A website never really stops costing money after launch, it just changes shape. Hosting, security, plugins, and the occasional emergency fix keep showing up in small, easy-to-miss charges from a handful of different vendors. Tracking each category separately, rather than lumping everything under one vague “website” expense, makes it far easier to see where the real costs are.
Keep a running list of every vendor tied to your site, photograph invoices as they arrive, and review the whole list once a year before renewals hit. That habit turns a scattered set of automatic charges into a clear, deductible part of running your business.









