The main factors that change website cost
A simple informational site and a custom e-commerce website are very different projects. The biggest pricing factors usually include the number of pages, the complexity of the design, custom functionality, payment or ordering features, content preparation, integrations and the amount of revision work.
Simple business website
A straightforward business website normally focuses on presenting the business clearly: home, about, services, contact information and strong calls to action. It is usually less complex than a store or web application.
E-commerce and payment features
Stores and payment-enabled sites require extra planning around products, checkout, payment providers, confirmation flows and customer information. This added functionality generally increases development work.
Custom design and development
Projects that require unique layouts, dashboards, account systems, special forms or app-like behaviour need more development than a standard brochure website.
How to compare quotes
Do not compare only the total amount. Compare what is actually included: number of pages, responsive design, revisions, integrations, hosting support, launch work and ongoing maintenance. A clear project scope makes quotes easier to understand.
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