annual) | Website + CRM + follow-up + reviews. No contracts on monthly or quarterly plans. | contractorsystems.com/pricing · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| Footbridge Media | $249/mo, month to month, 90-day money-back. The page does not list a separate setup fee. | Managed contractor site. If you cancel, they say they will help you take it with you. | footbridgemedia.com/contractor-marketing-program · verified Oct 23, 2026 |
| Housecall Pro website | $99/mo (5 pages) or $149/mo (15 pages) + $99 setup. Also needs Housecall Pro software from $59/mo annual | Add-on to field-service software | housecallpro.com/lp/websites · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| Ideal Media Pro | $997 one-time (up to 10 pages), or $1,997 setup + $797/mo | Custom-coded site you own, or a lead-gen system | idealmediapro.com/web-design-for-home-services · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| Hook Agency | $12,000 or $24,000, paid over 12 months; up to $50,000. Local SEO + AEO $3,750/mo | Agency build, you own it | hookagency.com/pricing · verified Oct 26, 2026 |
| Rizen | $3,400–$16,000+/mo, includes ads | Agency, website plus ads | gorizen.com/pricing · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| Grit Systems | $295/mo, no setup fee | Website + CRM + reviews bundle | getgritsystems.com/pricing · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| SystemsPal | $297/mo, calls and texts extra (about $5–$10/mo) | Website + follow-up bundle | systemspal.com/pricing · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| Wix | $17.77, $29.77, or $39.77/mo, billed yearly | DIY builder | wix.com/plans · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| Squarespace | Basic $19/mo annual, or $25/mo monthly | DIY builder | squarespace.com/pricing · verified Oct 21, 2026 |
| Contractor Gorilla, Scorpion | Quote only | Custom WordPress / proprietary CMS | No public pricing page |
Each price was read on that company's own site on the date next to the source. Contractor Gorilla and Scorpion do not publish a price. What the monthly fee covers, and what you keep if you cancel, is how much a contractor website costs per month. This page is the vendor comparison.
Honest fit
Who should not pick us
- You want the cheapest website and you will build it yourself. Wix and Squarespace are the fit.
- You want to pay once and own the code. Ideal Media Pro's $997 site and Hook Agency's builds work that way. Ideal also sells a $1,997 setup plus $797 a month.
- You only need a website add-on inside Housecall Pro.
- You want a contractor site you can take with you, without the lead inbox, follow-up, and reviews. Footbridge Media is $249 a month, month to month, and their FAQ says they will help you take the site if you cancel.
- You want an agency that runs paid ads with the website. Rizen plans run from $3,400 to $16,000+ a month and include ads. Master adds Google Ads management, and you pay Google for the clicks.
- You want to configure GoHighLevel yourself. Contractor Systems is a done-for-you system on our own software. No contracts on monthly or quarterly plans.
Questions
What is the best hosting for contractor websites?
The best hosting for a contractor website keeps the site available, loads it quickly on a phone, serves it over HTTPS, and leaves the domain in the contractor's name. Google's page experience guide says Core Web Vitals are used by its ranking systems, and that a good Core Web Vitals score does not by itself put a page at the top. The same guide asks whether pages are served securely. It also says page experience aspects other than Core Web Vitals do not directly raise rankings. If the site is down, the homeowner cannot submit a form or tap the phone number on the page. Source: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/page-experience, checked October 28, 2026. Advanced is $297 a month. Built to turn visitors into calls and quote requests. Hosting and updates included. Your website lives at your own domain. We point it at the new site and set up email authentication so your messages don't land in spam. Your email keeps working. Don't own a domain yet? We'll recommend one on the kickoff call and register it in your name. We manage your domain from here on: your website and everything else that runs on it. You stay the owner, and your regular email keeps working because we copy over everything you have first. No contracts on monthly or quarterly plans. We own the software. This page does not say you receive the website source code if you cancel.
How much does a contractor website cost?
In this table, Wix is $17.77, $29.77, or $39.77 a month billed yearly, and Squarespace Basic is $19 a month billed annually or $25 month to month. Footbridge Media is $249 a month, month to month, with a 90-day money-back guarantee, and their FAQ says they will help you take the site if you cancel. The program page does not list a separate setup fee. Ideal Media Pro is $997 once for up to 10 pages, or $1,997 setup plus $797 a month, and Hook Agency is $12,000 or $24,000 paid over 12 months, up to $50,000. Contractor Systems Advanced is $297 a month, with a $297 setup fee waived on quarterly and annual billing, or $597 a month for Pro, which includes the All Hours AI receptionist. Housecall Pro's website is $99 or $149 a month plus $99 setup, Grit Systems is $295 a month with no setup fee, SystemsPal is $297 a month with calls and texts extra, Rizen is $3,400 to $16,000+ a month including ads, and Contractor Gorilla and Scorpion are quote only. The monthly bill, what is included, and what you keep if you cancel are at /insights/how-much-does-a-contractor-website-cost-per-month/. This page is the vendor comparison.
Do I own my contractor website?
Footbridge Media's FAQ says they will help you take the site if you cancel. Ideal Media Pro and Hook Agency say you own the site. No contracts on monthly or quarterly plans. Annual plans are paid up front for the year. Contractor Systems includes the website, CRM, follow-up, and reviews, and this page does not say you receive the source code if you cancel. Housecall Pro's website is an add-on to field-service software, Wix and Squarespace are DIY builders, and Rizen is an agency whose plans include ads. Contractor Gorilla and Scorpion publish no price. What each monthly fee covers is at /insights/how-much-does-a-contractor-website-cost-per-month/.
What's the difference between a website company and a contractor marketing system?
A website company in this table sells the site itself: a DIY builder, a managed contractor site, a website add-on, or a custom build you own. A contractor marketing system bundles the website with leads, follow-up, or reviews: Contractor Systems Advanced at $297 a month or Pro at $597 a month with the All Hours AI receptionist, Grit Systems at $295 a month, and SystemsPal at $297 a month with calls and texts extra. Pick a website company if you only want the site, and a system if you also want leads answered and followed up.
Want the system, not just a site?
Advanced is $297/mo. No contracts on monthly or quarterly plans. We build the website, the follow-up, and the review requests.