Pricing

Small business
website pricing

Custom web design starting at $3,500, website management from $250 a month, and management plus local SEO from $599 a month. Below: what moves those numbers, what is included, and what is not.

Three numbers, and what each one buys

Every figure here is a starting point, not a flat rate. You get the real number in writing after a free 15-minute call, before any work begins.

Custom web design

$3,500

one-time, starting at

Design and build of a custom, mobile-first website — strategy, layouts, copy support, forms and launch. Quoted properly after a 15-minute call, because a five-page site for a dental practice and a booking system for a trade school are not the same job.

What custom web design includes →

Website management

$250

per month, starting at

Hosting, SSL, daily backups, security monitoring, software updates, performance work and unlimited content updates. One bill — there is no separate hosting company to deal with.

See everything in the plan →

Management + local SEO

$599

per month, starting at

Everything above, plus ongoing local search work: keyword research, Google Business Profile management, citations, on-page and technical SEO, one article a month and rank reporting.

How the SEO work runs →

Why one website costs more than another

Six things account for most of the difference between a $3,500 site and one that costs several times that.

  • How many pages

    A five-page site is a different job from a thirty-page one. Most small business sites land between five and twelve pages, and service or location pages are the usual reason it grows.

  • What the site has to DO

    A brochure site that takes inquiries is the baseline. Booking, payments, logins, quoting tools, calculators or anything that talks to another system is development work on top.

  • Whether you sell online

    Ecommerce adds products, variants, tax, shipping, payment and fulfilment — the single biggest step up in scope, and it is priced as its own project.

  • Who writes the content

    We help shape copy and structure as part of the build. If you need everything written from scratch, or photography arranged, that is additional and we say so up front.

  • Whether it is a rebuild

    A redesign that keeps existing content, URLs and rankings takes migration and redirect work a brand-new site does not. It is usually worth it — losing rankings costs far more.

  • Integrations

    A CRM, a booking system, an email platform or an industry tool each need connecting and testing. One or two are routine; a chain of them is a project in itself.

Two costs, and no surprises

The build. Starting at $3,500, quoted once after a 15-minute call, based on what the site actually has to do. You get the number in writing before anything starts, and we invoice it directly — there is nothing to pay on this website.

The month after that. Once your site is live, management starts at $250a month — hosting, security, backups, performance and unlimited content updates. Month-to-month. Cancel anytime. See what’s included.

Already have a site you want us to take over? Send us the link and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth keeping or worth rebuilding. If you’re local, our Las Vegas website design page covers how we work with businesses in the valley.

Website cost questions

How much does a small business website cost?

A custom website from us starts at $3,500. Most small business projects sit near that figure; bigger sites, ecommerce and custom functionality go up from there.

Across the industry you will see anything from a few hundred dollars for a DIY template to tens of thousands for an agency retainer. The gap is real, and it is mostly about how much is actually built for you rather than assembled from a theme.

After launch, $250 a month covers hosting, security, backups and unlimited content updates.

Why don’t you publish one flat price?

Because the honest number depends on what the site has to do, and a single flat price is only ever right for one customer. Quoting one would mean overcharging the simple projects or under-scoping the complex ones.

What we publish instead is the floor — $3,500 — and exactly what moves it, which is the list above. You get the real figure in writing after a free 15-minute call, before anything starts.

Is the monthly fee required?

The $250 a month covers hosting, security, backups, monitoring and unlimited content updates — it is what keeps the site online and current after launch.

Month-to-month. Cancel anytime.

What is not included?

Paid advertising budget, stock photography licenses, premium third-party plugin or SaaS subscriptions, and professional copywriting or photography if you want those done for you rather than with you.

Anything in that list is quoted separately and only if you ask for it. Nothing appears on an invoice you did not agree to.

Do you charge for changes after launch?

Content changes are included in the monthly plan — no per-change fee and no hourly minimum. Text, images, new service pages, contact details, hours, staff, promotions.

A full redesign or genuinely new functionality is a new project and is scoped separately. The line is whether we are maintaining the site or building something that was not there before.

How long does it take?

Two weeks is the minimum, and most small business sites land close to it once content is in hand. Larger or more complex builds take longer, and we set the timeline against the real scope before we start.

What if I already have a website?

Send us the link. We will tell you honestly whether it is worth keeping and improving or worth rebuilding — those are very different amounts of money, and we would rather you heard the cheaper answer if it is the right one.

Fifteen minutes, no pitch

We’ll look at what you have, talk through what you need, and give you a real number. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so.

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