What the numbers mean.
The starting price, your quote and the costs around a website are different things. Here is each one, in plain words.
- Starting price
- The lowest fee for that kind of project, for the smallest scope described. It isn't a fixed package or an offer.
- Your quote
- A written document listing the pages, features, revision rounds and estimated timeline we agree. It is the price you actually pay, confirmed before any work or payment.
- Optional services
- Things like copywriting, photography, extra pages, integrations or maintenance. They're quoted separately, only if you want them.
- Third-party costs
- Domain, hosting, paid subscriptions, paid API usage and stock assets. You pay these directly, in your own name, so you keep control of them. We'll tell you what to expect before you commit.
- Content
- Text, photos and product data come from you unless the quote says otherwise. Writing or producing them is a separate service.
- A page
- One distinct page design, such as Home, About or Services. Repeated pages built from the same template, like individual product pages, are counted by template rather than one by one.
- A revision round
- One consolidated set of feedback, gathered from everyone on your side, which we then apply. Not unlimited changes, and not new features.
- Maintenance
- Optional, after handover. If you want it, we agree what it covers and what it costs in writing first.