Sites and online stores
A site that brings in leads, not one that merely opens.
$1,430 for a site · $3,600 for a store of up to 100 products.
How many enquiries did your site bring in last month?
Almost nobody has the exact number. The form sends an email, the email gets lost in a thread, calls end up in a notebook. The site was built for a different range, and there is nobody to change a price on it. The catalogue lives in a spreadsheet while the site shows last year’s. Nobody has counted the cost.
A site that counts your enquiries
After launch you can see how many enquiries the site brought and where they came from. The site is built around one action — send an enquiry or add an item to the basket — and everything on the page works for it.
No enquiry is lost: it reaches you by email, lands in your records and shows up in the report. You edit prices, products and texts yourself — no email to a contractor, no week of waiting.
The domain, the hosting and the source code are in your company's name from day one. The contract names the date and the price of every milestone, so the bill does not grow as the work goes on.
- included: Design made for your brand, not a theme off the shelf
- included: Just as easy on a phone, a tablet and a laptop
- included: Fast loading: Google checks in the green at launch
- included: An enquiry form with bot protection and an email to your inbox
- included: Analytics connected: you see where each enquiry came from
- included: Basic SEO: titles, descriptions, sitemap, structured data
- included: WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility on standard pages
- included: An editing panel: you change texts, products and prices
- included: Texts and products moved over from your old site
- included: Training and a recording of the session: how to make edits
- included: Domain, hosting and source code in your company's name
- paid to the vendor: Hosting, domain and payment gateway are billed by the provider
Your price
Company website
$1,430 per project
Up to five pages, then $285 per page
What the tier includes
- included: Home, a service page, about, contacts
- included: An enquiry form with an email to your inbox
- included: Basic SEO and analytics from day one
Online store
$3,600 per project
Up to a hundred products, basket and payment
What the tier includes
- included: Everything in the company website
- included: Catalogue, product page, basket and checkout
- included: Payments taken and delivery the buyer chooses
- paid to the vendor: The payment gateway and its fee come under your bank contract
Store with extensions
$5,400 per project
Plus filters, promo codes and a link to your accounting system
What the tier includes
- included: Everything in the online store
- included: Filters, catalogue search and curated sets
- included: Promo codes, discounts and abandoned baskets
- included: Orders and stock go into your accounting system
Extras
- not included: Site care and hostingfrom $99 a month
- not included: Linking the site to CRM and accountingfrom $1,780 per link
- not included: Catalogue migration from another systemfrom $1,860 per source
- not included: Launching Google Ads with lead tracking$1,030 per account
- not included: Analytics set up: see where customers come from$1,800 per set-up
- not included: Accessibility audit against WCAG 2.1 AAfrom $100 per page
- not included: Copy and ongoing SEOfrom $990 a month
- not included: Changes outside a milestone and one-off jobs$90 an hour
Questions
How long does a company website take?
About six weeks from start to launch if the texts and photos are ready. Review and design take the first two weeks, build and content the next three, testing and the move to your domain the last one. The date of every milestone is in the contract.
Can we change texts, prices and products ourselves?
Yes, and it is in the price. The editing panel is set up for your case, not handed over as it comes: sections are named in your words, and fields that break the layout are locked. By launch your staff member gets training and a recording of the session.
We already have a site. Will we have to throw it away?
Not necessarily. If the engine is alive and the code is readable, it is cheaper to rebuild the templates and keep the content: texts, products and page addresses move over together with their search positions. Which route pays better is clear after a review.
What happens to search positions after the move?
Page addresses stay the same, and those that change are covered by redirects. Titles, descriptions and structured data travel with the page, and the sitemap goes to the search engines on switchover day. A dip in the first weeks is possible — we watch it in the reports.
Tell us how many pages and products you need — we will email a quote and a schedule by milestone.
We have your request
We answer during the hours listed in the contacts at the foot of the page. The quote and the conversation come first — nothing is signed and nothing is charged.