Web design pricing, explained honestly.
Every project gets its own estimate after a few questions about your goals. Most sites land between $500 and $3,000+, depending on pages, features and ecommerce.
Website packages
Three starting points, one honest estimate.
These show what a typical project includes. Your estimate is based on your goals, pages and features.
Small budget
For a clean, professional site that gets you online fast.
from $750 · Up to 5 pages
- Divi installed and set up with your logo and favicon
- Security and SEO plugins configured
- Gravity Forms with up to 2 contact forms
- Design based on a Divi layout, matched to your brand
- Header, footer and mobile menu
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Medium budget
For businesses that want a custom look built around their audience.
from $1,500 · Up to 10 pages
- Everything in Small
- Custom design with more thought for your audience
- Child theme with custom functions if needed
- Up to 5 forms, or 1 to 2 complex forms
- Custom blog and post layouts
- Extra attention to accessibility
Large budget
For WooCommerce stores that need to sell from day one.
$3,000+ · Up to 10 pages + store
- Everything in Medium
- WooCommerce with shipping, payments and taxes
- Custom product, category, cart and checkout layouts
- Up to 5 products added for you
- Extra WooCommerce plugins if needed
Need help after launch? See the monthly care plans.
What affects the price
Every site is a little different.
A few honest questions up front means a clear estimate and no surprises later.
01
Your goals
What do you want the site to do for you, now and long term? Clear goals keep the build focused.
02
Your market
Who are you trying to reach, and how competitive is it? Standing out can take more design time.
03
Ecommerce
Selling products makes the biggest difference to price, from setup to checkout testing.
04
Custom features
Number of pages, blog posts, forms, extra plugins, heavy graphics and accessibility needs all add time.
Just for fun
“Do it cheap this time and I'll make it up to you on the next one.”
Every designer has heard some version of it. This short comedy sketch shows how that pitch sounds in any other business.