What will your website cost?
Four questions, and the answer comes from the same price list our written quotes use — not from a made-up market average. It gives a range, because an honest estimate is a range; the exact number arrives after a 5-minute brief.
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| Type of build | From | Live in |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | $1,900 | 5 business days |
| Business website | $2,900 | 5–7 business days |
| Online store | $3,400 | 5–7 business days |
| Custom build | $5,000 | 2–3 weeks |
Every tier includes the same base: design made for your business, hand-coded pages, mobile layouts, a contact form, basic on-page SEO, launch on your domain, 30 days of post-launch fixes, and the code — yours on final payment. Writing and photography are not included. We do not take projects above $12,000. Delivery times run from approved content. The full breakdown, with market ranges for comparison, is in how much a small business website costs. Weighing a subscription instead? Wix vs a custom website puts the yearly figure next to what you own at the end.
Questions about price
Anything not answered here, ask in the 5-minute brief.
Is $1,000 a good price for a website?
It is a real budget, but it buys a different product than a built site. At that level you are looking at a builder subscription plus a template adapted by a designer. Our own prices start at $1,900 for a landing page and $2,900 for a multi-page business website, both fixed in writing before any work starts.
How much should a small business pay for a website?
As little as the job allows. If the site only has to confirm you exist, a builder is enough and spending more is waste. If it has to rank, load fast on a phone and bring enquiries, our range runs $1,900 to $12,000 depending on scope — the calculator above puts your own answer inside that range.
What's included at each price level?
A landing page from $1,900 is one page built to a speed target. A business website from $2,900 gives every service its own page. An online store from $3,400 adds a cart and checkout. A custom design and build from $5,000 is for bespoke layouts, several locations or more than one language. Every project includes the code and design files on final payment and 30 days of fixes.
Why flat-rate instead of hourly?
Because an hourly meter puts the risk of a long project on you. A fixed number for an agreed scope puts it on us: if the work runs longer than planned, the price does not move. You get that number in writing after a 5-minute brief, before anything starts.
An estimate is not a quote.
Send the 5-minute brief and the exact number comes back the same business day — fixed in writing, before any work starts.