How much does a Big Rig Media website cost?
From $99 a month.
Its Website-as-a-Service page says from $99 a month. Its rate sheet, effective November 1, 2026, lists Big Rig Xpress at $199 a month, with a written contract and card autopay.
A Big Rig Media site can’t leave Big Rig’s servers. Ours is yours, with no contract.
Big Rig Media, a California web and marketing agency that also sells Indio booking software for RV parks, builds websites as a subscription from $99 a month. Its agreement runs a year from launch with no refunds, and Big Rig keeps the code and designs: the site can’t move to another host and is deleted when you leave.
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No contracts ✦ No setup fees ✦ Unlimited edits ✦ Your site, your domain ✦ Cancel anytime
From $99 a month.
Its Website-as-a-Service page says from $99 a month. Its rate sheet, effective November 1, 2026, lists Big Rig Xpress at $199 a month, with a written contract and card autopay.
Yes, a year from launch.
After the first year you can end it with 60 days’ written notice. Yearly hosting fees are paid in advance, and billing starts 12 weeks after signing if you haven’t sent content yet.
No.
Its agreement and help center say there are no refunds of any payments, monthly or yearly, unless your work order says otherwise.
Not in a form you can move.
You hold copyright in the site as delivered, but Big Rig keeps the code, programming and designs, and says its Website-as-a-Service sites can’t move to another provider. Its terms say sites are deleted when services end.
One free hour a month on Xpress.
Big Rig Xpress plans include an hour of content or design updates a month and a dedicated website manager. Beyond that hour it bills $120 an hour, in 15-minute steps.
Big Rig Media makes sense if you want one agency to run your RV park’s website, ads and print design, and maybe its booking software too, and you’re fine with a one-year agreement.
A 15-minute call about your business and what you want the site to do.
Designed and written for you, included in your plan. Live in about two weeks.
And take hosting off your plate. The site and the domain are yours.
Before you cancel Big Rig Media
Example homepage designs for an RV park near Mammoth Cave, a lakeside campground on Lake Cumberland and a glamping site near the Red River Gorge. Tap one to see the whole page.
RV park
Lakeside campground
Glamping & cabins
Yes. Big Rig Media, LLC is a web and marketing agency in La Quinta, California, which its founder Jeff Beyer has run since 2000, and says it has helped hundreds of outdoor hospitality businesses. It has an A+ BBB rating, though it isn’t accredited, and no BBB complaints in the past three years.
Big Rig Media’s Website-as-a-Service starts at $99 a month, according to its Indio website. Its rate sheet, effective November 1, 2026, lists Big Rig Xpress Website as a Service at $199 a month, with a written contract and card autopay required. Updates past the included hour are billed at $120 an hour.
No. Its work order agreement runs for one year from your website’s launch date. After that you can end it with 60 days’ written notice, and the agreement stays in force during those 60 days. Payments, including yearly fees, aren’t refunded.
Not in a form you can take with you. Its agreement gives you copyright in the site as delivered, but Big Rig keeps the code, programming and designs, and says its Website-as-a-Service sites can’t be moved to another provider. Your own content and your domain stay yours, and its terms say sites are deleted when services end.
If you want no contract and a site you keep, yes: Happy Websites is $99 or $199 a month, cancel anytime, with unlimited edits included. Big Rig Media also sells Indio booking software, digital ads and print design, which we don’t. If you use Indio for reservations, keep it; we link your Reserve a site buttons to it.