Price
What a website actually costs
"How much does a website cost" is one of the most searched phrases in this field, and almost nobody publishes an answer. So we will at least tell you what sets the price.
We publish our website prices because it seems fair that you know what bracket we are in before you call. Below are indicative figures; the final number depends on scope. The same site can be three days or three weeks of work, depending on how many pages it has, whether the copy already exists, and whether the site has to do anything besides look good.
The range is wide because complexity decides the price, not the type of project. A site with logins, calculators and three languages can cost more than a simple online store. So below is what moves you up the range.
A cheap website is a common wish and we understand why. Watch for one thing only. Cheap is nearly always a template somebody filled in with your logo. It works until you try to change it, or until the first update lands. That is when you find out where the saving came from.
That is exactly where a professionally built site parts ways with a template: with a template the price is known in advance because it makes no difference what the site does. Our cheapest option is a landing page, a single page for one offer or one ad campaign. The most expensive are sites with logins, calculators or integrations with other software.
On the intro call we go through these factors, and you receive an itemized proposal the same or the next day. It says what is included and what is not.