Every change, dated

September 25, 2026

• The business lookup now searches Google Maps in the town you choose and checks each business's website, so it works in towns across the United States.
• Every storefront now shows an example website for each plan, and an example storefront shows what yours looks like.
• When you open your storefront, you choose the country where you work, with the United States first.
• Ironstone is now a platform only. The Ironstone Design studio is retired, and its pages lead to the closest page on this site.
• When a client stops paying, the site stays live for 14 days and then pauses by itself, unless you keep it live and pay its site fee until your client pays.
• Growth and Agency now include a CRM that keeps your prospects and clients in one list, with where each one stands and your own notes.
• Agency includes priority support, with replies within one business day.
• Every site now has a contact form with email alerts, and the messages appear in your dashboard and your client's login.
• Your clients see their visits, calls and messages, and each live site sends a monthly report in your name, as a branded PDF on Growth and Agency.
• Every change to a site makes a version that is kept for 90 days, and you or your client can restore it in one click.
• When a client's card payment fails, your client receives reminders and a notice in your name, and you choose whether to pause the site after the notice.
• Your clients can pin comments to a preview and press Approve and pay on it.
• You can send a business an intake form that builds or updates its site from its own answers.
• Your logo and name on your storefront and client login are now included on every plan.
• The site now speaks to you directly, and prices appear only on the pricing page.
• The blog now holds guides for selling websites.
• You can change your prices in Settings, and a client who already pays keeps the price they agreed to.
• The terms now say that Ironstone is in private beta, and the meaning of that clause is unchanged.
• The trial wording on the pricing page and at checkout now speaks to you, and its terms are unchanged.
• The top level of site is called Professional everywhere, and the business lookup keeps one name.