Guides ยท updated 7 November 2026
Webmaster guides for selling websites to local businesses
Everything we have measured, checked and written down for webmasters, in one place. Start with what to charge, see how the same site does on Wix and on our platform, then pick the trade of the business you are talking to: each trade page has a live demo you can hand over on your phone.
Every number on these pages has a source and a date, or is our own measurement with its method. Where Wix or WordPress does better, the page says so.
Start here
Selling websites as a webmaster
- How much to charge for a small business website: a set-up fee and a monthly care fee from your hours and your rate, with what the market charges.
- Sell websites without building them: send a free work order, we build the site, you set your fee.
- Your first $150, step by step: join, show a demo, send a work order, invoice.
- Wix partner revenue share vs iNterGine: what one client site earns you on each, and what it costs you in hours.
Measured
Wix and WordPress, side by side
- Wix site speed test: the same website on Wix and on our platform, tested with Google Lighthouse.
- Wix vs WordPress page weight: how much a phone downloads to open a site.
- What WordPress maintenance involves: updates, plugin checks and backups, in WordPress's own words.
- Switching from Wix to another platform: what moves with your client, and the questions pros ask first.
By trade
A website for each kind of business, with a live demo
- Fitness studio: class timetable, booking and memberships.
- Restaurant: menu with prices, ordering and table booking.
- Vet practice: booking, new-client sign-up and nurse video calls.
- Small hotel or resort: rooms, packages and spa bookings.
- Coffee shop: order ahead, a coffee card and "open now".
- Tutoring: free assessment booking, enrollment and session packs.
- Wedding musician or DJ: date requests, packages and deposits.
- Hair salon: booking with a stylist, a price menu, before and after.
- Church: an "I'm new" path, service times and plan-your-visit.
- Plumber: one-tap calling, booking windows and starting prices.
- Auto repair shop: drop-off booking, prices and a monthly-payment tool.
How we write these
Where the facts come from
Each guide lists its sources with the date they were read, and each trade page was checked on its live demo as a visitor. The demos are fictitious businesses made to show what a site can do; their pictures are labelled.