Every project is priced on its scope. After a short discovery call we send a fixed scope and price, so there are no surprises. Typical price ranges will be added to this guide soon.
What affects the cost
Number of pages and templates
Ten pages that share two layouts cost less than ten pages that each need their own design. Templates matter more than raw page count.
Design
Adapting a well-built theme is quicker than a fully custom design with unique layouts, illustrations and animation.
Features and functionality
Forms, booking, memberships, multilingual content, calculators and custom search all add development and testing time.
Online store
Online stores need product setup, payments, shipping, tax rules and order emails. The number of products and variations affects the effort.
Content
Writing new copy, editing existing text, sourcing images and moving content from an old site all take time. Ready-to-use content lowers the cost.
Integrations
Connecting your CRM, email platform, ERP or a custom system through an API depends on how well documented those systems are.
SEO and performance
Technical SEO setup, redirects from an old site, structured data and speed optimization protect your rankings and are worth planning in from the start.
Ongoing care
Hosting, updates, backups, security monitoring and small changes after launch are usually a monthly cost rather than part of the build.
Ways to keep costs down
- Start with the pages and features you need now, and add the rest later.
- Prepare your content and images early.
- Use proven plugins where they fit instead of custom code.
- Give one person the final say on feedback.