What Does a Small Business Website Cost?
Jessica TorresAugust 12, 2026 · 4 min read
"How much is a website?" is the first question most owners ask me, and the honest answer is: it depends on what your business needs it to do. Here is how I think about it.
Start with the job the website needs to do
A simple landing page that explains one offer and gets people to call is a very different project from a multi-page site with several services, project galleries, and a blog. Price follows scope, so the clearer you are about the job, the clearer the quote.
What typical projects cost
A simple landing page starts at $750. A typical 5-page website starts at $2,500. Customization options and add-ons, such as custom web development, are available for additional fees.
What is usually included
Custom design, a mobile-first layout, help with the copy, forms that capture inquiries, and hosting set up so the site stays fast and secure. I only take a couple of projects a month, so you work directly with me from start to finish.
Where the value really is
A cheap website that never brings in a customer is the most expensive kind. A site that looks credible, loads quickly, and lets someone request a quote at 11pm earns its cost back. See how it worked for Marble & Tile Experts.
How to get an accurate quote
Tell me about your business, your goals, which pages you need, and any special features. I will send a clear quote before we start, with no surprises.
Start small if you need to. A simple landing page from $750 can be the right first step, and it can grow with your business.
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