How Much Does a Pub Website Cost?
Clear, honest pricing for pub websites. One all-inclusive plan at £99/month — normally £199 — with no setup fee and no long contracts. No hidden fees, no jargon, no surprises.
What You Get
£99/month - Everything Included
Normally £199. Your complete pub website plus hosting, domain, SSL, local SEO, Google Business Profile management and monthly content updates. One price, no add-ons.
£0 Setup Fee
Most agencies charge £1,500-£3,000 upfront to build a pub website. We don't. Your build is included in the monthly fee, so you start with nothing to pay.
No Long Contracts
Rolling monthly. Cancel any time with 30 days' notice. We'd rather earn your business every month than lock you into a 12-month tie-in.
Website Build Included
5-7 pages covering home, about, menu, events and contact. Mobile-first design, tap-to-call, Google Maps and online booking integration as standard.
Local SEO Included
Google Business Profile management, local citation building, review monitoring, monthly reporting and ongoing optimisation - all part of the same £99.
No Hidden Costs
We quote everything upfront. Domain registration, hosting, and SSL are included in monthly plans. No surprise invoices.
Content Population Included
Typing up your menu, writing your about page and adding your opening hours is often quoted as a separate line item elsewhere. We do it as part of the build, at no extra charge.
Changes Don't Cost Extra
Many agencies bill per revision once the site is live, so a new menu or a Christmas event becomes an invoice. Your updates are unlimited and included, however often you need them.
Cheap Can Cost More
A £10/month template builder still needs your time, your photography and your SEO - and usually never reaches the map pack. The saving disappears the moment you count the hours and the lost covers.
Why Work With PubLandlord?
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do pub website prices vary so much?
Most agencies price per feature - a booking system here, photography there, SEO as an extra - so quotes swing wildly and creep upward. We removed all of that. One plan at £99/month covers everything, so there's nothing to compare line by line.
What's included in the £99/month?
Your website build, hosting, domain, SSL certificate, local SEO, Google Business Profile management, online booking, content changes (menu updates, event listings, news), technical support via email or phone, and uptime monitoring. Everything you need to stay current.
Can I update the website myself?
Yes. We build on easy-to-use systems where you can change text, add events, or update your menu in minutes, and training is included. But most landlords prefer us to handle updates - that's part of the plan at no extra cost.
Do I need to pay for hosting separately?
No. Hosting, your domain and your SSL certificate are all included in the £99/month. There are no separate invoices and nothing else to arrange.
How does payment work?
There's nothing to pay upfront - no setup fee and no deposit. You're billed £99 at the start of each month by card or direct debit, and you can cancel any time with 30 days' notice.
What if I already have a website?
We offer a free audit to assess your current site. Sometimes a refresh is all you need, other times a rebuild makes more sense - either way it's covered by the same £99/month, so there's no extra rebuild cost.
What hidden costs should I watch for in other quotes?
The six that catch landlords out most often are content population (typing up your menu and pages), local SEO setup, stock photography licensing, booking system integration, extra design revisions once the build has started, and training on your own site. Each is commonly quoted separately, and together they can add more than the build itself. Ask for a written total that includes all six before you sign anything.
Is a cheap template website a false economy for a pub?
Usually, yes. A DIY builder at around £10/month looks like the bargain option, but you still supply the writing, the photography and the local SEO, and template sites rarely reach Google's map pack - which is where most 'pub near me' searches are decided. Once you count your own hours and the covers you never won, the cheaper option often costs more.
What should I look for in a pub web partner?
Ask whether they have actually worked with pubs, because a florist's website and a pub's website have very different jobs to do. You want mobile-first design (most searches happen on a phone, often while someone is already walking), Google Business Profile management included rather than treated as an upsell, and ongoing support after launch instead of a build-and-walk-away handover.
What questions should I ask before signing a contract?
Four worth asking every time: what is the total cost in year one including every extra, who owns the domain and the website files if we part ways, what is the notice period, and what specifically happens after launch. Vague answers on ownership or notice period are the ones to be wary of. For the record: you own your domain, and our notice period is 30 days.
Get Started — £99/mo
Everything your pub needs for one flat monthly fee, normally £199. Tell us about your pub and we'll get you set up. No obligation, no pressure.
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