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How much should a website cost?

Nobody publishes their prices, so it's impossible to know if you're being overcharged. Pick what you need and see the real market range — and what we'd charge.

Website Cost Estimator

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What this typically costs

compared with a typical agency quote for the same thing

These are typical 2026 US market ranges for small business websites, based on published agency rate cards and freelance marketplace averages. DIY builder figures show three years of subscription fees, which is roughly how long a small business site lasts before a refresh. Your real quote will depend on your business — ours always comes after a free demo, so you see the work before the price.

Why the range is so wide

Two quotes for "a website" can differ by 50× because the word covers everything from a one-page brochure to a custom booking platform. The other reason is overheads: you're often paying for an office, account managers, and a sales team long before anyone touches your site.

So why are we cheaper?

Fair question — cheap usually means something's missing, so here's exactly where the difference comes from:

What you don't lose: you still own the site outright, it's still custom-built for your business, and you still see the whole thing working before you pay anything.

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