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# Websites you own: what changed in v1.3.0

From v1.2.0 (2026-10-26, `0a2260ed2`) to v1.3.0 (2026-10-27, `db67c5ce1`), paragraph by paragraph.

0 paragraphs added, 0 removed, 9 changed in place, 55 unchanged. About 0 words added and 332 removed. Insertions are marked like this, deletions like this; unchanged runs are folded to one line; figures appear as their file names.

[← v1.2.0](v1.2.0.md) · [all versions](../websites-you-own.md)

3 unchanged paragraphs

!shot kw-info-all.webp | images/ | The infographic as I received it, on 26 October 2026: a pay-monthly website business built with Claude, in five sections: price plans, cost to run, time per five-page build, the numbers, and risks and fixes. Shared without its author's name; nothing in it identifies them.sections. | small | aside

14 unchanged paragraphs, under In short {#in-short}, What I was sent {#infographic}, 1. The price plans {#plans}

!shot kw-info-plans.webp | images/ | Section 1,1 of the infographic, price plans: StarterStarter,£39 a monthStandard and £149Plus,setup,withupsetupto five pages, hosting, DNSfees and SSL,what30eachminutes of edits a month; Standard £69 a month and £299 setup, up to ten pages, contact form, analytics, uptime checks, an hour of edits; Plus £119 a month and £499 setup, blog or booking, two hours of edits, a quarterly report; extra work £35 an hour; the client owns the domain and content.includes. | medium | aside

5 unchanged paragraphs, under 2. The cost to run {#cost}

!shot kw-info-cost.webp | images/ | Section 2,2 of the infographic, cost to run: fixed £95monthlyto £190 a month, Claude Max at $100 or $200 (about £75 to £150), insurance, emailcosts and accountsthe£20costto £40;of each extra site £1 to £5 a month, Route 53 $0.50 per site, Amplify hosting free to a few pounds, a domain about $12 a year, passed to the client.site. | small | aside

3 unchanged paragraphs, under 3. The time per build {#time}

!shot kw-info-time.webp | images/ | Section 3,3 of the infographic, time per five-page build: 10 to 15 hours in total, 3 to 5 hours of coding, fast with Claude Code, and 7 to 10 hours of everything else, calls, content, revisions, testing and launch. "Price on the client's time, not Claude's speed."total. | small | aside

2 unchanged paragraphs, under 4. The numbers {#numbers}

!shot kw-info-numbers-s.webp | images/ | Section 4,4 of the infographic, the numbers: £1,127 fromwhat one Standard client inandyear one (£299 plus 12 times £69); twoten Standard clients neededbringto cover fixed costs; £690 a month from ten Standard clients, about £570 after costs, for about ten hours' work.in. | medium | aside

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!shot kw-incentive.webp | images/ | Who wins when the client uses it more? Onmore: a monthly plan the fee is fixed and the cost of serving the client rises with every request, so the margin shrinks as use grows. Onagainst a handover the job is priced once, and afterwards the client's own use costs the studio nothing.handover. Illustrative. | chart

2 unchanged paragraphs, under 5. The risks {#risks}

!shot kw-info-risks-s.webp | images/ | Section 5,5 of the infographic, risks and fixes: code I cannot fix, keep sites simple and static, read what Claude writes; Claude usage caps, never promise same-hour fixes in the contract.caps. | small | aside

2 unchanged paragraphs, under The model I propose {#model}

!shot kw-models.webp | images/ | Two ways to sell a website made with an agent: rent, a monthly plan where the seller holds the AI account, the hosting and the edits, with caps on pages and edits;plan, and handover, a finished job where the client owns Claude or ChatGPT, GitHub with Pages and the domain, the studio charges once for setup, build, designs, QA and handover, and help afterwards is a block of hours.owns. | comparison

10 unchanged paragraphs, under What it looks like: open it and try it {#mockup}

!shot kw-sites.webp | images/ | What is on the other side: Kitewing Websites, theFour made-up studio'swebsitesownforsite,a"ademonstration:website you own, and can talk to";Kitewing, Tidewrack Studio Pottery, a catalogue of 28 pieces in clay and sea-grey; Fennick Lane Community Garden, with events, a rota and growing guides, in leaf green and sunflower yellow; and Quillon Heat & Plumbing, a local trade with a map and 19 household guides, in navy and safety orange. All made up, for a demonstration.Plumbing. | collage

12 unchanged paragraphs, under What this does not claim {#limits}, Where this comes from {#sources}

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