Website pricing isn’t random — it depends on scope, complexity, and how much you want the site to do (lead gen, ecommerce, bookings, SEO expansion, etc.). Here’s a practical breakdown so you can budget without getting burned.
What drives website cost?
- Pages + content: writing, structure, FAQs, images.
- Design level: template vs custom UI components.
- Functionality: forms, CMS, ecommerce, integrations.
- Performance + SEO: optimization + schema + technical cleanup.
Realistic ranges
- Basic small business site: great for a clean web presence + inquiries.
- Conversion-focused service site: stronger sections, proof, CTAs.
- Local SEO build: scalable location/service pages + structure.
- Ecommerce: products, collections, payments, shipping, tax rules.
How to get the best value
- Start with the pages that close deals (not vanity pages).
- Prioritize speed + mobile UX.
- Build a site you can expand later.
If you’re comparing quotes, also read: Website Optimization and SEO Services.
