What determines landing page cost
A landing page price is made of four parts. We break the estimate down line by line and show which decisions add the most to the budget and the timeline.
A landing page price is made of four parts. We break the estimate down line by line and show which decisions add the most to the budget and the timeline.
Website support splits into technical maintenance and ongoing edits. We break down what each one covers, what the monthly formats cost and which fits your site.
An online store estimate breaks into seven blocks, and page count explains almost none of the total. We walk through every line and show where the price actually grows.
A corporate website can cost twice as much as an identical looking one. We break down what actually sits inside the estimate and which costs show up after launch.
Realistic timelines: a landing page in 1-2 weeks, a corporate website from 2-3 weeks, an online store from 2-4 weeks. What each stage takes and how to launch faster.
Development cost is driven by the number of decisions still to be made. Page count has surprisingly little to do with it, since an off-the-shelf template and a site built from scratch can differ threefold on the same structure. What moves the total most is integrations, catalog complexity and how much of the design is drawn from scratch.
Timelines work the same way. Projects usually stall on the client side, waiting for texts, photos and approvals. That is the subject of how long website development takes.
Indicative ranges are not hidden either. They are listed on the service pages, for example under corporate website development.
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