The site never changes. The bill never stops.
Don’t overpay to host a simple website. Move it for $19 a year.
Nanopage rebuilds your café, shop, or small-business site — same content, same domain — and hosts it for one flat yearly price.
No card needed · 7-day refund
How the move works
Keep the website. Lose the heavy plan.
Paste your URL
Or upload the HTML, PDF, menu, photos, or brief you already have. Nothing on your live site is touched.
See the rebuild
Nanopage builds a mobile-friendly version in about 3–5 minutes. Previewing is free and needs no card.
Switch when ready
Pay $19 a year to publish. Your old site keeps running until you point your domain across, so there is no gap.
A good fit
Your site informs people.
- Cafés, restaurants, shops, studios, and trades
- Menus, event pages, service pages, and simple company sites
- Sites that change a few times a year, not a few times a day
Not a good fit
Your site runs software.
- Online stores with a built-in checkout
- Member accounts, dashboards, or custom web apps
- Large blogs or sites that publish constantly
One website
$19a year
Billed once. Renews yearly. Cancel from your dashboard anytime.
Everything needed to keep it live
No setup fee, no plan tiers, no surprise renewal. The domain name is the only separate purchase — about $10–$15 a year from any registrar.
- AI rebuild and hosting
- Custom domain support
- 50 AI changes each year
- Unlimited manual text and file edits
- 20,000 visitors each year
- 1GB storage
First build is free to preview. Pay only to publish.
Questions before you move
The short answers.
Can Nanopage copy my current website?
Yes, for a typical content website. Paste its public URL and ask Nanopage to recreate it. You can also upload your homepage and assets. Password-protected pages, web apps, and live data feeds are not a fit.
Is $19 a year really the full price?
Yes. It covers AI generation, hosting, custom domain support, 50 AI changes, 20,000 visitors a year, and 1GB of storage for one website. The only separate cost is the domain name itself, which you buy from a registrar for roughly $10–$15 a year.
Will my email address still work?
Yes. Moving a website means changing the A record that points your domain at a server. Your MX records — the ones that carry mail for name@yourdomain.com — stay exactly as they are, so email keeps arriving from the same inbox you use today.
What happens to my Google ranking?
Your domain stays yours, so the history and links attached to it stay too. Keep your page titles, headings, and text close to the originals and search engines treat it as the same site with a new design. Nanopage also serves it over HTTPS with clean, fast HTML.
When do I cancel my old host?
After you switch, not before. Publish on Nanopage, point your domain at it, check the live site, then cancel the old plan. Your current site stays up the entire time, so visitors never see a gap.
Can I update the website myself?
Yes. Ask the AI to change copy, hours, photos, links, colors, or sections in plain English. You can also edit text and files manually without using an AI change.
What if I do not like the result?
Your first build is free to preview. Pay only when you want to publish it. Every purchase also has a 7-day refund window, and you can cancel renewal from your dashboard.
See your site for $19 a year.
Paste the URL, preview the rebuild free, and decide once you have seen it side by side with what you pay now.