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About DEVIQO · who builds your website, who answers

Someone has to sit down and build the thing.
That’s us.

A three-chair barbershop in Toledo doesn’t want a website. It wants the phone to ring, and somewhere along the way it was told a website is how that happens. So it collects two quotes, both frightening, and the job waits another year. DEVIQO is the answer to a narrower question: who will sit down and do it, this week, at a price that doesn’t need a meeting.

Nobody hands you a blank canvas here and wishes you luck. A designer draws your site and a writer writes it, and the designer stays with the job until it’s live. If you want the short version of what arrives at the end of the week, what the dollar buys is set out page by page.

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What we do
Design, write and build small business websites, then host them and keep them working
Where we are
The United States. The work is done here and so is the hosting, in two data centers in the country
How we work
In writing. Live chat and email, so there’s a record of what was agreed and nothing lands on your calendar
What it costs
Today you pay $1 for the website plus your first month of hosting. After that hosting is $8.99 a month, billed on the same date each month until you cancel, and you can cancel in any month. No contract, cancel any month. The same build is openly sold at $1,500, which is what a US agency charges for a small business site of this size.

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A small business gets offered two bad deals

Every trade in the country runs into the same fork. One road costs a great deal of money. The other costs every evening you have got. Both of them charge you for the part that ought to be routine.

This is the reason the company exists, so it’s set out here in full.

Road one

Pay someone to build it

  • $1,000 to $5,000upfront for a web designer, per Website Builder Expert, page updated December 5, 2025
  • Six to ten weeksfrom the first meeting to going live
  • $501 to $5,000 a yearafterwards, which WebFX says is what most businesses spend on a site each year, read September 3, 2026

You’ll be invited to a discovery workshop. You’ll be sent a mood board. Somewhere in week five you’ll be asked to sign off on wireframes, and you won’t be sure what you are looking at. Then it goes live and every change is a ticket, and every ticket is a line on next month’s invoice, and after a while you stop asking for the changes.

Go to an agency rather than a freelancer and the same small business site runs $10,000 to $35,000, on Elementor’s own figures, read September 3, 2026. For a two-van plumbing company that’s an extraordinary sum of money to spend on nine pages of text.

Road two

Do it yourself

  • Almost nothing in moneythe builder subscription is cheap
  • Your eveningswhich is the part nobody prices
  • Eight months inand it’s still nearly finished

The template looked wonderful with someone else’s photographs in it. Yours are on a phone, sideways. The About page has said “Lorem ipsum” since March. You wrote the services page twice and hated both, the contact form has never been tested, and no version of this was ever written for someone searching Google at nine thirty at night.

Cheap, until you count the weekends. And a half-built website is worse than no website, because it’s the first thing a customer sees. If you’re still weighing that up against a social page, do I need a website if I have Facebook and Instagram answers that.

Building a perfectly ordinary business website is about five days of skilled work. It shouldn’t cost a quarter of a truck, and it shouldn’t cost you a summer.

02

So we do the work, and you get a week of it

A real designer and a real writer build your website. You aren’t asked to pick a template, choose a typeface or write a word of it. Here’s the actual week, with the benches down the side and your part of it marked.

Every job in the building runs on this schedule. It’s how the work is booked, drawn out rather than described.

  1. You The questionnaire 15 to 30 minutes, in writing Monday Read it, say what is wrong About 20 minutes, whenever suits Friday to Saturday
  2. Design Drawn around your trade A barber and an attorney shouldn’t get the same page Tuesday to Wednesday
  3. Words Every page written From your answers, for people searching at night Wednesday to Thursday
  4. Build Pages, photographs, forms Checked at three widths, including a phone Thursday to Saturday
  5. Live Switched on Domain pointed, SSL on, Google told Sunday

Your total: about 45 minutes. All of it in writing, and none of it on your calendar. Nothing in that week needs you to be anywhere, or free at any particular hour.

How the team is organized

Design

One designer takes your job from the questionnaire to a finished layout and stays with it. It isn’t passed around the room, and there’s no template library anyone is picking from.

Words

A writer turns your answers into the real thing: what you do, who for, what it costs, and why someone should choose you over the chain down the road. Written for search at the same time, not optimized afterwards.

Build

The engineers put the pages together, compress the photographs, wire the forms, and keep the servers standing. They’re the ones the monitoring wakes at four in the morning, which is why they care about it.

Support

The people on chat and email. Same company, same week, same building as the benches above, and they can make most changes themselves instead of raising a ticket with someone who will get to it on Thursday.

Four benches, and a job passes through all four inside a week. When something needs to move between them it moves by name: the person on chat tells you who has it now. If you want to see how the writing bench thinks before your questionnaire lands, writing a services page that gets inquiries and how to write an About page people finish reading are the two we hand new writers first.

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Why the website is a dollar

We’re paid for keeping it online, a little at a time, for as long as it is worth keeping online. The dollar gets you to the hosting, and the hosting is what pays for the company.

The same build is openly sold at $1,500, which is what a US agency charges for a small business site of this size. You pay $1 for it. Today you pay $1 for the website plus your first month of hosting. After that hosting is $8.99 a month, billed on the same date each month until you cancel, and you can cancel in any month.

What you buy One square is one month The dollar, then the months
  1. The websiteCharged once, and never again $1
  2. Year oneHosting, billed monthly 12
  3. Year twoThe same charge 24
  4. Year threeStill the same charge 36
  5. Year fourNo anniversary rise 48
  6. Year fiveAnd we’re still answering 60

One hairline square at the front is the website, bought and finished with. The sixty solid ones behind it are the hosting, and we’re paid for it a month at a time, across every one of them. Five years of designing it, writing it, hosting it, backing it up, renewing the certificate, holding the domain and answering on chat, and an agency would want all of its fee before the first page existed.

We don’t get paid up front

Which means we can’t afford to build you something you switch off in March. A website nobody keeps is a website we lost money on. Our interests and yours point the same way from the first day. It’s arithmetic.

We’re only paid while it’s worth keeping

The month the site stops earning its keep, you cancel, and we stop being paid. No contract makes you carry on, and nobody is put in front of you to talk you out of it.

Every website has to be hosted by someone

That bill exists whoever built the site, and it doesn’t go away by choosing a different company. So we put our margin there instead of in the build, and the build goes for a dollar. The hosting carries a mailbox, the SSL, the nightly backups and your domain run for you. The registry’s own annual fee for the domain name is the one line billed separately, at cost.

More service doesn’t mean a pricier website

Extra mailboxes, invoicing, SEO, bookings, a store: those are things we run for you, and they sit beside the hosting rather than on top of the build. Take more on when the business needs it and drop back when it doesn’t. The website underneath stays the one you paid a dollar for.

04

What we won’t do

What makes this industry unpleasant is mostly the small print. So here’s ours, in one place, in the shortest words we could find.

All five are in the terms as well. This is the readable version of the same promises.

Our undertaking

  1. 1

    We won’t tie you into a contract

    No minimum term, no notice period, no exit fee, and no twelve-month lock dressed up as a saving. Stop the hosting in your dashboard in any month and it stops at the end of that month. You don’t have to explain yourself and nobody will chase you to.

  2. 2

    We won’t hold your domain hostage

    Your domain goes on the register in your name, not ours. Ask for it and we release it the same business day, at no charge. The words, the photographs and every inquiry your form has ever taken are yours too, and we’ll send you all of it on request.

  3. 3

    We won’t charge you for a two-minute change

    A price, an opening hour, a photograph, a paragraph that reads badly: send it over and we do it, usually the same business day: two a month on Basic, as many as you send on Complete, and unlimited for the first 30 days. There’s no hourly rate and no block of hours to buy up front. Change it yourself from any browser if you would rather, in a few clicks, with nothing technical to learn.

  4. 4

    We won’t put the price up for staying

    There’s no introductory rate that steps up on the anniversary and no loyalty penalty for the people who never leave. Year five costs what year one cost. If we ever change our prices, it’s for new orders: the price you order at is the price you keep.

  5. 5

    We won’t pester you

    Not to sell you an upgrade, not to review your account, not ever. Everything happens in writing on live chat and by email, which means you can answer at eleven at night between jobs and both of us have a record of what was agreed. Your customer data isn’t sold or rented to anyone, and it isn’t used to advertise anything to anyone.

DEVIQOHeld to in the terms of service, not only on this page.Read the terms

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Where we are, and where your website is

Both in the United States, which is a duller answer than most companies give and an easier one to check.

If you’re filling in a vendor or procurement form, these are the lines it usually asks for.

The team
Working in writing instead of on the phone. The same small group takes your job from the questionnaire to the finished site, so nothing is handed to a stranger halfway through.
The servers
Two data centers in the United States, with a global CDN in front of them so a page opens quickly wherever it is asked for. What the hosting covers
Your data
Held in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest. Nothing is copied to a second region abroad for performance. What we collect and why is in the privacy policy.
How you reach it
From the web, in any browser, on any machine you happen to be sitting at. There’s nothing to install, nothing to keep updated and nothing that stops working when a phone is replaced.

For formal notices

Fumo Media LLC, trading as DEVIQO
1910 Thomes Ave.
Cheyenne, WY 82001-3527
United States

Ways to reach us

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What small businesses ask before choosing a US website company

Six questions that come up in almost every first conversation. The answers are the ones you would get on chat, so there’s no sense in making you ask for them.

Every answer points at the page that carries the detail. A company page shouldn’t be the last word on anything.

Asked and answered

01 How can a website only cost $1?

Because we’re paid for keeping it online afterwards, a month at a time, for as long as it is worth keeping online. Today you pay $1 for the website plus your first month of hosting. After that hosting is $8.99 a month, billed on the same date each month until you cancel, and you can cancel in any month. The same build is openly sold at $1,500, which is what a US agency charges for a small business site of this size. We make the money back slowly, or not at all if you leave. Section 03 above draws five years of it as sixty squares, and the web hosting page lists everything the hosting carries.

02 Are you a US company, and is my website hosted in the United States?

Yes on the company: DEVIQO is Fumo Media LLC, formed in Wyoming. On hosting, your site and your data will sit in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest, with nothing copied to a second region abroad for speed. That’s a commitment we take on when the service launches rather than something we are already running, and we’d rather say so. What we collect and why is set out in the privacy policy. Section 05 has the mailing address for procurement and vendor forms, and the service level page is what we are held to.

03 Who designs and writes it? Am I picking a template?

No template, and no blank canvas either. One designer takes your job from the questionnaire to a finished layout and stays with it, because a barber and an attorney shouldn’t be handed the same page. A writer turns your answers into the real thing: what you do, who for, what it costs, and why someone should choose you over the chain down the road. You’re never asked to pick a theme, choose a typeface or write a word of it. What you get for the dollar is set out page by page, and the five pages every small business website needs is the shape most of them take.

04 I already have a website. Do I have to start again?

Not from nothing. We rebuild what is there: the words that already work are kept, the pages that earn their place stay, and the addresses of your old pages are redirected so you don’t lose the ranking you have. The same seven days and the same $1 apply, and the same hosting after it: Today you pay $1 for the website plus your first month of hosting. After that hosting is $8.99 a month, billed on the same date each month until you cancel, and you can cancel in any month. The redesign page explains how an existing site moves across, and what a website redesign should fix is the one to read first, because it’s usually not the part people expect.

05 Will people find it on Google?

The technical half is done for you and included: the page titles and descriptions, the headings, the speed, the sitemap, the structured data, and your Google Business Profile set up. That is what gets you eligible. The other half is reviews, being written about locally, and answering inquiries quickly, and no supplier can do those for you. The local SEO page says which is which, and how to get your business on the first page of Google gives the realistic timings.

06 What happens if I stop paying? Do I lose the site and the domain?

You keep the domain, because it’s registered in your name rather than ours, and we release it with the transfer code the same business day you ask. You keep the words, the photographs and every inquiry your form has taken, sent to you as ordinary files. The website itself comes down when the hosting stops, since hosting is the thing holding it up, and your mailbox stops with it, so move any email you want to keep first. We hold everything for thirty days in case you change your mind. There is no exit fee and no notice period: the refunds and cancellation policy is the formal version, and the domain names page covers taking one with you.

Not on the list?Sixty-one more guides are written out in the DEVIQO help center, and the longer reading sits on the blog.Ask us instead

The website is $1.
Then hosting at $8.99 a month, for as long as you want it.

Today you pay $1 for the website plus your first month of hosting. After that hosting is $8.99 a month, billed on the same date each month until you cancel, and you can cancel in any month. The same build is openly sold at $1,500, which is what a US agency charges for a small business site of this size. Tell us about the business once and our team builds the whole thing. Live in seven days, changed by you or by us afterwards, and cancelable in any month with nobody trying to talk you out of it.

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