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Transparent pricing guidance to help local businesses budget for their website project. No surprises, no mystery.
Typical price ranges for different types of website projects. Prices reflect quality work from experienced professionals.
Basic 3-5 page website with contact form
New businesses, consultants, and service providers who need a professional online presence.
8-15 page website with advanced features
Established businesses wanting to compete in local search and convert more visitors.
Online store with product catalog
Retail businesses wanting to sell products online with a professional shopping experience.
Complex functionality and integrations
Businesses needing custom functionality, portals, booking systems, or unique digital tools.
Beyond the website build, plan for these related expenses to get the full picture.
Your website address (yourname.com)
Server space for your website
Security for your website (https)
Professional copywriting for pages
Custom photos for your business
Licensed professional images
Professional brand identity
Updates, security, backups
Understanding these factors helps you communicate your needs and get accurate quotes.
Custom illustrations, animations, and unique layouts increase cost significantly.
Each unique page template requires design and development time.
How easily you need to update content affects the CMS complexity.
Connecting to CRMs, payment systems, or APIs adds complexity.
Rush projects requiring dedicated resources cost 20-50% more.
Advanced SEO setup and optimization adds to initial and ongoing costs.
The real question isn't how much your website costs - it's how much revenue it generates. A $15,000 website that brings in $50,000+ in new business is a better investment than a $3,000 website that generates nothing.
Quality websites convert 2-5x more visitors into leads than template sites.
Ranking #1 for local searches can be worth $10,000+ in monthly lead value.
75% of users judge business credibility by website design.
Common questions about website costs and budgeting.
Website costs vary based on complexity, customization, features, and the expertise of who builds it. A simple template site costs less than a custom-designed, feature-rich website built by an experienced team. You generally get what you pay for in terms of quality, performance, and results.
Not necessarily. Consider your website an investment in your business. A cheap website that doesn't generate leads or ranks poorly costs you more in lost opportunities than a quality website that drives business growth. Focus on ROI, not just initial cost.
DIY builders can work for very simple sites or testing ideas. However, for lead generation, local SEO, and professional brand presence, custom-designed websites consistently outperform templates. Most successful local businesses eventually upgrade from DIY to professional.
Yes. Plan for hosting ($20-200/month), domain renewal ($10-50/year), maintenance ($100-500/month), and potentially SEO services ($500-3,000/month). These ongoing investments protect and grow your website's value.
Most agencies offer payment plans tied to project milestones. A typical structure is 30% deposit, 40% at design approval, and 30% at launch. Ask about payment options during your consultation.
Get 2-3 quotes and compare what's included. Look beyond the price to understand the scope, timeline, and ongoing support. Beware of quotes that seem too low - they often result in poor quality or hidden costs.
Every project is unique. Tell us about your goals, and we'll provide a detailed, transparent proposal tailored to your specific needs and budget.
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