The scope
The whole list,
including the parts
you pay for.
A flat price only works when the scope is written down. Everything inside the ₦249,999, everything outside it, who it is for, and the times we hold ourselves to when something goes wrong.
Paid once, on day one. No invoice reaches you again inside the term.
Covered for sixty months.
One flat scope, written down, so the price can stay flat too.
- A site of five to seven pages, drawn and written for your practice
Most of these carry a published rate. The rest we quote before any work starts.
Not covered, and we would rather say so now.
- The year three redraw. We carry the larger part of it and quote your share before starting, but it does not sit inside the ₦249,999
- A logo, if you have none. We draw a wordmark from your business name for ₦20,000, once, and you pick it during the brief
- An eighth page. Seven is the ceiling inside this price, and we would rather redraw the seven than pad them
- A full cart and checkout. Every service carries an enquiry button inside the price, and a handful of products can carry order buttons too, which is how most Nigerian business actually closes. Past that, you clear Paystack's own compliance and open your storefront there yourself, so stock and money stay in your account, and we wire your site into it at no charge
- Domains other than the .com.ng we register for you
- Mailboxes you sign into. Forwarding from your corporate address to your Gmail costs nothing and is inside the price. A real inbox is ₦7,000 a person a year
- Payment gateway fees. You open your own Paystack or Flutterwave account and we wire it into the site, so the money lands with you and the fees stay between you and them
- A photographer. You take the pictures and send them, up to ten, or we pick royalty free stock for your field instead. We do not travel to premises and there is no shoot to book
- Businesses trading from an address outside Africa. This price is set against Nigerian and African conditions and does not travel. We will still build for you, under an ordinary contract at an ordinary rate, outside the five year arrangement
- Advertising spend on Google or Meta
- Search rankings. We build fast, clean and SEO-friendly, which is the part anyone can control. We do not sell positions
- Writing your blog posts or running your social accounts
- Damage done by another developer you hand access to
- Holding your domain to make you stay. It is registered in your name on day one, the transfer code is yours whenever you ask, and we would rather lose you than own your address
- Legal advice. The compliance page carries standard wording, not counsel
- Anything needing a platform underneath it. A build that outgrows an open standards site leaves this arrangement and takes its own contract, and you keep every file drawn to that point
Times we hold ourselves to.
Written as numbers, so you can hold us to them rather than to a feeling.
- First reply to any messageA person, by name. Not an autoresponder.
- 1 working day
- Site is downAny hour, any day. Monitoring pages us before you notice.
- 4 hours
- If we missMore than eight hours down in a month through our fault.
- Month added free
Nothing here depends on us lasting.
Inside the first fifteen to thirty days after launch we hand you the keys to your own domain and put a working copy of the whole site in your Google Drive or your Gmail. Not on request, not after an argument, not once something has already gone wrong. It happens while everything is going well, which is the only time such a thing is worth doing. A five year promise is worth nothing without an answer to this question, so it is settled in your first month rather than left to trust.
Asked often enough that they belong on the page rather than on a call.
What if I want to leave in year two?
You walk, and you are already holding everything you need, because the handover happened in your first month rather than on your way out. Ask and we send a fresh copy anyway. The domain has stood in your name since day one, so there is nothing to prise loose. No exit fee, and no refund of the unused years.
Who owns the site?
You do, from the first draft. The design, the code we wrote for you, the content and the domain. We keep the right to show it in a portfolio, nothing more.
Is ₦249,999 genuinely all of it?
For the site itself, yes. Domains beyond the .com.ng and mailboxes you sign into are the only extras that exist, both are priced in public on the price page, and you pick them during the brief before you part with a naira.
How do clients actually reach me from it?
Every service on the site carries a chat button that opens a message already naming what they were reading about, so an enquiry arrives with its context attached and you are talking inside two taps. For a chambers or a consultancy that is the whole conversion path. If you also sell a handful of physical things, the same button takes an order, and when a catalogue outgrows that you open a Paystack storefront yourself and we wire the site into it.
Will this actually get me found?
The site is built fast, marked up cleanly, and pointed at your Google listing and your feeds from the first draft, which is the part anyone can control. The part that moves a Nigerian business most is a claimed Google Business Profile with real reviews on it, and that has to stand in your name, not ours. So we hand you a written guide at launch covering how to claim it, what to put in it, and how to ask customers for reviews without being a nuisance. Yours to keep. We will not stand between you and your own listing.
What if I just want to change one small thing?
Then you get it, free, every single month, and nobody argues about whether it counts. A price, a photograph, a paragraph, a phone number, a closing time. Send it by message or by email and it is live inside a working day. Small stale details are what make a Nigerian business site look abandoned long before it actually is, so we made fixing them the cheapest thing you can ask us for.
Can I buy this from outside Africa?
Not the five year arrangement. WebAssure5 is drawn for Nigerian and African businesses and the whole price only holds against those conditions, so a company trading from London, New York or Dubai cannot enter it. That is a line we drew on purpose, not a shortage of capacity. Write to us anyway and we will quote a full build under an ordinary contract, without the sixty month term attached.
How will I know when the term is ending?
Because we tell you, in writing, ninety days before it does, with the renewal figure and a full copy of the site attached. Not a week before, and not after the site has already gone dark. Being told late is how most Nigerian business sites die, so the notice is written into the arrangement rather than left to whoever remembers. Say nothing and the site stays up for thirty days past the end date, then parks on a holding page while you decide.
What if I outgrow it?
Then you outgrow it, and that is a good day for both of us. A build that needs machinery underneath it steps out of the five year arrangement into its own contract, with us or with anybody else. Nothing you paid for is stranded, because your site is built on open standards with nothing proprietary underneath it. No platform to escape, no licence to transfer, no database to untangle. Any competent developer can pick it up and carry it wherever you are going. The only way this money is wasted is if the business itself stops trading.
Who holds the domain?
You do, outright, from the day it is registered. It goes up under your name and your contact details rather than ours, and the transfer code is yours for the asking.
This matters more than it sounds. A number of Nigerian developers register the client's domain in their own name, which quietly turns your address into their asset. The site you paid for then cannot move without their cooperation, and some of them know it.
What counts as the free change?
Anything up to forty five minutes of our work. New prices, swapped photographs, a reworded paragraph, a fresh staff member, an added phone number. One every month from the day the site goes live, sixty across the term. It does not roll over, so spend it. Repairs never count against it, because a thing that broke was never a change.
Do you work outside Lagos?
The build runs remotely and the brief does the talking, so the state you trade from changes neither the price nor the dates. Send photographs from wherever you are, or let us pick royalty free stock for your field.
What if my traffic grows a lot?
It scales with you inside the price until the site is doing serious volume, and we tell you well before that line rather than after. In practice, no five to seven page business site in Nigeria has reached it.
Read all of that and still interested?
The brief takes about eight minutes and shows you the total as you answer.