What does a small business website cost?
Current business website packages are $1,299, $1,899, and $2,999 to build, paired with $49, $69, or $99 per month for the listed care level. A narrow one-page starter can cost $399 or $599, and a tiny digital business card is $99.
Will my quote match one of these prices?
Yes when your request fits the listed scope. Extra pages, copywriting, booking, payments, advanced forms, rush delivery, integrations, or a larger revision need are priced separately and explained before work begins.
Why is there a build price and a monthly price?
The build price covers the project described in the package. The monthly price covers the listed hosting, SSL, backups, security updates, support, and update allowance so the ongoing cost is visible before you commit.
Which package is the most common fit?
The $1,899 Standard Business Website is the main fit for an established small business that needs up to five pages, services, proof, a contact form, local SEO foundations, and ongoing care.
Can I start smaller?
Yes. A $99 digital business card is for a tiny profile and link page. The $399 Microsite and $599 Microsite Plus are focused one-page options. They stay affordable by keeping the scope narrow.
What do custom systems and automations cost?
Custom apps, dashboards, portals, automations, databases, and integrations start at $5,000, with support starting at $149 per month. Final milestones are quoted after the workflow is understood.
How are payments scheduled?
Small starter products are generally paid in full before the build. The $1,299 and $1,899 website packages use 50% down and 50% before launch. The $2,999 package uses 50% down, 25% at midpoint, and 25% before launch. Custom systems use written milestones.
Are government projects priced the same way?
No. Government, municipal, public-sector, procurement, RFP, and compliance-heavy projects are scoped separately because documentation, accessibility, security, review, and support requirements differ.