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    Website Cost Calculator

    Answer five quick questions and get a realistic build cost for your small business website in 2026 — backed by real pricing data, not guesswork.

    1. How is the site being built?

    Who builds it is the biggest price driver.

    More expensive, but you get a team, a process and support after launch.

    2. How many pages?

    Home, services, about, contact, blog and more.

    10
    1 (one-pager)10 (typical lead-gen)40+

    3. Design and copy

    Most small businesses don't need fully custom design.

    4. Features and integrations

    Each integration typically adds $500–$3,000.

    Estimated Cost
    $5,500–$12,000

    one-time build cost

    Ongoing (per month)$200–$600
    First-year total$7,900–$19,200
    Pages10
    Where you land
    Established local business

    The typical landing zone for 1–5 service businesses that need a site that converts.

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    How This Estimate Works

    The ranges come from our published 2026 cost guides: how much a small business website costs, e-commerce website cost, and how to hire a web development agency. We track real freelancer and agency quotes across the US and AU.

    Per-page rates are midpoints of what builders actually charge: site builders $100–$250/page, freelancers $200–$450/page, agencies $500–$900/page, and custom builds $1,500–$3,500/page. Features and integrations follow the $500–$3,000 each range from our cost guide.

    Your final quote depends on your content, your market and the agency you choose. This tool gives you an honest budget range so nobody can overcharge you.

    Website Cost FAQ

    How much does a small business website cost?

    A professional small-business website costs $1,000–$5,000 from a freelancer, $5,000–$15,000 from a web agency, and $300–$1,000 if you build it yourself on a site builder. Most small businesses that want a site that converts should budget $3,000–$8,000.

    What drives the cost of a website?

    Five factors move the price more than anything else: page count and scope, features and integrations, template vs custom design, professional copywriting, and who builds it. Custom booking systems, payments, CRM syncs and third-party APIs each add $500–$3,000.

    What monthly costs come after launch?

    Budget $100–$600/mo typical for hosting, domain + SSL, maintenance and updates, security and backups, and email/CRM tools. An e-commerce store adds app subscriptions and payment processing on top.

    Do I need custom design?

    Most small businesses do not. A quality template with your branding applied runs $500–$2,000 and is fine. Custom design ($3,000–$10,000+) pays off when brand and conversion are competitive weapons in your market.

    How can I keep website costs down?

    Spend on copy and conversion instead of fancy design, write the content yourself if you can, keep scope tight (start with the pages that convert), and own your domain, hosting and files so you never pay exit fees.