Ask five studios what a small website costs and you will get five numbers and no explanation. The number matters less than what sits behind it, so here is ours, in the open.
What fits
- Up to five pages, designed rather than dropped into a template
- A chatbot trained on your FAQs, answering visitors from day one
- A contact form that reaches your inbox reliably
- SEO basics, analytics, and a real deployment pipeline
- Two rounds of revisions and a month of maintenance
What does not
Accounts, dashboards, payments and anything storing user data belong in a larger build — not because they are hard to start, but because they are expensive to maintain badly. A login built in a rush becomes someone's security incident.
The cheapest mistake is scoping too much. The most expensive is building the wrong half of it first.
Sequence, do not shrink
The better move on a small budget is not to squeeze everything in thinner. It is to ship the part that earns money or proves demand, then fund the next stage from what you learn.
That is also why our quotes are negotiable. Tell us the number you have and we will tell you honestly what fits inside it — including when the answer is that you should wait.
