What's the difference between Basic and Core?

What Basic covers

Basic is a great site plus the full platform essentials. You get up to 5 core pages, tailored design built on True Mtn wireframes, and everything the Platform & Hosting subscription includes: premium hosting, enterprise CDN and security, backups, weekly updates, uptime monitoring, spam protection, and reliable lead delivery. If your website’s job is simply to be online, fast, professional, and easy to find, Basic does that job without asking you to pay for anything you won’t use.

What Core adds

Core is built for businesses that run on their website: leads, quotes, bookings, or compliance requirements. On top of everything Basic includes, Core adds privacy and consent compliance, Enhanced Analytics powered by Google (Google Analytics and Search Console, configured and reported monthly), SMS lead alerts sent to your phone the moment a form comes in, Zapier and CRM automation so leads land where your team already works, advanced forms, and a tailored blog that launches with six industry articles already published, not an empty coming-soon page. Core also retains backups for 30 days instead of 7, giving you a longer window to recover if something needs to be rolled back.

How many pages you get

Basic includes up to 5 core pages, a deliberate and focused scope. Core includes up to 15 pages plus 5 dedicated city service pages, built so people searching “your service + their town” find you instead of a competitor. Need more than that on Core? Additional pages and additional city service pages are each priced clearly and quoted upfront, so there’s never a surprise once the site is live.

Which one fits your business

If you just need a solid, professional site online, Basic is the right call. If speed-to-lead, compliance, or connecting your site to the tools you already run your business on matters to you, Core is where that lives. Most businesses find that one extra job a year typically covers the difference in cost. On your discovery call, we’ll recommend one honestly based on how you actually work, not whichever one costs more.

Upgrading from Basic to Core later

Starting on Basic doesn’t lock you out of Core. There’s a clear upgrade path: we quote the setup work for the Core features you’re adding, your monthly subscription moves to the Core rate, and everything gets wired into the site you already have. No rebuild, no starting from scratch, and no lost work from the site you already launched.