How it compares
What a dealer website costs the first year and each year after, all in: building it, hosting it and keeping it running. Figures as of October 2026.
The cost of each option
Lot Ready Sheds Inventory, paid yearly
Everything included: $1,490 a year plus $500 setup.
- The first year
- $1,990
- Each year after
- $1,490 a year
Lot Ready Sheds Designer, paid yearly
Everything included: $1,990 a year plus $1,500 setup.
- The first year
- $3,490
- Each year after
- $1,990 a year
Lot Ready Sheds Growth, paid yearly
Everything included: $2,990 a year plus $2,000 setup.
- The first year
- $4,990
- Each year after
- $2,990 a year
A 3D designer plugin plus a paid web designer
The plugin, a website to put it on, a web designer to build the site, and someone to look after it each month.
- The first year
- About $5,800–$13,600
- Each year after
- $4,300–$8,600 a year
An all-in-one dealer platform
A platform made for shed dealers, with the website included.
- The first year
- From $5,600
- Each year after
- No dependable figure
A basic website built and managed by a web designer, with no 3D designer
A web designer builds a plain site, then hosts and updates it for a monthly fee.
- The first year
- $2,928–$10,028
- Each year after
- $1,428–$5,028 a year
The other options are our estimates as of October 2026, from published prices and typical web designer rates. Prices change, so check with anyone you’re considering. For the all-in-one platform we have no dependable figure for the years after the first.
A 3D designer plugin is the right fit if you already have a website you’re happy with and someone to look after it.
What every plan takes off your hands
With a plugin or a web designer, these are yours to arrange, pay for and keep an eye on. With us, they’re part of the plan.
Building the site
Otherwise: A web designer’s fee to build it, and your time explaining your buildings and prices.
Hosting
Otherwise: A hosting plan to choose, pay for and renew.
DNS and the https certificate
Otherwise: Pointing your domain at the site, and keeping the padlock in the address bar from running out.
Email sending
Otherwise: A sending service, set up so requests land in your inbox and not in spam.
Backups
Otherwise: Copies of the site and its data, taken every night and kept somewhere safe.
Updates and repairs
Otherwise: Someone to keep the software current and fix what breaks.
One thing to know before you compare
The sites don’t take card payments online. If paying for a building on the website matters to you, ask about it before you choose.
See your lot online.
Ask for a demo, and we’ll walk you through a working dealer site and what yours would take.