I just created a productized service to build modern JAMstack websites for other productized services (how meta haha). Would love to hear feedback on the different pricing/package tiers. 😊
Some background
Sweet Jam Sites is suitable for non-technical founders/business owners who just don't like to DIY, and prefer to 'set and forget' the website to focus on the actual core service of your business. And guess what? Web hosting is FREE, so those annoying few hundred dollars of annual fees - saved. Vital when starting out, if you ask me.
Started this because a friend needed a fast, secure and cost-effective site for her service business, but she was not looking forward to learning how to build a website, even on the drag-and-drop ones like Squarespace or the usual ones like Wordpress. All she needed as a 'brochure' website, which she doesn't quite need to update often. At that time, I just got hooked on JAMstack, using tools like Stackbit, GatsbyJS, Github, Netlify, NetlifyCMS, so I did one up for her within a week. I run a productized consulting business website on Wordpress myself, and was amazed by how easy it was to set it up even compared to Wordpress. And it's even cheaper!
Grateful for the IH community, so wanted to offer a sweet deal
Btw, been quietly enjoying the community here, so wanted to give first dips to everyone, at a crazy discount—just US$49 once off for a website (just quote promo code "PS2019").
I dont feel this idea, domain is free but it is on free netlify domain, you dont use anywhere words GatsbyJS But you will use it to make this static website, 1 revision can look dangerous for client
How many revisions do you think is not "dangerous" then?
About 2-3 for first plan I think, I am thinking that maybe better idea is make your copy / focus on idea more like: "static site" for your company. For my website I used 11ty, I didn't know how to make it but I wanted to learn new things.
Hmmm I wonder though...Do you think non-tech founders/entrepreneurs will understand what "static site" means? And grasp the implications to their business objectives?
Highlighting that it is FREE web hosting feels more direct, appealing to cost savings, that's why I mentioned that..
yes, probably you have right.