There are two ways to buy EverWeb. EverWeb Standalone is $89.95 USD, paid once, and publishes to a web host you already have. EverWeb + Hosting starts at $99.95 USD a year and includes the software, new versions, support, hosting for your website and email at your own domain. Both run on Mac and Windows, and you can try EverWeb free before you buy.
The two ways to buy
| EverWeb Standalone | EverWeb + Hosting | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $89.95 USD, once | From $99.95 USD a year |
| What's included | EverWeb, plus the first year of the Updates & Support plan (new versions and support by ticket) | EverWeb, all new versions and support while your account is active, website hosting and email addresses |
| After the first year | Optional: $59.95 USD for another year of updates and support. It never renews by itself. | Renews each year |
| Where your website lives | With your own web host. EverWeb publishes to it by FTP. | On our servers. You publish from inside EverWeb after signing in, with no FTP details to set up. |
| Mac and Windows | Choose Mac or Windows at no charge. To use both, add the one-time Multi-Platform License ($24.95 USD). | Both included |
| Phone support | With the Priority Phone Support add-on | Included |
Your Standalone license never expires. You can keep using any version released while your plan was active. A newer version won't publish until you renew.
EverWeb + Hosting plans
| Plan | Storage | Websites | Email addresses | Also included | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hosting Lite (2GB) | 2GB | Up to 5 | 5 | $99.95 USD a year | |
| Hosting Pro (10GB) | 10GB | Unlimited | 25 | Site Shield and SEO PowerUp | $199.95 USD a year |
| 25GB | 25GB | Unlimited | 50 | Site Shield and SEO PowerUp | See the pricing page |
- Your plan's storage is shared by your websites and all your email.
- Your website can have unlimited visitors, as long as they don't use up your account's bandwidth.
- Larger plans are on the pricing page.
- You can move to a bigger plan at any time and pay only the difference for the rest of your year.
In your account, the plans show as EverWeb + Hosting (2GB), (10GB) and (25GB).
Optional add-ons
| Add-on | What it does | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Site Shield | HTTPS (the padlock in the address bar) plus advanced protection settings. One add-on covers all your websites. On another host, that host supplies the certificate. | $39.95 USD a year. Included with Hosting Pro and larger plans. |
| SEO PowerUp | Check Page advice for every page, plus a sitemap file that search engines can find | $29.95 USD a year. Included with Hosting Pro and larger plans. |
Add-ons and domains renew each year, separately from your EverWeb license.
Features that need EverWeb + Hosting
These work only when your website is on our servers:
- Password-protected folders on your website
- 404 redirects, so visitors who follow an old link don't land on an error page
- 301 redirects, which send your old page addresses to your new pages
- Website stats
If you leave EverWeb + Hosting later
Your website and email go offline when your hosting ends, so move them first. Your project file (the editable copy of your website) stays on your computer. You get an EverWeb Standalone license that covers EverWeb up until the day your hosting account ended. You keep any version released while your account was active, and you can publish your website to another host.
Discounts for schools, nonprofits and charities
Discounts are available for schools, nonprofits and charities. Contact us and tell us about your organisation.
Ready to start?
- Download the free trial. It's the full app, with no time limit. Only publishing is switched off.
- See current prices
- Choose an EverWeb + Hosting plan
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