How much will your website cost?

What a website costs in the UK in 2026

Most UK small businesses end up with one of three options. You can build it yourself on a website builder for a monthly fee and your own time. You can pay a freelancer or a small studio like us a one-off fee, usually from a few hundred pounds for a simple site to a couple of thousand for one with booking or a shop. Or you can use a larger agency, which costs more because you pay for account managers, meetings and bigger teams.

The calculator shows our own prices, so you know exactly where you stand. Here is what moves the price up or down.

What changes the price

• The number of pages. Each service, treatment or product range usually needs its own page so Google can rank it.
• Booking and payments. These take the most testing, because they have to work every time on every phone.
• Who writes the words. Good words sell. If you write them, the price stays down. If we write them, we interview you first so they sound like you.
• Custom design. A template we adapt to your brand is quicker and cheaper. A design from scratch suits brands that need to stand out.

The costs people forget

Your domain name, usually under £20 a year. Business email, if you want it on your own domain. Hosting, backups and updates, which is what our £39 a month covers. And your time: plan a couple of hours to send us your details, photos and feedback.

What you should not pay for: a website you don't own, a contract that locks you in for years, or a "free" site that only works while you pay for something else.

Our prices at a glance