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How Much is a Website?

Originally published May 2003 - Updated July 2006. By Eric Holter.
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"How much is a typical website?" A quick answer to that question is "a website costs as much as a car" (see the side bar - "How much does a website cost"). The following items can all have influence on a project's budget, just to name a few:
  • Visual design (what are the look and feel requirements?)
  • Site size (how many pages will the site contain?)
  • Project scope (what type of information will the site pages contain?)
  • Special functionality (are there any unusual services that the site will provide?)
  • Site traffic volume (how many visitors is the site expected to handle?)
  • Custom business logic (will there be the need for programming special new features specifically for this project?)
  • Development timetable (what is the site's expected launch date?)
  • Project team (will the client guide the project by a committee or a single point of contact?)
  • Integration (will the site need to connect to any other pieces of software?)
We have five pricing ranges that our projects fall within. We're happy to quote these ranges to help potential clients determine the right budget ballpark for the work they are requesting. Additionally, we're usually able to propose alternative solutions when a discrepancy between needs and budget create a budget gap. Less complex alternatives or phased projects can often bring needs and budgets together.   next >

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