Landing page
from $649
A focused single-page site for a product, service, or campaign.
Included
- Responsive design
- Up to 5 content sections
- Contact form
- Baseline SEO setup
- Pre-launch testing
Indicative timeline5–7 business days
[Pricing]development estimates · 2026
development pricing
Starting estimates for common web projects. The final scope depends on the product, integrations, content, and launch requirements.
[Discuss a project]The prices below are planning estimates, not a binding offer. Scope, timing, and fees are confirmed in a tailored proposal after we discuss the project.
Starting formats
Corporate website
from $1,579
A multi-page site that explains the business and generates enquiries.
Included
- Up to 10 core pages
- Custom visual system
- Content management system
- CRM integration
- Analytics
- Mobile adaptation
Indicative timeline2–3 weeks
Web application
from $3,299
A custom web system, customer portal, or SaaS product.
Included
- User-flow design
- Custom development
- Accounts and roles
- API integrations
- Database
- Launch support
Indicative timelinefrom 1 month
How an estimate is made
Four stages take us from the first conversation to a defined plan.
- 01
Discussion
We unpack the goals, users, constraints, and requirements, then identify what genuinely needs to be launched.
- 02
Solution design
We outline the structure, critical journeys, and technical approach. When useful, we begin with discovery or a prototype.
- 03
Estimate and plan
We break the work into stages and document the team, timings, dependencies, and completion criteria.
- 04
Build and launch
We design, develop, and test the product, keeping progress and decisions visible throughout the work.
Frequently asked questions
How much does website development cost?+
The starting point depends on the format: landing pages from $649, corporate websites from $1,579, and web applications from $3,299. An exact quote requires a review of the requirements.
What is included?+
Each starting format lists its baseline scope above. A proposal normally specifies discovery, design, development, testing, baseline SEO, launch, and integrations separately. Domains, hosting, and paid third-party services are identified separately.
Can we start with a smaller product?+
Yes. We can define the smallest useful scope, build a prototype or MVP, validate the critical journey, and expand based on evidence.
How are timelines calculated?+
Timing depends on the number of journeys and pages, content readiness, integrations, and approval cycles. We document assumptions and dependencies alongside the estimate.
Do you support products after launch?+
Support, analytics, and ongoing product development can be scoped as a separate stage. The level and format of support are agreed individually.
Tell us the problem. We’ll shape the estimate.
Context about the product, audience, and intended outcome is enough to begin. If the requirements are still unclear, we can help define them.
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