<b>Per-seat pricing on website builders is a tax on collaboration, and you should route around it.</b>

<b>Per-seat pricing on website builders is a tax on collaboration, and you should route around it.</b>

The site is one asset. Charging $25–40/month per editor seat means the tool gets more expensive precisely as your team gets healthier. Smart shops respond by hoarding one shared login, which kills version safety and audit trails — the opposite of what the pricing claims to protect. The honest model is per-site or per-traffic. When a vendor prices the humans instead of the workload, they're betting your growth funds their margin.

Negotiate annual, cap seats, or leave. Fight me in the comments.