A small business website costs about $1,200 to $2,500 for a simple 5 to 6 page service site, $2,500 to $4,500 for a larger site with a blog, and $3,500 to $6,000 for an online store. Pick what you need below to see a one-off range and the monthly cost to keep it running.
My own 2026 price ranges, not an industry average. Your final number is a fixed quote after a 15-minute call.
Each service and each main town you cover usually gets its own page. Ten service pages cost more than five because each one needs its own copy, photos and SEO setup.
If you send real job photos and a short description of each service, the build moves faster. If I write everything from scratch, expect the upper end of the range.
A simple quote form is included. Online booking, payments or a customer portal add time and sometimes a monthly fee from the booking tool itself.
A redesign keeps your domain and the pages Google already ranks. Moving off Wix or Squarespace adds redirect work so you don't lose the traffic you have.
Want the detail behind these ranges? Read how much a small business website costs and what website maintenance costs.
With me, a simple 5 to 6 page service site costs about $1,200 to $2,500, a larger site with a blog $2,500 to $4,500, and a Shopify store $3,500 to $6,000. Agencies usually charge more, and DIY builders cost less upfront but add monthly fees and your own time.
It's a range, not a quote. After a 15-minute call I give you one fixed number, so the price doesn't creep up halfway through the project.
No. You can run the site yourself. A care plan is for owners who don't want to deal with hosting, updates and backups. Plans are month to month with one month's notice.
Products, payments, shipping rules and taxes all need setting up and testing. A service site mostly needs to get people to call or request a quote.
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Tell me what your site runs on and what bugs you about it. I'll tell you which plan fits.
