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What are your options, honestly?

We’d rather you pick the right thing than pick us for the wrong reason. Here’s how the choices stack up for a farm that sells direct.

FarmerSitesSquarespace / WixBarn2Door / Local Line aloneFreelancerGeneral agency
Up-front cost $1,495–4,995 $0 $0 $1,500–6,000 $5,000–20,000
Monthly $49–129, changes included $16–50 + apps $50–300+ per platform Hosting ~$20 + hourly changes Retainer $300–1,500
Your time to launch ~2 hours 40–100 hours 10–30 hours 5–15 hours 10–20 hours of meetings
Built for farms specifically ✓ Yes — No ✓ Yes Depends — No
Seasonal hours & status banner ✓ Yes DIY Limited If asked If asked
Online ordering / tickets Integrated, set up for you Generic store Yes — it’s their product Varies Varies, often custom
Search optimised for “near me” ✓ Yes DIY Weak — it’s a store, not a site Varies Usually
Who updates it after launch We do, by email You You Hourly, if available By ticket
You own the site ✓ Yes Your content, their platform Their platform ✓ Yes Usually
Good fit when… You sell direct and want it handled You enjoy tech and have winter time You only need a store, not a site You know a good one You have multiple businesses or custom needs

Figures are typical ranges from our experience and public pricing as of October 2026; third-party prices change. Read the detailed write-ups: Squarespace vs. Wix vs. a farm website service and ordering platforms compared.

When you should not hire us

  • You genuinely enjoy building websites and have slow winter months to do it. Squarespace is fine. Read our guides and go for it.
  • You only need a store page and already have a site you like. Barn2Door or Local Line alone will do it.
  • You want a one-time build with files handed over and no ongoing relationship. A freelancer is a better fit.
  • You’re a large agribusiness with custom software needs. Talk to our parent company, Syberplex.

When we’re the right call

  • You sell direct — tickets, shares, boxes, bottles, bookings — and the website has to actually produce orders.
  • Your season is short and you can’t afford a site that’s wrong in September.
  • You want someone else to own the technical side permanently, for a predictable monthly amount.
  • You want it done in weeks, by email, without a sales process.
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