Website design cost & pricing guide

Yes, and it's often a sensible approach. We can launch with the essential pages first while planning a structure that's ready to grow. Later additions are quoted separately, and some features may need a different hosting plan. It's worth mentioning future plans early, which is why they're part of my website design process.

Small changes and extra work are charged at my hourly rate, in 30-minute increments, and I'll always confirm the likely cost before you give the go-ahead. Bigger changes are quoted separately. For a feel for the cost of a whole project, try my website pricing guide and calculator.

No. I usually charge a one-off project fee for your website, followed by annual hosting and any support you choose. There's no compulsory monthly contract for support or SEO. Your quotation spells out all the costs, and you're welcome to get in touch to talk through what would suit you.

Because they rarely include the same things. Planning, content writing, design, functionality, SEO, training and support can all differ, so page count alone doesn't tell you much. Check what's included, what you'll need to supply and what you'll pay after launch. My website design process shows exactly what's involved in mine.

It gives you a realistic starting figure based on the options you choose, including pages, content support, CMS and SEO. It can't allow for every integration or unusual requirement, so I'll always confirm the final scope and cost in a written quotation once we've talked. My website design process shows how we get from first ideas to an agreed brief.

I keep it simple: 50% before we start, and the balance once your website is finished and ready to launch, before it goes live or is transferred to you. Invoices are due within seven days. If a project stalls for reasons outside my control, I may invoice a further 25% after two months, which comes off the final balance. Everything's set out in my terms and conditions.

Your annual Webflow hosting, which depends on whether your site needs a Basic, CMS or Ecommerce plan. Domain renewals, optional support and any third-party services are separate. My website pricing guide and calculator shows the current hosting options, and your quotation sets out the ongoing costs clearly.

Extra pages, new features, additional content work, integrations, licensed images or changes to the agreed brief can all add to the cost, as can third-party subscriptions. The important thing is that there are no surprises: I'll always discuss and price any changes before doing the work. My terms and conditions explain the details.

They're examples rather than fixed packages. Each includes design, build and first-year hosting, while the content, SEO and CMS allowances vary. The blog example includes setting up the blog and adding three posts you supply, rather than writing three new articles. Your quotation confirms exactly what's included, and my website design process shows how we agree the scope.

My website pricing guide and calculator is the best place to start. You can compare example projects and adjust the pages, content support, SEO, CMS features and hosting to suit you. It gives you an indicative price with VAT shown separately, and I'll confirm everything in a written quotation before any work begins.