You set the price. You keep 75%. Paid the same day.
SiteBop turns a tired business website into a working redesign the owner can open, click through and share — before anyone talks money. Your job is simple: put that preview in front of business owners.
No territory. No quota. No inventory. Sell one site a month or five a week — it scales exactly as far as you want to take it. Most reps do it alongside a job, a route, or a business they already run.
Sell a site for $1,500 and $1,125 lands in your portal. The moment the customer pays.
No net-30, no chasing invoices. Their card clears, your 75% shows up in Your money.
No price is set for you. Most of these sites sell for $500–$2,500, bigger builds $3,000–$5,000+ — you decide on every deal.
Want this on paper? Everything on this page, laid out to print and pass along.
Download the PDFYou never pitch a mockup. You show their finished site.
Every other web sale starts with a promise. Yours starts with proof. You bop a local business's current site, and SiteBop builds a real, working redesign of it. Then you send one link.
The demo is the pitch
The owner opens a link and sees their own business, rebuilt. Not a template, not a PDF — their name, their services, their town, looking better than they imagined.
Zero risk to look
It costs the customer nothing to see their redesign. That makes the easiest opening line in sales: “Want to see your new website?”
They buy it themselves
The purchase button is on the page. They enter their own email, pay by card, pick a care plan starting at $39 a month. You never touch money or paperwork.
We do all the fulfillment
Build, hosting, updates, support, the customer portal — all ours. You never fix a website, answer a ticket, or write a line of code.
Every business is a prospect
Any outdated website is a lead. Plumbers, diners, salons, contractors — your town is full of sites stuck in 2014.
Your own portal
Bop sites, track your pipeline, email customers with your own signature, and watch your commissions — all from your phone.
Five steps, no cold-call scripts
- 01
Pick a business with a tired website
You know them already — the shop you drive past, the company a friend works for, the place you had lunch.
- 02
Bop it from your portal
Paste their current website, add a line about what they want. We build a full working redesign and it lands in your portal.
- 03
Send them the link
Text it, email it, walk in and show it on your phone. “I had your website redesigned — want to see it?”
- 04
Name your price
You name the price on the site in your portal — no floor, no ceiling. For reference: small jobs usually go $500–900, a normal site $1,000–2,500, bigger work $3,000–5,000+.
- 05
They buy, you get paid
They purchase on the page. Your 75% posts to your portal the same day and is deposited to your bank. Done.
The things everyone asks
- Do I need to know anything about websites?
- No. If you can paste a link and send a text, you have every technical skill this takes. We build, host, maintain and support everything you sell.
- When do I actually get my money?
- Your commission posts the moment the customer's payment clears — same day. It sits for a short hold in case of a refund, then pays out to the bank account you connect once, up front.
- What does it cost me to start?
- Nothing. There is no kit to buy, no franchise fee, no monthly minimum. You earn when you sell.
- Who handles the customer after the sale?
- We do. Hosting, updates, support and billing all stay with SiteBop. You keep the relationship if you want it — the work is never yours.
- Is there a cap on what I can earn?
- No territory, no quota, no cap. Every business with an old website is a prospect, and you set the price on every deal.
- Can I do this part-time?
- That's the point. Most reps run it alongside something else. One sale a month at a normal price is real extra income; some reps turn it into the main thing.
Tell us who you are. We'll set you up.
Drop your details and we’ll get you a portal, your first bops, and everything you need to make your first sale. A real person reads every one of these.