Static HTML Sites — Sites by Sara

Static HTML Sites

(No CMS, No Database, Just a Fast Website)

No CMS. No Database. Just HTML.

A website with nothing to log into, patch, or break.

Not every website needs a content management system. A Static HTML Site is built directly in code — no database, no plugins, no admin login for anyone to target — just a fast, reliable page (or a small handful of pages) that does exactly what it needs to do.

Basic static site. No CMS, no database, nothing to update. Just clean, ready-to-launch pages — starting at $650 one-time.
Static HTML brochure website mockup with navigation menu and homepage layout
$650
Starting Price (One-Time)
No Database
Fully Static Files
1–5
Pages Available
No Login
Nothing For Hackers To Target
Simple, Transparent Pricing

Two page-count options to start.

Both are fully static HTML builds — no CMS, no database — priced by how many pages you need.

Static HTML No Database
One-time build fee · USD

5-Page Static Site

$850 one-time
Our Simple Site tier
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What's included:
  • Basic static site (no CMS)
  • Up to 5 pages
Hosting & Ongoing Care

Domain Renewal & Hosting

$25 /mo
5% off with annual billing
  • Domain reservation
  • Website hosting for non-WordPress websites (Simple HTML Sites)
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WHAM Hosting & Maintenance

$75 /mo
Or $855/yr (5% off) — scoped to a 1-page squeeze site
  • Hosting & maintenance for a 1-page squeeze site
  • Reduced single-page rate
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Need More Room Later?
$500 one-time

Additional Pages

Basic pages, sold in blocks of 5 pages, beyond the first 5 pages on your Static HTML Site.

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Pricing above reflects Sites by Sara's one-time build fees and monthly hosting rates. Additional Pages are priced per block of 5 pages beyond the base 5-page site.

Detailed Breakdown

What's involved in building your site.

A clean, hand-built process — no CMS installation, no plugin setup, nothing extra.

1

Discovery Call

We talk through your content, your page count, and what the site needs to do.

2

Content Collection

Gathering the text and images for each page before any layout work begins.

3

Layout & Design

A clean layout built from the Sites by Sara design system, matching your brand.

4

Static Build

Hand-built HTML and CSS pages — no CMS is ever installed on your site.

5

Mobile-Responsive Check

Testing your site at desktop, tablet, and phone widths before it goes any further.

6

Security Review

Confirming there's no login, plugin, or database for anyone to target or exploit.

7

Domain Connection

Connecting your existing domain, or pairing with our Domain Renewal & Hosting plan.

8

Launch & Handoff

Your site goes live, with a quick walkthrough of what was built and how it's hosted.

Built To Just Work

No CMS. No login. Nothing to break.

A static HTML site has no database and no admin dashboard — so there's no login for anyone to target, no plugins to keep updated, and nothing that can silently break after an automatic update. It's just code, served fast and reliably.

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Static HTML files connected to a browser window with no login screen or database
You Choose The Scope

1 page or 5 — you choose the scope.

Need one page for a straightforward online presence? Start there. Need a bit more room for an About, Services, or Contact page? The 5-Page Static Site keeps the same no-CMS build, just split across more pages.

Compare the two tiers
Side-by-side comparison of a single-page site and a five-page site layout
Room To Grow

Need to edit content yourself?

A static site is built for pages that rarely change. If you'd rather log in and edit your own content, publish a blog, or grow into e-commerce down the road, our Custom WordPress Development service is built around a full content management system.

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Simple webpage icon transforming into a content management dashboard icon
Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our Static HTML Site builds.

What's the difference between the 1-Page and 5-Page Static Site? +
Both are fully static sites with no CMS and no database. The 1-Page Static Site has 3–5 sections and up to 1,500 words on a single page, for $650 one-time. The 5-Page Static Site splits your content across up to 5 separate pages, for $850 one-time.
Can I add more pages later? +
Yes. Additional Pages are available at $500 one-time per block of 5 pages beyond the base 5-page site. If you start with the 1-page tier, you'd move up to the 5-Page Static Site first, then add further blocks of 5 pages from there.
Is a Static HTML Site the same as your Simple Squeeze Page Sites service? +
Yes, they're built from the same underlying static, no-CMS site tiers. This page is for a general static website — a brochure, portfolio, or informational presence. If you specifically want a single-page marketing or lead-capture design, see our Simple Squeeze Page Sites page instead.
Why choose a static HTML site instead of WordPress? +
A static HTML site has no CMS and no database — there's no dashboard, no login, and no plugins to keep updated. That means less to maintain and less attack surface. If you'd rather edit your own content, publish a blog, or grow into e-commerce down the road, our Custom WordPress Development service is built around a full content management system instead.
What hosting options are available for a Static HTML Site? +
Two options: Domain Renewal & Hosting at $25/mo, which covers domain reservation and hosting for non-WordPress, simple HTML sites; or WHAM Hosting & Maintenance's Squeeze Page tier at $75/mo (or $855/yr, 5% off), which adds ongoing maintenance and is scoped to a 1-page squeeze site.
Will my Static HTML Site be mobile-friendly? +
Yes. Every site we build, including Static HTML Sites, is designed mobile-first and tested across desktop, tablet, and phone screens before launch.
Next Steps

Ready for a website with nothing to maintain?

Book a free consultation and tell us how many pages you need — we'll get your static site built and live fast.

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Helpful to have ready:

  • 1 How many pages your site needs (1 or up to 5)
  • 2 The content and images you already have ready
  • 3 Your existing domain, if you have one
  • 4 Which hosting option you'd like
  • 5 Whether you'll ever need to edit content yourself
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