Two quotes for a website can differ many times over and both can be honest. The difference usually comes from what is included. Here are the factors that really move the price, so you can compare offers on equal terms.
The main cost factors
- Number and type of pages: a five-page business site is a different project from a catalogue with hundreds of items.
- Design: a ready theme with your branding costs less than a fully custom design.
- Features: online payments, booking, user accounts, calculators and integrations all add work.
- Languages: each extra language means more content and more testing.
- Content: who writes the texts and takes the photos changes the budget noticeably.
- Support: hosting, updates, backups and ongoing changes after launch.
How to compare quotes
Ask each team for a written list of what is included: number of pages, design rounds, mobile version, SEO setup, training and support period. A cheaper quote that leaves these out often becomes more expensive later.
Our approach
We build on WordPress and also with other technologies, so we can suggest the option that fits your goal and budget instead of forcing one tool. After a short conversation we send a clear scope with a fixed price agreed in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Why do website prices vary so much?
Because the scope differs: custom design, features, languages, content and support can each double the effort. Always compare what is included, not only the total.
Are there costs after the website is launched?
Usually yes: domain renewal, hosting and maintenance. A good team lists them before you start.
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