Website restoration cost guide

DIY work can be low-cost for very small static sites, but you pay with time spent choosing snapshots, repairing links, validating assets, and checking missing content.

Downloaders can reduce manual collection time, but they can still leave archive URLs, missing files, and hosting issues for you to inspect.

A one-time restoration fee is usually best when you need one domain recovered, previewed, and packaged without starting a subscription.

Subscriptions make sense for repeated restoration workflows, account tracking, bulk import, and higher monthly allowances. Restoring more than 200 sites per month should start with a contact conversation.