How much should a business website cost?
Published · 5 min read
What drives the price of a business website, what you should get for it, and the costs people forget to ask about.
What changes the price
The number of pages, custom features like booking or online ordering, how much writing and photography is needed, and how many locations you have. A simple brochure site and a site that runs part of your business are very different jobs.
What you should get
A site that loads fast on phones, works on every screen size, has its own title and description on every page, and makes it easy to call, book or order. You should own your domain and your content, and get a written quote before work starts.
Costs people forget
Domain renewal, hosting, email, updates, security and small content changes over time. Ask every builder what happens after launch and who fixes things when they break.
Our pricing
Our builds are fixed quotes: $2,000, $3,500, or from $5,000 for larger custom work, depending on scope. Ongoing care starts at $300 a month depending on contract and size. You can see what each level includes on our pricing page.