Pricing · fixed, published, ex GST
Fixed prices, published before you call.
Up to three pages is $500 ex GST, up to ten pages is $1,000 and up to twenty-five is $2,500. Every price is fixed and quoted before work starts. E-commerce, GoHighLevel builds and anything past twenty-five pages are quoted on scope, because a number invented before we understand the job is not a price.
Three sizes cover most small-business sites. Everything past them is quoted on scope, because a number invented before we understand the job is not a price. For what moves a website's price and what it costs after launch, read how much a website costs.
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$500$1,000$2,500Quoted
ex GST, one-offex GST, one-offex GST, one-offon scope, before we startUp to three pages, built properly. A real site for a business that needs a few things said well.
Up to ten pages. The shape most small businesses actually need — home, services, about, contact, and a page per service.
Up to twenty-five pages. Room for a full service set, locations, and somewhere for the work to live.
E-commerce, GoHighLevel, booking, member areas, or a site past twenty-five pages. Priced on what it actually involves.
- Up to three pages, designed not templated
- Copy shaped from what you already say to customers
- Mobile-first, tested on real handsets
- Contact form and click-to-call
- Titles, descriptions, sitemap, Search Console and Bing Webmaster
- Up to ten pages
- Service pages written per service, not one page repeated
- Search Console, Bing Webmaster and schema wired up
- Analytics with the enquiry actually counted
- Everything in Starter
- Up to twenty-five pages
- Service and location structure that can grow
- Portfolio or case-study section
- Blog set up and ready to publish
- Everything in Business
- E-commerce on Shopify or WooCommerce
- GoHighLevel funnels and CRM
- Booking, quoting or member systems
- Migrations and rebuilds at scale
- AI automation behind the site
Side by side
The three published tiers.
$500ex GST, one-off
Starter
Up to three pages, built properly. A real site for a business that needs a few things said well.
- Up to three pages, designed not templated
- Copy shaped from what you already say to customers
- Mobile-first, tested on real handsets
- Contact form and click-to-call
- Titles, descriptions, sitemap, Search Console and Bing Webmaster
About a week
Get a quote →$1,000ex GST, one-off
Business
Up to ten pages. The shape most small businesses actually need — home, services, about, contact, and a page per service.
- Up to ten pages
- Service pages written per service, not one page repeated
- Search Console, Bing Webmaster and schema wired up
- Analytics with the enquiry actually counted
- Everything in Starter
Two to three weeks
Get a quote →$2,500ex GST, one-off
Growth
Up to twenty-five pages. Room for a full service set, locations, and somewhere for the work to live.
- Up to twenty-five pages
- Service and location structure that can grow
- Portfolio or case-study section
- Blog set up and ready to publish
- Everything in Business
Three to five weeks
Get a quote →Quotedon scope, before we start
Custom
E-commerce, GoHighLevel, booking, member areas, or a site past twenty-five pages. Priced on what it actually involves.
- E-commerce on Shopify or WooCommerce
- GoHighLevel funnels and CRM
- Booking, quoting or member systems
- Migrations and rebuilds at scale
- AI automation behind the site
Quoted with the scope
Get a quote →Frequently asked questions
Is that the whole price?
For the build, yes. What is not in it: the domain if you do not have one, and any platform subscription — Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and Framer all charge their own monthly fee, paid by you directly to them. Hosting and care on WordPress is quoted separately and is optional.
What if I need thirteen pages?
Then it is quoted on scope, and it will not be a surprise. The tiers exist because most small-business sites land inside them, not to catch you out on page fourteen.
Do you take a deposit?
Yes, half up front and half at launch, on a fixed quote agreed before anything starts. No hourly billing and no variations unless the scope actually changes, in which case we quote the change first.
What makes a build cost more?
E-commerce, because of products, shipping and tax. GoHighLevel, because the pipeline is most of the work. Listings and bookings, because they need a system behind them. Migrations, if the old URLs have to be mapped so search visibility survives.
Why is this cheaper than other studios?
Because these are fixed-scope builds on platforms we already know, not open-ended projects. A three-page site really is a day or two of work when the copy is ready. What we do not do is discovery workshops, brand strategy or a three-month timeline for ten pages.
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Send through what the business does and what you have in mind for a website. You get a price and a timeline back, not a pitch deck.