Size of website
The number of pages and amount of content.
Website cost guide
A simple guide to website costs, what affects the price and what ongoing costs you should budget for.
The honest answer is that it depends on what your business actually needs. No confusing packages or hidden extras.
What affects the cost?
Website pricing is not based on the number of pages alone. Every business is different, which is why there is not a single fixed price for every project.
Typical projects
Most small businesses need a website that clearly explains what they do, who they help, where they work and how to get in touch.
Ideal for start-ups, sole traders and local businesses.
For businesses with multiple services or a larger content library.
For an existing website that no longer represents your business properly.
lightbulbA clear, well-structured website that answers your customer's questions will usually outperform a complicated website that tries to do everything.
Ongoing costs
Building the website is only one part of the overall cost. Most business websites also need ongoing services.
Reliable managed hosting with backups, monitoring and support.
£15 per monthYour website address.
£20 per yearProfessional email addresses using your domain.
£5 per mailbox per monthKeeps your website secure and builds visitor trust.
From £15 per yearverified_userThese costs help ensure your website stays secure, fast and available.
What is not worth paying for?
For many small businesses, you do not need expensive features or complex systems that your customers will never use.
Keep costs sensible
Simple planning and the right priorities can keep your project on budget.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Once the project requirements are understood, a fixed quotation can be provided.
Regular maintenance is strongly recommended to keep your website secure and working properly.
Most small business websites take a few weeks, depending on scope, content and feedback.
Payment arrangements can be discussed before work begins.
Often, yes. Sometimes improving an existing website is a better investment than starting again.
Useful starting points include services, areas covered, images, reviews and key business information.
Yes. Most websites are designed so they can grow as your business grows.
Every website is built with good on-page SEO foundations. Ongoing SEO is a separate process.
Yes. Every website needs hosting to be available online.
Get in touch for a free, no-obligation quote. I will help you understand what your website needs and provide a clear fixed price.