Honestly, if I have to do all that for a static site, it's already too much trouble for something so simple. I'd take a look at weebly.com. You can register a domain through them, have simple drag-n-drop website building (including e-commerce), and they'll even connect you up to gsuite for email, etc (for an extra cost, of course). Altogether, it's not as cheap as if you piecemeal everything together, but it's not an outrageous markup, either, and if all you want is something simple that gets out of your way, it does the job well.

I run my wife's theatre company off weebly, and the web stuff is predominantly done by a non-tech person. I cut-n-paste raw HTML for selling tickets, because their built-in e-commerce stuff didn't exist at the time we started using weebly, and isn't so much better than what we do now that it's worth switching over. We don't care so much about customizing the our footer, so we just use the free plan. Works totally fine.