Website pricing
Website pricing in US dollars, final, with no page-builder subscription afterward. The code, the content and the domain belong to you. Below is what each type of site costs and what the price covers.
Four types
of website
Starting prices for a standard scope. The exact figure is confirmed in writing after a short call.
One page for one service or one campaign, built to turn ad clicks into calls.
- Ready from 10 days
- Sales copy included
- Form, click-to-call and messenger buttons
- Conversion tracking hooks
A multi-page site with a page for each service. A redesign is priced the same way.
- Up to 30 days
- Service pages structured for SEO
- Edit panel for your business
- Forms connected to your CRM
Your own shop engine, no platform fee, products ready to advertise on Google and Meta.
- Catalog, cart and checkout
- Product feeds
- Purchase tracking basics
Blog, case studies, several locations and integrations.
- Content structure built for you
- Edit panel made for your team
- Integrations without plugins
Included,
not extra
Copy that sells
I write or edit the text for every page. You approve it before launch.
Built for phones
Designed and tested on mobile first, where most local searches happen.
SEO groundwork
Clean headings, meta tags, schema markup and an XML sitemap from day one.
Ready for tracking
Forms and call buttons prepared for GA4 and ad conversions.
3 rounds of revisions
Plus support and training once the site is live.
Ownership
Code, content and domain registered to you. No builder lock-in.
What moves the price of a website
Website pricing mostly comes down to three variables: the number of unique pages, the amount of writing involved, and the systems the site has to talk to. A landing page for one service is a focused job. A business website with eight service pages, a gallery and a booking form is several times the work. A large site with locations, a blog, case studies and CRM integration needs a content structure designed for it, which is why it starts at $9,800.
One thing never appears on the bill: a page-builder subscription. Every site is hand-coded or built on a custom CMS made for that project, so you pay once for the build and own the result outright. Hosting and the domain are agreed individually.
Packages that include a website
If you plan to advertise, these packages bundle the usual first steps. They are the plain sum of my regular prices, nothing hidden.
| Package | What's inside | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Start | Landing page + analytics | from $1,550 |
| Growth | Business website + Google Ads setup + analytics | from $3,950 |
| Complete | Website + Google and Meta setup + CRM setup + analytics | from $7,450, then $1,400/month |
The full list is on the main pricing page, and the cost calculator lets you add up your own combination.
Redesign or new build
With me, a website redesign is a new site on a clean base, priced from $2,800. I keep your domain, move the pages and content that still bring traffic, and set up redirects so you don't lose rankings. If you're not sure a redesign is needed at all, my article on what a website costs in the US explains the options and the trade-offs.
US legal pages and accessibility
A US business website usually needs a privacy policy, and depending on your state, size and how you use visitor data, laws like the CCPA may require extra notices or a "Do Not Sell or Share" link. Forms that collect phone numbers for marketing texts need clear consent under the TCPA. Accessibility matters too: ADA demand letters about websites are common, especially in New York, California and Florida. I raise these points on the first call so they're part of the quote, and I recommend you confirm the legal wording with your attorney.
How payment works
Websites are paid in three stages: 30% deposit when we sign, 40% at the midpoint and 30% on delivery. The agreement lists deadlines and the scope, so the price doesn't drift during the project.
Website pricing
questions
What makes a business website $2,800 and up?
Because the price includes copywriting, design for phone and desktop, a page per service, an edit panel, forms, SEO groundwork and three rounds of revisions. It's hand-coded or built on a custom CMS, so there's no monthly builder fee later. Sites with many pages or integrations cost more.
Can you fix my current site instead?
Repairs on sites someone else built aren't something I take on. Instead I rebuild, starting at $2,800, on the domain you already have. Pages that still earn traffic move across with redirects. Starting clean nearly always beats untangling an old theme stacked with plugins.
How long does it take?
Plan on 10 days or more for a landing page and up to 30 for a large business site. The dates are fixed in the contract, with an optional penalty if I'm late. Your speed matters too: quick content and copy approvals keep the schedule on track.
What isn't included?
Three things sit outside the build price: hosting and domain, arranged per project; photo or video shoots; and monthly services like ads or SEO. Tracking with GA4, Tag Manager and pixels is an optional $550 add-on.
Is accessibility part of the build?
I build with accessibility in mind: readable contrast, alt text, keyboard-friendly forms, clear headings. The ADA is widely applied to business websites in lawsuits, and WCAG 2.1 AA is the usual reference. I can't promise legal compliance, so for a formal review talk to an accessibility specialist or your attorney.
Get a price for
your website
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