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Level 01 The offer

  • 01HomeWhat FacilityWebStudio builds and what it costs, on one page
  • 02PricingThree plans, the build fee, and every term compared
  • 03FeaturesEverything built into the site, and which plan carries it
  • 04TemplatesThe build blueprints a new site starts from
  • 05Book a demoA live walk-through of the site you would get, about 30 minutes
  • 06Start your buildRaise the order while the one-time build fee is waived
  • 07Pay the build feeSettle an invoiced one-time build fee by card, nothing recurring
  • 08Black FridayThe November rate, open November 24 to November 30

Level 02 Who we build for

  • 09Who we build forEvery service model and portfolio type we document
  • 10Janitorial and custodialRecurring cleaning and consumables accounts
  • 11Hard services maintenanceHVAC, electrical, fabric and plant
  • 12Soft services providersCleaning, grounds, waste, pest and security
  • 13Integrated facilities managementOne contract covering hard and soft services
  • 14Commercial property managementManaging agents and landlord-side operators
  • 15Grounds and landscapingExterior and site maintenance crews
  • 16Mechanical and HVAC contractorsPlanned and reactive plant maintenance
  • 17Multi-site portfoliosNational accounts and regional rollouts

Level 03 What we do

  • 18ServicesDesign, development, search and rebuilds for facilities companies
  • 19Facilities management website designWebsite design for facilities management companies, built around what a buyer checks first
  • 20Facilities management website developmentWebsite development built for a facilities management company's actual buying process
  • 21Facilities management website templatesA starting point for your site, rebuilt around your business before launch
  • 22Facilities management SEOSEO for facilities management companies starts with pages search engines can actually rank
  • 23Facilities management website redesignRedesigning a facilities management website without losing the ranking you already have
  • 24Multi-location facilities management websiteA website architecture built for a facilities company serving more than one region
  • 25Website for a janitorial contractorA website for a janitorial contractor that documents your cleaning spec, not just names it
  • 26RFP-ready facilities management websiteA website built to hold up when a procurement team is reading it during an RFP
  • 27Integrated facilities management websiteA website that explains your single-contract model before it lists everything under it
  • 28Government facilities contract websiteA website built for how government and institutional buyers actually search

Level 04 Compare

  • 29Compare website optionsTen comparisons, one verdict each
  • 30GoHighLevel funnels vs FacilityWebStudioFunnels are built to convert one campaign. A facilities company also needs a permanent, searchable site that holds up in a procurement review. Most run both.
  • 31GoHighLevel website builder vs FacilityWebStudioGood if your team or agency builds inside HighLevel already. A managed site suits a facilities company that wants the whole site written, documented and kept current for it.
  • 32GoHighLevel AI Studio vs FacilityWebStudioAI Studio is one of the AI tools inside a HighLevel account. Our AI Engine is a done-for-you receptionist, chat and messaging setup attached to a managed site. They can coexist.
  • 33WordPress vs FacilityWebStudioThe most flexible option if you have a developer and time. A managed site removes the plugins, updates and hosting a facilities company rarely wants to own.
  • 34Wix vs FacilityWebStudioA quick way to get a small site up yourself. A managed site suits a facilities company that needs depth, documentation and someone else doing the work.
  • 35Squarespace vs FacilityWebStudioPolished templates for a brochure site you maintain yourself. A facilities buyer reads for documented commitments, which a managed site is built around.
  • 36Webflow vs FacilityWebStudioA powerful visual platform for designers. A facilities company without an in-house designer usually wants the outcome managed, not the tool.
  • 37GoDaddy Website Builder vs FacilityWebStudioA fast, simple starter site next to your domain. A facilities company that bids for contracts usually outgrows a starter page quickly.
  • 38Hiring a freelancer vs FacilityWebStudioA good freelancer can build a fine site once. The question for a facilities company is who keeps it current, fast and secure for the next five years.
  • 39A traditional facilities marketing agency vs FacilityWebStudioAn agency runs strategy, ads and campaigns across channels. A managed site covers the website and its content for a fixed monthly fee. Many companies use both.

Level 05 Case studies

  • 40Case studies20 client projects, filed by the kind of operator
  • 41Making the first response to facility walkthroughs countBlock management and facilities firm, Provo, Utah
  • 42A phone-friendly route into facility walkthroughsPublic building maintenance contractor, Burlington, Vermont
  • 43The facility walkthroughs questions, answered properlyHospitality venue facilities contractor, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
  • 44Receipt, next step, reassurance for facility walkthroughsWarehouse facilities maintenance team, Springfield, Missouri
  • 45Helping people prepare for facility walkthroughsMulti-site retail facilities provider, Stamford, Connecticut
  • 46Setting honest expectations for facility walkthroughsManufacturing site support services, Durham, North Carolina
  • 47Who answers what: facility walkthroughs made accountableShopping precinct maintenance team, Knoxville, Tennessee
  • 48Setting facility walkthroughs free from the PDFHealthcare premises support services, Naperville, Illinois
  • 49Retiring the duplicate facility walkthroughs pagesHotel back-of-house maintenance contractor, St. Petersburg, Florida
  • 50Guiding facility walkthroughs visitors to the right doorUniversity campus facilities provider, Fort Wayne, Indiana
  • 51Local answers for facility walkthroughs inquiriesSchool site services provider, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
  • 52Demonstrating facility walkthroughs rather than declaring itDistribution hub maintenance team, Albuquerque, New Mexico
  • 53Structured facility walkthroughs inquiries while the office sleepsLeisure center maintenance company, Provo, Utah
  • 54Error messages worth reading on the facility walkthroughs formResidential block facilities manager, Burlington, Vermont
  • 55Keeping old facility walkthroughs links alive after a rebuildOffice facilities management company, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
  • 56Giving staff control of facility walkthroughs changesRetail premises maintenance contractor, Springfield, Missouri
  • 57Separate doors for new and returning facility walkthroughs contactsIndustrial estate facilities contractor, Stamford, Connecticut
  • 58Evidence for facility walkthroughs content decisionsMixed-use building facilities company, Durham, North Carolina
  • 59A tested fallback for facility walkthroughs contactBusiness park maintenance company, Knoxville, Tennessee
  • 60Keeping facility walkthroughs maintainable after launchOffice campus services contractor, Naperville, Illinois

Level 06 The file

  • 61AboutWho builds and runs the sites, and how the studio works
  • 62BlogEvery filed article, searchable by topic
  • 63FAQAnswers on the offer, revisions, hosting and billing
  • 64ContactTalk to a person by email or a booked demo
  • 65Search this siteEvery page on one list, filterable
  • 66Nadia KesslerWebsite Strategist, Facilities Sector
  • 67Marcus ObiTechnical Editor, Managed Websites

Level 07 Articles

  • 68How Often a Facilities Management Website Should ChangeA facilities site does not need a redesign every three years. It needs a small number of pages kept true. Here is what should change, how often, and who should own it.
  • 69Why a Facilities Management Website Is Slow, and What Actually Fixes ItPage speed on a facilities site is usually lost to four things, and none of them is hosting. What the metrics measure, what causes the damage, and the order to fix it in.
  • 70The Enquiry Form a Facilities Company Should Actually Be UsingMost facilities enquiry forms collect a name and a message and throw away the qualification. Here are the fields that pay for themselves and where the reply should land.
  • 71Location Pages for Multi-Site Facilities Contractors, Done ProperlyRegional pages win coverage searches when each one is written from a real presence. Here is how to build them without producing the doorway pages search engines discount.
  • 72What Belongs on a Facilities Contractor Capability Statement PageA capability statement page is one URL a bid evaluator can open, read and score. What it must carry, in the order a prequalification questionnaire asks for it.
  • 73How to Write Service Pages for a Facilities Management CompanyOne page per service line, written from the specification rather than the sales pitch. What each page has to contain, in what order, and why the combined page fails.
  • 74What a Facilities Management Website Needs to Document Before a Procurement ReviewA facilities management website wins or loses a shortlist review based on what it documents, not what it claims. Here is what to put on the page and why.

Level 08 Legal

  • 75Privacy policyHow personal data is handled
  • 76Terms and conditionsThe terms of the service
  • 77Refund policyWhen fees are refundable, and when they are not
  • 78DisclaimerWhat FacilityWebStudio is and is not
  • 79Cookie policyWhich cookies this site sets and why

Level 09 Utility

  • 80Onboarding formThe form a new client fills in after purchase
  • 81Email preferencesChange how often we email, or stop the mail entirely
  • 82Article feedRSS for every article
  • 83SitemapThe machine-readable index of every URL
  • 84llms.txtA summary of this site for language models

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Last updated September 3, 2026

Contents

  1. 01The agreement
  2. 02The service
  3. 03Domain and hosting
  4. 04Fees and billing
  5. 05The one-time build fee
  6. 06Revisions and turnaround
  7. 07Your content and our content
  8. 08Ownership
  9. 09The AI Engine
  10. 10Your responsibilities
  11. 11Cancellation and notice
  12. 12Refunds
  13. 13Guarantees and their limits
  14. 14Suspension and termination by us
  15. 15Liability
  16. 16General

These terms govern your use of facilitywebstudio.com and any website plan you buy from FacilityWebStudio ("we", "us"). Paying the first monthly invoice is acceptance of these terms.

The agreement

The agreement is made of these terms, the plan you select on the pricing page at the time of purchase, the refund and cancellation policy, and any written scope we agree by email. If they conflict, the written scope wins, then the plan, then these terms.

The service

We design, build, host, update and maintain a website for your business on the plan you choose. What each plan includes is set out on the pricing page and forms part of this agreement. We are not a facilities management company, a maintenance contractor or a CAFM software vendor. The website is a marketing and enquiry tool; the professional service you deliver to the people you serve is entirely yours.

Domain and hosting

Both are included in your plan and neither is charged as an extra.

  • Domain. One domain is included free for as long as your plan is active. We register it through Cloudflare Registrar or Spaceship, in your name, and you own it. If you already own a domain we point it at the new site instead and nothing changes for people who know your current address. Renewal of the included domain is covered by your plan.
  • Hosting. Your site is hosted on Cloudflare's global network, with SSL, CDN, DDoS protection and unmetered bandwidth included. There is no separate hosting bill, no SSL bill, no CDN bill and no bandwidth overage. It is inside the monthly figure and does not reappear as a line item later.

If you cancel, the domain remains yours: tell us where to transfer it and we move it at no charge. Hosting ends with the plan.

Fees and billing

Plans are billed monthly in advance at the price shown when you buy: currently $137, $297 plus AI usage, or $747 a month. Usage on the AI Engine is billed monthly in arrears at what our providers charge us. Prices are in US dollars and exclude any taxes you are required to pay. Payment is taken automatically on your renewal date from the method on file. We may change prices with 30 days written notice; the new price applies from your next billing date after the notice period.

The one-time build fee

Every plan carries a one-time build fee of $797. It is not charged when you sign up. It is invoiced after your site is live and you have confirmed you are satisfied with it, and it is due within 7 days of that invoice. If you cancel before the build starts, no build fee is charged. If you cancel after the build starts but before launch, we may invoice the proportion of the fee that reflects the work completed.

Revisions and turnaround

5 revisions a month are included in every plan. A revision is a single change request of any size. Additional revisions in the same month are $20 each. We complete revisions within 2 to 5 working days of receiving everything we need from you. Unused revisions do not roll over.

Your content and our content

You are responsible for the accuracy and legality of the information you give us to publish: services, prices, qualifications, licenses, team details and any claims about your business. Articles we write are general information for readers; they are not advice for any individual and we say so where the subject calls for it. You may ask us to correct or remove any article at any time.

Ownership

While your plan is active you have a license to use the site. Content you supply stays yours, and your domain is yours throughout. Design, code and templates we create stay ours, and we may reuse patterns across clients. On cancellation we provide an export of your content and articles within 14 days.

The AI Engine

On plans that include it, the AI receptionist, chat and messaging agents answer questions about your business, take enquiry details and book appointments. They are configured not to give professional advice and to hand anything that would amount to advice to a person at your business. You review the scripts before launch. Text messaging requires carrier registration (A2P 10DLC), which we file for you; carrier fees are passed through at cost. You are responsible for consent, opt-out and record-keeping obligations that apply to your own communications.

Your responsibilities

  • Give us accurate information and respond to our requests during the build.
  • Own or have the right to use any logo, photograph or text you give us.
  • Comply with the advertising, licensing and professional rules that apply to your business.
  • Keep a valid payment method on file and pay invoices when due.

Cancellation and notice

You may cancel at any time, but the notice period is strict because billing is automatic.

  • Cancellation must be sent by email to . No other channel counts.
  • It must reach us at least 2 business days before your next invoice date, during business hours: 9:00 to 17:00 Central Time, Monday to Friday, excluding United States public holidays.
  • A message sent outside business hours is treated as arriving at the start of the next business day. A weekend message therefore does not begin its notice period until Monday, and does not give 2 business days of notice for an invoice due Monday or Tuesday.
  • With valid notice, no further invoice is raised and the service runs to the end of the month you have paid for.
  • With late notice, the next invoice is charged as normal and the cancellation takes effect at the end of that month. That charge is not refunded.

We confirm every cancellation by email. Until you have that confirmation, the subscription is active.

Refunds

All sales are final. We do not refund for a change of mind or for unused service. The only refund we issue is for a duplicate or incorrect charge made by us. The full position is set out in the refund and cancellation policy, which forms part of this agreement.

Guarantees and their limits

We guarantee a Google PageSpeed score of 90+ on mobile and desktop for pages we build and host. If a page falls below that because of our work, we fix it at no charge. We guarantee that your site starts ranking for local searches in your area within 3 to 5 months of launch; if it has not, we continue the search work at no additional charge until it does. Neither guarantee covers changes you or third parties make, content you ask us to publish against our advice, or ranking for terms outside your area or services. Neither guarantee entitles you to a refund; the remedy is the corrective work described here.

Suspension and termination by us

We may suspend the site if an invoice is more than 14 days overdue, and end the agreement if it is more than 30 days overdue. We may also end the agreement, with 30 days notice and no further invoice, if we cannot serve you properly or if you ask us to publish something unlawful or misleading.

Liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, our total liability under this agreement in any 12-month period is limited to the fees you paid us in that period. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost profits, or loss arising from third-party services such as Cloudflare, domain registrars, payment processors, CRMs or messaging carriers. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

General

This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States, and disputes are resolved in its courts. If any part of these terms is found unenforceable the rest stays in force. Notices are sent by email to the addresses each party uses in normal correspondence. Questions: .

FacilityWebStudio

A fully managed, custom-coded website for facilities management companies: a documented service level ledger, live in 7 days, weekly researched articles and managed hosting, all on one monthly plan.

Offer

  • Pricing
  • Features
  • Services
  • Templates
  • Compare options
  • Book a demo
  • Start your build
  • Black Friday offer

Who we build for

  • Janitorial and custodial
  • Hard services maintenance
  • Integrated facilities management
  • All sub-niches

Company

  • About
  • Case studies
  • Blog
  • FAQ
  • Contact
  • Search this site

Legal

  • Privacy policy
  • Terms and conditions
  • Refund policy
  • Disclaimer
  • Cookie policy
  • Email preferences

Our own service level ledger

Live in
7 dayson Baseline Ledger
Revisions
5 a monththen $20 each, no size limit
Turnaround
2 to 5 working daysper revision, from request
Reply
1 working dayto any message, from a person
Build fee
$797invoiced only after launch

FacilityWebStudio builds and manages websites for facilities management companies. We are not a facilities management company, a maintenance contractor or a CAFM software vendor and nothing on this site is professional advice for your clients or the buildings you look after. By using this website you agree to our terms and privacy policy.

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