BaaDigi launches $250 websites for America’s 250th anniversary

BaaDigi has launched a limited 1776 program offering 250 custom websites for $250 each to contractors and local service businesses. The deal includes a year of hosting, AI-search optimization and a results dashboard as the agency leans into its one-business-per-territory model.

Why it matters: - The offer packages a custom website, hosting and lead-tracking tools into a low-cost entry point for small businesses trying to win more local work. - BaaDigi is pitching the program as a way to help contractors show up in AI search results as more buyers use tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. - The one-business-per-territory limit could make the offer more attractive to owners worried about competing with nearby rivals in the same market.

What happened: - BaaDigi launched 1776 on June 30, 2026, in Huntington Beach, California. - The program will build 250 custom websites for a one-time payment of $250 each. - The offer is open now to contractors and local service businesses at the company’s 1776 page. - Ryan Goering, founder and CEO of BaaDigi and a Marine Corps veteran, framed the launch as a tribute to America’s 250th anniversary.

The details: - Each spot includes a custom-built website on a fast, modern platform. - The websites are optimized for AI search and Google search. - Each package includes one year of hosting, ongoing monitoring and access to the Predictable Work Dashboard. - The dashboard shows rankings, traffic and leads in one place. - There is no contract and no auto-billing. - When the year ends, the business owner decides whether to continue. - BaaDigi says spots are capped at 250 and limited to one business per territory. - Websites will be built on a rolling basis as spots are claimed.

Between the lines: - The 1776 branding ties a marketing offer to a national milestone, which gives the pitch a patriotic frame as well as a commercial one. - The focus on leads, calls, customers and new projects signals that BaaDigi is selling outcomes, not just design. - Goering said the program is meant to give small businesses visibility that normally costs thousands of dollars. - Goering also said the goal is to help owners avoid relying on overpriced lead sellers or unpredictable phone traffic. - BaaDigi says the same systems behind 1776 have helped clients move from inconsistent lead flow to more than 10 calls a week, including The Grout Restorer in Central Florida. - BaaDigi says it has completed 5,000+ projects, serves 100+ ongoing clients and has earned two industry awards.

What's next: - BaaDigi will keep building sites as the 250 spots are claimed. - Business owners who take the offer will have to decide after one year whether to keep the service going. - The limited territory rule means the company’s rollout will likely be fastest in markets where a spot has not yet been taken.

The bottom line: - BaaDigi is using America’s 250th anniversary to market a tightly limited, low-cost website and lead-generation package aimed at contractors who want faster visibility and fewer pricing surprises.