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PRICING / PRODUCTS
Shop the Street. Browse by aisle, add what you need, keep shopping, and check out when you are ready. If you want Alleystreet to handle setup or migration, choose that path before checkout.
ALLEYSTREET PLATFORM
14-Day Trial
$0 / 14 days
AlleyStart
From $49 / month
AlleyPro
From $129 / month
AlleyElite
From $299 / month
Phone, SMS, email sending, AI, third-party apps, payment processing, and other metered usage are billed separately based on actual use or approved markup.
CLIENT REFERENCE
You do not need to speak tech to shop Alleystreet. Hover over or tap highlighted terms for a quick definition. Open a glossary item for a fuller explanation, or use the FAQ for common buying questions.
Application Programming Interface. A controlled way for one software system to exchange information or actions with another.
Content Delivery Network. A distributed network that serves website or media content from locations closer to visitors, which can improve speed and resilience.
A web hosting control panel used to manage websites, files, databases, domains, email settings, and other hosting functions.
Central Processing Unit / virtual CPU. Processing power available to a server. More CPU capacity can help with heavier applications and workloads.
Customer Relationship Management. Software for organizing contacts, leads, conversations, opportunities, follow-up, and customer activity.
Domain Name System. The system that points a domain name to the correct website, email service, server, or other destination.
Distributed Denial of Service. An attack that tries to overwhelm a website or server with excessive traffic. DDoS protection helps absorb or block that traffic.
Three SSL validation levels: Domain Validation confirms control of a domain; Organization Validation also validates an organization; Extended Validation uses a higher level of organizational verification.
An authorization or transfer code commonly used to approve moving a domain from one registrar to another.
Fast storage technologies used for website files, applications, and data. NVMe generally provides faster access than traditional storage interfaces.
Random Access Memory. Short-term working memory a server uses while websites and applications are running.
Software as a Service. Software accessed as an ongoing service instead of being purchased once and installed permanently on one machine.
Search Engine Optimization. Improving a website so search engines can better understand, crawl, and rank its pages.
Secure Sockets Layer is the common name used for website certificates that enable encrypted HTTPS connections between a visitor and a website.
Top-Level Domain. The ending of a domain name, such as .com, .org, .net, or a country-code ending.
Virtual Private Server. A virtual server with allocated computing resources and more control than typical shared hosting. It can host websites, applications, development systems, game servers, and specialized workloads.
Web Application Firewall. A security layer that filters web traffic and can help block malicious requests before they reach a website or application.
No. If you know what you need, shop directly. If you are unsure, use the definitions on the page or choose Need Help Choosing? and Alleystreet can guide the decision.
A domain is the address people type to find you. Hosting is the computing and storage environment where a website, application, or related service runs.
Website Builder is a guided site-building product. WordPress hosting is optimized for WordPress sites. cPanel hosting gives broader hosting controls for websites, files, databases, and other web applications.
A VPS is useful when you need more control, dedicated resources, custom software, development environments, larger applications, specialized servers, or workloads that do not fit basic hosting.
Most public websites should use HTTPS encryption. The right certificate or managed security option depends on the website, organization, hosting environment, and validation level required.
It means Alleystreet can scope setup, migration, configuration, management, or custom build work. Labor is separate from the raw product unless the product specifically states that management is included.
Sometimes. Before checkout, Alleystreet asks where the product will be used. If an external platform needs installation, transfer, or authorization, those details must be established before fulfillment.
Product cards identify monthly, yearly, or transfer pricing. Custom build work, setup, migration, usage-based charges, taxes, ICANN fees, and third-party costs are kept separate when applicable.
Some services charge according to actual use, such as phone calls, SMS, email sending, AI, storage, premium applications, or payment processing. Those costs are separate unless a plan explicitly includes them.
Yes. The store is designed so experienced buyers can move quickly while anyone who wants guidance can ask Alleystreet before checkout.
From digital to the quantum generation: this reference will grow as Alleystreet adds new technologies, so customers can understand what they are buying without needing to become technicians first.
HAVE US DO IT — UNLESS YOU PREFER TO DIY
Buy the product, use your account, and operate it yourself.
Keep ShoppingSetup, migration, configuration, management, or custom build work is scoped separately.
Custom builds begin with a $500 deposit. The deposit applies toward the approved project total.
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