Your website still lists last year's prices.
Every small change waits on your web person, and the list of changes never gets shorter.
How can a small business keep its website up to date?
With askotter, the owner keeps the website current by sending a text such as a new price or new hours. A preview comes back, a person reviews it, and it publishes when the owner replies yes, from $99/mo self-managed.
- How you ask
- A plain text message. "Change the exam price to $89" is a complete request.
- What comes back
- A draft and a preview link before anything is public.
- Not for
- Teams that need several editors with separate permissions working in the site at once.
Why it happens
Updating the site means an email, a wait and an invoice. So the old prices stay up, the new service never gets a page, and the holiday hours go up late.
How askotter fixes it
See one change followed end to end: run your website by text. Compare plans on the digital marketing pricing page.
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Questions owners ask about this
How much does it cost to update a small business website?
Can I move my existing website to askotter?
Get this fixed for your business.
Start with a free audit of your site, listings and ads.
Self-managed is $99/mo and scales with the compute you use. Our team runs it from $600/mo.