Clearer routes to Free site pilot
Primary pilot links now go straight to free-site registration in the same tab. The Living Websites page remains for reading pilot limits.
The website you are on is the first example
Proof from our own site.
We point the work at Living Websites and publish what the site recorded. These figures are dated and sourced; they describe one website, not a promise about yours.
Dated change record
Changes to this website
Updated 13 October 2026. This record explains dated changes to this website example and why.
Pilot limits stated before registration
The page states the ten-account signup limit, lists pilot exclusions and links directly to free-site registration.
Monthly work budget explained
Pricing explains how a prepared improvement is counted when business details, such as weekly availability, change.
Living Websites leads with its own service
The home page names hospitality and makers alongside local service businesses. This candidate adds the dated change record and complete footer contact details here.
Package facts and photo scope clarified
The founding rates are Foundation CA$49, Core CA$149 and Growth CA$397 per month, with $0 setup, up to 1/2/4 prepared improvements and a three-month minimum. Setup asks the owner for a handful of photos. Paid packages do not promise photo uploads, galleries or dedicated menu pages.
More business types and a cost comparison method
Hospitality, wellness and classes, independent professionals, and community groups join the illustrative tasks. The comparison page explains how to total a full year for Wix, Squarespace and GoDaddy without inventing current prices.
Free-site and own-domain prices published
The ladder is now free static site at <name>.foundsite.ca for $0; own-domain static site at CA$19/month with $0 setup, hosting, TLS and backups plus up to one owner-approved prepared improvement per month; and Foundation CA$49, Core CA$149 and Growth CA$397 per month, each with $0 setup. The own-domain static plan has no lead escalation, telemetry or report.
Source record: current published homepage at livingwebsites.ca, read 2026-10-05. The published page attributes its figures to site telemetry and Google Search Console. These figures are reproduced with their published dates and have not been independently re-measured for this update.
One verified search window
A starting point, not a growth claim.
A separate Google Search Console import records this site’s baseline before this redesign was prepared.
Source: Google Search Console, property sc-domain:livingwebsites.ca, Search type Web. Imported 2026-09-30T17:30:59Z as gsc_import_c7c83153-6eee-4580-89f2-78e38e269df6; stored as source_kind=gsc_api, source_method=search-console-api, synthetic=0. One baseline does not show that a design change caused an outcome.
Examples of website upkeep
What useful page work can look like.
These are possible page tasks for farms, retailers, community groups and mobile trades. They are illustrations, not clients, customer examples or results.
Farms and food producers
Make seasonal details easy to find.
Show market dates, pickup details and what is available in season.
Independent retailers
Keep store information current.
Make hours, product details and ways to get in touch easy to find.
Community groups
Share the next way to take part.
Show event dates, locations and how someone can participate.
Mobile trades
Explain the work and service area.
Describe common jobs, where you work and how to ask a question.
What these numbers do not say
They do not show that a particular page caused a visit, call or sale. Search demand changes, and your business has its own service area, competition and timing. The useful question is what your site has evidence to improve next.
Read it in context
Evidence should have edges.
Every public number needs a date, a source and a clear limit.
Are these results from a customer?
No. These figures describe the Living Websites website itself. This page does not turn them into a promise about another business.
Can Living Websites promise a search position?
No. The public evidence page says what happened on the site and when. It does not guarantee a ranking, traffic total or number of leads for a future customer.
Where can I read what has been published?
Start with the guides, then follow a page that fits your interests. The routes stay open so you can inspect the work directly.
Choose the next useful change
See what your website could become.
Tell us your specialty and service area. We will look at your current site and talk through a useful next step.