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What level of Design and User Xperience would you like?
LAUNCHSmall Business Includes: Basic website development & deployment using existing templates.
GROWSmall to Medium BusinessesIncludes:Clickable WireframeCustom DesignInteractive PrototypesCustom Website Development & Deployment
SCALEEnterprises & Government Includes: User Persona Canvas Customer Journey Map Clickable Wireframes Custom Design Clickable Prototypes Website development & Deployment
How many pages do you want?
Number of unique page templates
What is a Page template? Page template defines the layout and arrangement of visual elements of the page. For example, the Home Page template is different from a Service Page template which is different from a Contact Page template. So they will be counted as 3 different page templates. Whereas you can have 10 different service page that has the same page template- similarly different products page can all share the same template- so they will be counted as 1 template only.
How many pages do you want?
Number of unique page templates
What is a Page template? Page template defines the layout and arrangement of visual elements of the page. For example, the Home Page template is different from a Service Page template which is different from a Contact Page template. So they will be counted as 3 different page templates. Whereas you can have 10 different service page that has the same page template- similarly different products page can all share the same template- so they will be counted as 1 template only.
How many pages do you want?
Number of Unique Page templates
What is a Page template? Page template defines the layout and arrangement of visual elements of the page. For example, the Home Page template is different from a Service Page template which is different from a Contact Page template. So they will be counted as 3 different page templates. Whereas you can have 10 different service page that has the same page template- similarly different products page can all share the same template- so they will be counted as 1 template only.
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One of the biggest aspects affecting website cost is whether the site is based on templates or designed from scratch. There are many companies which provide template designs, including Squarespace, Weebly and Wix. These platforms also provide a CMS which allows end users to create new pages and content without having to use a developer.
The cost of a basic site built on a template ranges from about $3,000 to $6,000, depending on the amount of customisation required.This is about half the cost of what it would cost to develop the site from scratch. Using a professionally designed template can save you thousands in both design and development costs. But there is a price to pay in that your site won’t be particularly unique and you will still have to pay for any features you need which are not provided by the template.
We recommend this type of site for startups and micro businesses that don’t need the kind of customisation required by larger companies.
If your business requires custom design work to fit your brand, it’s a good idea to spend the extra and go for a professional business class website.
Custom websites are built from the ground up on top of a CMS platform such as WordPress, Umbraco and Craft. This makes it easy for end users to manipulate content once the site has been developed.
One of the biggest advantages over a templated website is that individual page templates can be created for each type of content. So templates can be created for biographies, products, services pages and more. This allows you to create a website specifically tailored to your company and the products and services it provides.
The cost of a custom site ranges from $6,000 to $10,000 with the price influenced by the number of pages and the level of customisation and integration required.
The most expensive websites are enterprise level websites which provide deep integration with back office systems such as stock management,ERP and CRM platforms. This type of website is custom designed and requires a high level of coding knowledge to create a robust and reliable platform capable of supporting a large organisation.
Enterprise sites typically cost between, $11,000 to $30,000 but there is no limit to what you can spend. A large eCommerce site with bespoke stock management and CRM integration could cost millions to develop.
Still not sure? Our website cost calculation tool can help you choose the right platform for your business needs.
Our website design cost calculator can help guide you towards a realistic budget for your project. You need to give us some basic information about your business, and we’ll provide you with a 95% accurate estimate.
The cost of Website design influenced by many factors, including the platform/CMS, what features integrated, how many pages required and how much custom code needs to be written. Offering the exact website cost can make it challenging to put an actual price on the project.
Generally, we categories website cost in 3 ways:
One of the most prominent aspects affecting website design cost is whether the site is based on templates or designed from scratch. Many companies provide template designs, including Squarespace, Weebly and Wix. These platforms also offer a CMS that allows end-users to create new pages and content without using a developer.
The cost of a primary site built on a template ranges from about $3,000 to $6,000, depending on the amount of customisation required. So, this is about half the cost of what it would cost to develop the site from scratch. Using a professionally designed template can save you thousands in both design and development costs. But there is a price to pay in that your site won’t be exceptionally unique, and you will still have to pay for any features you need which are not provided by the template.
We recommend this type of site for startups and micro-businesses that don’t need big companies customisation.
If your business requires custom design work to fit your brand, it’s a good idea to spend the extra and go for a professional business class website.
Custom website designs built from the ground up on top of a CMS platform such as WordPress, Umbraco and Craft. So, this makes it easy for end-users to manipulate content once the website has been developed.
One of the most significant advantages over a template-based website is that individual page templates can be created for each content type. So, templates can be created for biographies, products, services pages and more. This allows you to create a website specifically tailored to your company and the products and services it provides.
A custom website’s cost ranges from $6,000 to $10,000, with the price influenced by the number of pages and the level of customisation and integration required.
The most expensive website design is enterprise-level websites which provide deep integration with back-office systems such as stock management, ERP and CRM platforms. This type of website is custom designed and requires a high level of coding knowledge to create a robust and reliable platform capable of supporting a large organisation.
Enterprise websites typically cost between $11,000 to $30,000, but there is no limit to what you can spend. A large eCommerce site with bespoke stock management and CRM integration could cost millions to develop.
Still not sure? Our website design cost calculation tool can help you choose the right platform for your business needs.
