Simple business website
A focused small-business site with a handful of pages, responsive design and enquiry forms typically sits at the lower end of professional agency pricing.
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COST
How much does a business website cost in the UK?
THE SHORT ANSWER
Website cost is mostly a scope question disguised as a price question.
A practical guide to what businesses are paying for websites, what changes the price and when a cheaper build becomes expensive later.
A five-page brochure site, a conversion-focused company website and a custom platform can all be called “a website”, but they are fundamentally different pieces of work. The useful way to compare quotes is to look at strategy, content, design originality, development, CMS, integrations, migration and what happens after launch.
WHAT MATTERS
Four things worth understanding.
Growth website
More services, case studies, custom interactions, content planning and search architecture increase both design and development time.
Complex / custom build
Portals, advanced integrations, accounts, automation and bespoke application logic move the project beyond standard website pricing.
Ongoing costs
Hosting, domains, licences, support, SEO and paid marketing should be separated from the one-off build so the commercial model is clear.
FAQ
Useful answers before the next step.
What does Kingdom of Web charge for a website?
Our current website engagements start from £1,200, with larger growth and authority builds scoped around content, page architecture, functionality and creative requirements.
Why are some websites £500 and others £10,000+?
The difference is usually the amount of strategy, original design, content, development, integrations, migration and testing involved rather than the number of visible pages alone.
Should hosting be included in the build price?
It can be, but the quote should make clear which costs are one-off and which continue after launch.
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