Question 1

How much does a website cost?

Accepted Answer

A small site of one to four pages starts at $899, a medium site of five to twelve pages starts at $3,500, and a large build of up to thirty pages starts at $3,999. Application-style UI/UX sites start at $7,000. Most small-business marketing sites land between $2,500 and $6,500 once pages, e-commerce, and custom interactivity are scoped.

Question 2

Why publish prices when most studios don't?

Accepted Answer

Because gating a number behind a discovery call wastes everyone's time. Published starting prices let you tell in thirty seconds whether we are in your range. The numbers are real starting points, not bait, and the final quote only moves with page count, features, and how much content needs writing.

Question 3

What's included in every build?

Accepted Answer

Every build includes custom design, a production build, mobile-first responsive layout, structured data so search engines and AI assistants can read the site, and Google indexing. Large builds also include app feeds and a fuller branding treatment. Hosting, domains, and third-party subscriptions are billed to you directly rather than marked up.

Question 4

What makes the price go up?

Accepted Answer

Page count, e-commerce, custom interactivity, and content. A ten-page site with a shop, a booking system, and copy that needs writing from scratch costs considerably more than a ten-page site where you supply finished text. Bespoke animation and application logic are the other two multipliers.

Question 5

Do you offer payment plans?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Projects are normally split into a deposit to start and a balance at launch, and larger builds can be broken into more stages. Ask when you get your quote and we will structure it around your cash flow.

Question 6

Do you charge monthly for SEO?

Accepted Answer

Ongoing visibility work is quoted separately from the build, because the right scope depends on how competitive your market is. A build includes the technical foundation and structured data. A monthly engagement adds keyword and topic strategy, content, and a visibility report. Ask for a scope and we will price it.

Question 7

How long does a website take to build?

Accepted Answer

A typical marketing site launches in about three to six weeks from kickoff. Larger builds run longer. The pace is usually set by how quickly content, photography, and feedback come back, and a timeline can be compressed when you have a fixed launch date.

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