Website Help in Mandan: Find the Fault Before Replacing the Site
Can your Mandan website be repaired, or is replacing it the sensible choice? That depends on what's failing. A slow page and a missing email need different work.
Keep the repair tied to the problem
If visitors can't find your hours, changing the page may be enough. A working site doesn't need rebuilding for that.
A slow WordPress page deserves attention to its images and plugins, plus the cache and hosting. Its publishing system alone doesn't explain the delay.
I support sites already using WordPress, including repairs. I choose semi-static files when building a new site. New WordPress projects aren't in my scope.
Replacing the site becomes a choice when the required repairs and future changes justify the work. A quote should explain that choice.
Separate the accounts from the fault
Your domain, website and mailbox can use different providers. Having three accounts isn't itself a reason to move all three.
The useful question is who can change each setting. I offer help with hosting, domain records and contact forms.
Mail records handle routing and sender checks. Correct settings can address a fault, but receiving providers still control acceptance and spam filtering.
Compare the full cost
The typical build has 5–7 pages of standard content, from $1,200. Scope determines the final quote.
New customers pay $60 monthly for semi-static care, charged yearly. Hosting and backups are covered. Care also includes updates, monitoring for security problems and small content fixes.
A larger redesign or added function needs its own price. Older agreements remain on their original terms. WordPress support begins at $75 monthly, also billed yearly.
Those are current public prices, not a repair estimate for your particular site. A small correction can be quoted separately.
Find out what your Mandan site needs
Describe the fault when you contact me. I can quote a repair or a rebuild around the work required.
My service scope and current prices give you the starting limits.