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SiteSpin Rule: Adopt Only When the Client Accepts a .sitespin.app Address

Should an agency put a client on SiteSpin, or route that client to a white-label builder instead? Deploy SiteSpin only for clients who accept SiteSpin branding on their domain, and price the retainer so the $35/mo base plus add-on tiers stay a small fraction of the fee.

By InnovaAI ResearchPublished

“Should an agency put a client on SiteSpin, or route that client to a white-label builder instead?”

Deploy SiteSpin only for clients who accept SiteSpin branding on their domain, and price the retainer so the $35/mo base plus add-on tiers stay a small fraction of the fee.

Common Mistake

Agencies pitch SiteSpin as a white-label platform and then discover the .sitespin.app branding on the client's live domain, forcing a rebuild on Duda or Brizy mid-retainer.

Why This Works

SiteSpin Pro runs $35/mo ($28/mo billed annually) and bundles hosting, an eligible .com/.net/.org domain, bookings, shop orders, Stripe payments, customer messaging, and cookie-free visitor stats, so delivery cost per client is low enough to support a $399/mo retainer. The constraint is that client sites carry SiteSpin branding on the .sitespin.app subdomain, which rules out any client who needs a fully white-labeled portal. Multi-site add-ons at $50/mo for 2 websites and up to $130/mo for 10 keep the stack affordable as the agency book grows.

Apply When
  • •The client is a barber, bookkeeper, candle maker, or fitness studio that needs bookings, shop orders, and Stripe payments live within days
  • •The client's budget supports a $399/mo retainer against a $35/mo SiteSpin Pro base cost
  • •The client has no existing domain requirement and will accept a .sitespin.app subdomain
  • •The agency is 5 to 15 people and needs 2 to 10 client sites stacked on the $50 to $130/mo add-on tiers
  • •The client's ongoing changes are content-level (hours, products, prices) that can be handled through chat updates