Fence Installation Website Cost in 2026: Real Pricing for Fence Companies
TL;DR: A fence website should explain the materials, styles and site conditions that affect a quote. TTM's website costs $2,499 to own or $297 a month to rent. Residential and commercial buyers may need different examples; calculators and external integrations belong in the agreed scope, not an assumed industry price tier.
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Key takeaways
- Show wood, vinyl, aluminum or chain-link only where they match your actual services.
- If you publish a starting price, say which height, material, length and site conditions it covers.
- Link permit and HOA guidance to the relevant local authority or association; requirements vary by property.
- Ask about fence length, gates, removal, access and intended use before promising a price.
Published TTM website options
These are our current published prices, not a survey of what every agency charges. Compare other quotes on the same scope and terms.
| Option | Build price | Ongoing terms |
|---|---|---|
| Own the custom site | $2,499 once | Code and content are yours; hosting is separate. Optional support is $47/month. |
| Rent the custom site | $297/month | Hosting, edits and new pages included; no setup fee or minimum term. The site comes down if you cancel. |
| DIY builder (opening soon) | $500 once | Build it yourself with two revision rounds; domain, custom logo and ongoing care are excluded. |
Scope to discuss before commissioning the site
- Material and style pages with real installed examples
- Separate residential and commercial inquiry paths where appropriate
- A quote form covering length, height, gates and old-fence removal
- Local permit links with a reminder to confirm property-specific requirements
- Optional pricing calculator with your rates, assumptions and estimate limits
Agree the pages, supplied assets, integrations and acceptance checks in writing. These are planning items, not a promise that a standard build includes every custom feature. Test quote delivery and the mobile experience before launch.
Ownership and ongoing work
Buy the website and its code and content are yours. On a rental, your domain and the content you give us stay yours while the build remains in our accounts. You can buy it later with half of your monthly payments, capped at $1,500, credited toward $2,499. Rentals include hosting and edits. Optional support for an owned site is $47 a month and excludes hosting.
First-year website payments
Twelve rental payments total $3,564 ($297 × 12). Buying the build is $2,499; adding twelve months of optional $47 support makes $3,063, before hosting and your domain. The $500 DIY option has a different scope. These are payment totals, not forecasts of leads, jobs or return.
Get separate prices for any booking software, call tracking, sales-system work and advertising. That prevents an apparently cheap build from hiding the costs you actually need to run it.
Advertising and follow-up are separate decisions
A website and ads do not have to start a fixed number of days apart. First confirm the offer, service area, quote delivery and crew capacity. TTM ads management is $750 a month per service area, plus media spend paid directly to Google or Meta. Sales-system workflows are quoted on the call. One client per trade per service area applies while you are a client.
Frequently asked questions
Should I separate residential and commercial? If you serve both, use examples and questions suited to each. Privacy and appearance may matter to a homeowner; access control and site specifications may matter to a commercial buyer.
Should I show linear-foot pricing? Only when you can state the material, height, minimum job, gates, removal and site assumptions. A calculator should label its result as an estimate, subject to a site assessment.
Should repairs have a page? Yes, if you sell repairs. Explain which materials and damage you handle, and when you recommend assessment for replacement. Do not assume every repair customer will need a new fence within a fixed period.
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