What's the difference between a web app and a website?

Websites primarily provide information (your services, contact details, blog posts) - they're read-only for visitors. Web applications enable interaction and functionality - users can create accounts, process data, complete tasks, and save information. Think of it this way: a restaurant website shows the menu and location (informational); a restaurant web app lets customers order food, track delivery, save favourite orders, and earn loyalty points (functional). Web apps require databases to store user data, authentication systems for login security, and complex logic for features. They're more expensive to build ($5,000-50,000 traditionally) but deliver significantly more value. Many businesses start with websites then add web app features as needs grow. Velosites makes web apps accessible through subscription pricing ($199-999/month) instead of massive upfront costs. Web apps can replace expensive software subscriptions with custom solutions perfectly matching your business.