People often beat around the bush when it comes to website prices. "It depends on the project." "Ask for a quote." I understand why, but as a business owner it always annoyed me. I wanted to know what something cost before I spent an hour in a meeting.
That's why I'll be upfront.
Simple website costs €590 + VAT with me. Maintenance is €150 + VAT per year, and hosting is €240 + VAT per year.
What do you get for €590?
- A clear WordPress website that works on phones too.
- GDPR sorted, meaning the site meets data protection requirements.
- SEO basics: headings, descriptions and structure set up so Google understands what your site is about.
What don't you get?
- An online shop.
- Dozens of subpages.
- Photography.
- Ad campaigns or social media posts.
Why this price?
Because most small businesses don't need more than that. They need a site where customers can find four things: what you do, where you do it, what it costs and how to get in touch. I work efficiently, and I use AI to help me too. That's reflected in the price.
Do you need maintenance?
Yes. WordPress, the theme, PHP and plugins are updated all the time. A site that isn't kept up to date is a security risk, and over time something will stop working. Maintenance includes updates and small changes, like changing your opening hours or a price.
What about hosting?
A website needs somewhere to live. Hosting is that place.
How much does it all cost in total?
The first year is €980 + VAT (590 + 150 + 240). After that, it’s €390 + VAT per year.
That's less than many people pay for a single ad campaign. And your website is still there long after the campaign has ended.
If you're not sure whether you need a website, book a ride. We can talk on the way.