About

SignalPage is built and run by one person.

That is the main thing worth knowing before you put a site on it. It sets what gets built, how fast support answers, and what happens when something breaks at the weekend.

Why it exists

Two bad options for a small site

I'm Steve. The small businesses, freelancers and bands I kept running into had two choices. The first was WordPress held together with a dozen plugins, each one a security patch waiting to break something. The second was a page-builder subscription where you rent your own website and cannot take it with you.

SignalPage is the third option: a content management system with the page builder, blog, forms, SEO and analytics already in it, on hosting that is part of the product rather than a separate account you also have to manage.

It is deliberately small. There is no framework, no build step and no plugin marketplace, because every one of those is a thing that can break on a site I am responsible for.

Built by

One person, who also answers support.

Reply time

Typically within a business day.

Lock-in

None. Export your content on any plan.

Pricing

Two plans, both listed publicly.

How it is run

Three commitments, each with something behind it

Your content stays yours

Export works on every plan, free included. There is no retention step, no exit interview, and no feature that only works while you are paying.

Prices are published

Both plans and both prices are on the pricing page. Nothing is quoted per customer, so nobody is paying more for asking less.

Support reaches a person

Messages go to me, not a queue with tiers. That is also the honest limit: it is one person, so expect a business day rather than an instant reply.

Try it

Look at the real thing before you commit.

The demo is a working admin panel with content already in it. The free plan takes no card.

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Open the live demo