What a business website really costs, and what you're paying for.
Prices range from a few hundred dollars for a template you set up yourself to tens of thousands for large custom projects. What matters more than the number is what's included, and who owns the result.
What ours cost.
A focused page that explains what you do and makes contacting you easy.
Five pages, written and designed around how your customers choose.
Client areas, customer tracking, automatic emails and more, priced after a conversation.
Extra pages are $500 each USD. Hosting is optional at $30 a month. Prices are in US dollars.
Four things decide it.
- How many pages you need
- How much writing and photography is involved
- Features such as forms, bookings or a private client area
- How much help you want after launch
Six questions worth asking any provider.
- 1
Who owns the website, the domain and the content?
It should be you, in an account in your name.
- 2
What's included after launch, and for how long?
Ask what's fixed at no charge, and for how many days.
- 3
What happens when I need a change?
Ask how long it takes and what it costs.
- 4
Are there monthly fees I'll pay forever?
Some are fair. Make sure you know which, and why.
- 5
Can I take the site elsewhere if I leave?
You should be able to, without paying to get your own content back.
- 6
Who will actually do the work?
Ask to speak with the person doing it.
Straight answers.
Are there monthly fees?
How do payments work?
Do you build online shops?
Are prices different in the U.S.?
Why not just choose the cheapest option?
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