How much does IONOS website builder cost?

IONOS Starter costs $84 for the first year, then $108 per year thereafter. IONOS Plus costs $12 for the first year, then $180 per year thereafter. IONOS Pro costs $240 for the first year, then $300 per year thereafter. Minimum contract term is 12 months across all plans, but billing is monthly. There's a 30-day money back guarantee on all plans.

How many domains can you have for one website?

You should stick to one domain for your website so that your customers and search engines know where to find your content. When moving a website across from an old domain, make sure you carefully set up a 301 redirect from each of the old URLs to the new URLs. If you don't, then you're going to cause confusion, lose traffic, reduce your domain authority, increase maintenance costs, and create more work for yourself. If you really need a separate section for your website – perhaps for a web shop or company blog – consider creating a subdomain instead. For analytics purposes, Google will consider your subdomain a separate site. But users will infer that it's still part of your main website, and, therefore, trust it.

What are the benefits of IONOS?

Hosting and email inbox included with website builder plans Drag-and-drop visual editor Free domain for first year Human web consultant contact by phone, email or chat Wildcard SSL (secure multiple subdomains)

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