Built for those who served

Professional websites for veterans, at the veteran price.

Six kinds of site, each made for one job: a government contractor, a consultant or speaker, a veteran-owned business, a nonprofit, a career résumé and a veterans post. Pick one, name it, and it’s live in a few minutes.

Start your site

25% off every month for veterans, for as long as you keep your site.

Six sites, each made for one job

Every one starts with real wording and sections you fill in, so it looks finished on day one. Click a demo to see a whole site.

Military to civilian

Your service, in words a hiring manager reads.

Every one-person site can add a Military service section and a Military to civilian section. Put what you did in uniform on one side, what it means in a civilian job on the other, line by line.

The one page buyers ask for, always up to date.

A contractor site keeps your codes, competencies and past performance on the site, with copy buttons for each code. Your capability statement is made from those same sections, so it’s never out of date. Print it or save it as a PDF.

Every site includes

No add-ons and no setup fee. The price is the whole price.

Your brand on every pageYour logo, your colors and a heading style that fits, light or dark.
Edit from your phoneChange words, photos and sections from any browser. Nothing to install.
Messages in one inboxThe contact and request forms land in your site’s inbox and your email.
A blog and an email listPost news, and send it to everyone who signed up.
Your own addressyourname.vetwebdev.com, with a secure connection.
No ads, no trackingYour visitors aren’t sold anything and their data isn’t either.

Off every month, for as long as you keep your site.

How the veteran price works

  1. Confirm you servedWhen you sign up, you confirm that you served in the U.S. Armed Forces, the National Guard or the Reserve, and pick your branch. No paperwork, no code to find.
  2. Save on every billThe discount is on every monthly bill, for as long as the site is open. It never runs out and it never goes up.
  3. Bring your other businessesAdd another site from My sites. Your veteran price carries over to every one.
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Questions

The short answers. Once you have a site, help is one click away in its dashboard.

Who can get the veteran price?

Anyone who served in the U.S. Armed Forces, the National Guard or the Reserve, whether you served three years or thirty. You confirm it when you sign up.

How long does it take to set up?

Your site is live a few minutes after you pay, already filled with starter sections. Most people make it their own in an evening: swap in your words, add your logo and photos, and pick your colors.

Can my veterans post use it?

Yes. The veterans post site is made for posts, chapters and auxiliaries: your meeting night and canteen hours, help with benefits, a Wall of Honor, events and joining. Members sign in and post on your Board.

Does a nonprofit pay a fee on donations?

No fee to us. Donations go straight into your own Stripe account. Stripe charges its usual card fee, and nothing is added on top.

What’s a capability statement, and do I need one?

It’s the one-page summary government buyers and prime contractors ask for: what you do, your codes, your certifications and your past work. A contractor site makes yours from the same sections on your site, so it’s always up to date. Print it or save it as a PDF.

Can I make it look like my brand?

Yes. Add your logo, pick your main color and a heading style, and choose light or dark. You can also hide, add and reorder any section.

How do I cancel?

From your site’s dashboard, any time. Your site stays open until the end of the month you paid for.

Who runs VetWebDev?

VetWebDev runs on Wizbang Sites, and your site, billing and support come from Wizbang Sites.

Your site, live tonight.

Pick a site, name it and confirm your service. The veteran price is applied at checkout.

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A quick tour of VetWebDev

A site made for your job

Six kinds of site, each built for one kind of work: winning contracts, booking talks, getting customers, raising money, landing a civilian job or running a post. Each one comes with the sections that job needs.

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