How much does a website cost for a business?
What does a business website cost?
How much does a website cost for a business? In our price list, from $655 for a 3–5 page business-card site to $2,600 for the Premium package. Cost depends on page count, whether copy and a prototype (a rough layout of each page) are included, and what you pay each month after launch.
What decides the price of a website?
Five things move the price: pages, design, content, integrations, and support after launch.
- Pages. A business-card site has 1–3 pages and starts at $655. A landing page (one page built around one offer) starts at $1,100. A corporate site starts at $2,600 and begins with a ready site concept.
- Design. The $655 package uses a design template adapted to your brand. From the Standard package ($1,300) a simplified prototype comes first (a rough layout of each page before the design), then the design.
- Content. Copywriting is part of the Premium package ($2,600) and every corporate package. Every landing package starts with an offer structure built on the buyer persona of your target audience, and the Business landing package ($1,500) adds the copy.
- Integrations. The Standard, Gold, Premium and landing packages include lead tracking, which is a report showing where each request came from. The Business landing package also sends requests into a CRM (a customer database) and adds a quiz or calculator.
- Support. After launch, hosting and backups cost $20 for a month with no requests. Edits cost more, and the next section gives the figures.
What do the packages cost, and what does a site cost per month?
These are the studio's public package prices, shown as one reference point.
| Site type | Package | Price | What is included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business-card site | Business card | $655 | 1–3 pages, design template adapted to your brand, layout, request form |
| Small site | Standard | $1,300 | Simplified prototype, design template, layout, CRM |
| Small site | Gold | $1,800 | Full prototype, design template, layout, Concept Start, CRM and other integrations, Yandex Metrica setup |
| Small site | Premium | $2,600 | Everything in Gold, plus a prototype with copywriting, custom design, initial SEO, lead tracking |
| Landing page | Landing | $1,100 | A selling offer structure based on your target buyer persona, page design and layout, a lead form |
| Landing page | Business | $1,500 | Everything in Landing, plus copy, a quiz or calculator, requests into a CRM, online payment |
| Landing page | VIP | $2,400 | Everything in Business, plus UTM tags and request analytics, an A/B test (a comparison of two versions), personalization by traffic source, 2 offer variants |
| Corporate site | Start | $2,600 | Site concept (a ready specification) with copy, buyer personas, custom design, layout, as many pages as needed; the concept fee counts toward development |
| Corporate site | Business | $3,900 | Everything in Start, plus 2–3 landing pages for your clients' pain points, lead magnet, home page personalization by visitor persona, interactive project documentation, request analytics, optimization for AI answers |
| Corporate site | Premium | $5,200 | Everything in Business, plus a second market or language, A/B tests, 3 months of SEO support |
Concept Start is the planning stage: brief, audience, positioning, structure, and a report of decisions. The Gold and Premium packages include it. For the corporate packages, read about our website development company services.
Keeping a site online costs $20 a month when there are no requests. A month with edits and incident fixes starts at $190. The domain name and hosting are a small yearly fee that you pay directly to the provider; they are not in the package price.
Why is a cheap website cheap, and how do you read a quote?
The gap between $655 and $2,600 is mostly scope. The cheapest package uses a design template. Among the small-site packages, a prototype first appears at $1,300, Concept Start at $1,800, and copywriting, custom design and initial SEO at $2,600. Logo and brand identity are priced separately: a logo is $470.
Before you accept a quote from any studio, ask for these answers in writing:
- Which pages and features are built, and how many?
- Who writes the copy, and is it in the price?
- Is lead tracking included, so you see the source of each request?
- Are logo and brand identity included, or priced separately?
- In whose name are the domain and server registered?
- What are the payment terms, and what does the price cover?
If another quote is much lower, put the two scope lists side by side and compare line by line.
Follow-up questions about website cost
What is the average cost of website design for a business?
We don't have a sourced market average, so we don't quote one. Our own site packages run from $655 to $2,600, and our landing pages from $1,100 to $2,400.
Is there a low-cost website for a business?
The Business card package at $655 is our lowest price: 1–3 pages on a design template adapted to your brand, with a request form. Lead tracking can be added separately from $280. A prototype starts at the Standard package ($1,300) and copywriting at Premium ($2,600).
What is the website cost per month?
Hosting and backups are $20 for a month with no requests. A month with edits and incident fixes starts at $190.
What is the website development cost for a business?
Development is a one-time package price, from $655 to $2,600 for a small site. Corporate sites start at $2,600 and go to $5,200.
When do I pay?
You sign the contract and the brief (the list of exactly what we build) before you pay anything. You then pay by invoice under the contract.
Next step: see the packages
Send a request with your phone number. We call you back, talk through the task, and fill in the brief together. Payment starts only after you sign the contract and the brief, and you pay by invoice under the contract.
Every package and its price are on the web design pricing packages page.
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