Most business websites cost between $3,000 and $25,000. Answer 10 quick questions and see what yours would cost.
From kickoff to launch in 5 to 7 weeks. Here is how that time is usually spent.
The build is a one-time cost. These are the monthly bills, and the parts of your scope that can wait.
Itemised per tool. You pay these vendors directly, not us.
Webflow CMS site plan
Yearly fee, shown monthly
Google Analytics 4
Updates, backups, small edits
So nothing surprises you on the call.
Need any of these? We scope them with you on the review call and add them as separate line items.
Typical ranges by website type, worked out with the same hours model the calculator uses at $50 per hour.
Most business websites cost between $3,000 and $25,000. A small site with a handful of pages sits at the lower end. A custom design with a CMS and a few integrations pushes it higher. Online stores and web apps usually start around $15,000.
Design is how the site looks and how people move through it. Development is turning that design into a working website. On most projects design is about a third of the budget and development a little more. The rest goes on planning, content setup and testing.
It is a good starting number, not a quote. For a clearly defined project we usually land within 15% of it. Once we have talked through your project on a call, we give you a fixed price.
A landing page takes one to two weeks. A typical marketing site takes five to seven. Online stores and web apps need two to three months. Waiting on content is the usual reason projects run late, so having it ready helps a lot.
Plan for roughly $40 a month to cover hosting, your domain and business email. If you would like us to handle updates and small changes, a care plan adds up to $150 a month. That part is optional.
Yes, always. Every page is designed and tested for phones, tablets and desktops. We do not charge extra for it.
No. The estimate covers designing and building the site. You pay for hosting and your domain directly to the provider, and we list those costs separately so you can see them.
A CMS lets your team edit the site without calling a developer, for example to add a blog post or a new team member. Each type of content you want to manage needs its own template, so more content types means a bit more work.
It means connecting your website to information that lives somewhere else, like a product list, a booking system or your CRM. The site can then show that data, or send new entries to it automatically.
No. We set up the technical side of SEO, such as page titles, redirects and site structure. Writing the page copy is a separate service, and we are happy to quote for it if you need it.
A template starts from a ready-made layout that we adapt to your brand. It is quicker and costs less. Custom design starts from a blank page and is built around your content and your customers. It takes longer, but it is made for you.
Book a 20 minute estimate review. We open your calculator inputs, pressure test the scope and send a fixed price within two business days.