What should your website cost?

How much will your website cost? Build your estimate

Pick a site type, set your page count, and check the features you want. The estimate updates instantly and shows the math line by line. Nothing is submitted anywhere; it all runs on this page.

What does each type of website cost?

These are the exact prices the calculator uses. A fixed price means the number is the number. A "from" price means the final quote depends on the scope we agree on before any work starts, and it never changes after that.

All care plans cancel anytime. What each monthly dollar actually buys is broken down in the website monthly cost guide.

What drives the price of a website up or down?

Three levers move the number, and they are the same three inputs in the calculator:

• Site type sets the floor. A one-page site is $599 because its scope is predictable enough to price flat. Multi-page sites, stores, and web apps start higher because there is genuinely more to design, write, and build.
• Pages scale nearly linearly. Beyond what your build includes (1 page on Basic, 5 on Professional), each extra page is $150, plus $90 if we also write the copy. Ten thin pages usually convert worse than five strong ones, so more is not automatically better.
• Features are priced individually. Store setup ($800), SEO ($400), animation ($400), branding ($350), blog and booking ($300 each) are only added when your business will actually use them. That is why the calculator itemizes every line instead of hiding it in a bundle.

For a deeper walkthrough of the build-price landscape beyond one studio's rates, see the full website cost guide, and if you are pricing a store specifically, the e-commerce cost guide.

Why does the calculator show a range instead of one number?

Because pretending precision you do not have is how website pricing gets a bad name. The low end of your range is the published floor for your selections. For "from"-priced tiers (multi-page, store, web app) the high end adds about 25 percent of headroom, which is a realistic ceiling for scope discovered during planning: an extra integration, a more complex product catalog, content that needs restructuring. The $599 single-page build is genuinely fixed, so if that is your pick with no from-priced extras, the low and high are the same number. Either way, the final quote is agreed before work starts and does not move afterward.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a small business website cost in 2026?

At FineWright a professional small business website costs $599 for a single-page site (a fixed price that includes 2 rounds of edits), from $1,499 for a multi-page site (includes 4 rounds of edits), from $2,999 for an online store, and from $4,500 for a web app or dashboard. Add-ons like extra pages, copywriting, and SEO are priced separately, so the total depends on what you actually need.

How much does each extra page add to a website's cost?

Extra pages cost $150 per page beyond what your build includes. A single-page build includes 1 page and a multi-page build includes 5 pages. If you also want the copy professionally written, copywriting is $90 per page. For online stores and web apps, page count is part of the quoted scope rather than a per-page charge.

Which website features change the price the most?

The biggest one-time add-ons are online store setup at $800, an advanced SEO package at $400, a custom animation suite at $400, a logo and brand kit at $350, and a blog or booking system at $300 each. None of these are required to launch; they are priced individually so you only pay for what your business will actually use.

Do I have to pay monthly for my website?

No. The build price is one-time and the site is yours. Optional care plans cover hosting, backups, security, and monthly edits: Tend at $49 per month, Cultivate at $149 per month, and Flourish at $299 per month, all cancel anytime. Without a care plan you only pay for your own domain and hosting, which can be under $10 per month for a hand-coded site.

Why do some website prices say from instead of a fixed number?

A single-page site is a fixed $599 because its scope is predictable. Multi-page sites, online stores, and web apps vary with the scope discovered during planning, so they are priced from a floor: from $1,499, from $2,999, and from $4,500 respectively. This calculator shows those tiers as a range with about 25 percent headroom so you see an honest low and high, not a teaser number.

Keep reading: how much a website costs to build and what a website costs per month to maintain.