The age-old question!  The truth—and we know it will cause some consternation—is that: “It depends”!  No surprise there.  However, the “tl;dr” answer is $100 – $10,000+. Let’s break down that large range.

Our lowest price offering is for ad-hoc edits.  These small revisions are when businesses or individuals come to us with an already existing website—it may or may not have been built by us—and just want to clean it up.  This type of work ranges from $100 – $500.  We colloquially call this our “don’t burn down the house” offering.

The second category is full website builds, and we’re currently offering these for $500/page, with a $5K minimum.  However, it’s important to note that websites with a large amount of customization may warrant higher prices.  It depends on the situation, but we promise that we’ll let you know what the price is before we begin any work.

The last category is our white-labeling arrangements.  These deals involve us partnering with a larger, more established marketing agency that has a steady clientele and wants web design help without having to pay for a full-time hire. We similarly would like at least $5,000 or 33% of the total cost of the project—whichever is higher.  This contract is quite generous for the client, as a $30,000 project can be done by us for only $10,000.  Indeed, in such a scenario, the client will pocket most of the money—namely, $20,000.