I've recently decided to streamline my workflow by using Cloudflare exclusively for end-to-end hosting, aiming to limit extra services and avoid complex deployments. I'm curious about what a reasonable charge would be for low-maintenance landing pages. Is focusing on simpler clients a good business model? I'm feeling overwhelmed with demanding clients and suspect I might be undervaluing my time. It seems like hosting static sites would be less of a headache—less to manage, fewer backups, and minimal complications.
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You can do a lot with Cloudflare, not just static sites. Set your clients up with their own account and let them handle things from there. If they need updates, you could charge them for that either as a one-time fee or on a monthly basis.
Absolutely! I prefer clients I barely have to interact with. Using GitHub combined with Cloudflare makes it easy and low-risk. Why deal with the stress of complex setups like WordPress when you can keep it simple?