These figures help position a creation, redesign or visibility project. The final price reflects the work that is genuinely useful rather than a confusing accumulation of technical options.
The displayed amounts are rounded starting prices in US dollars, converted from the euro fee schedule for guidance. They are not a quotation or a binding offer. Each written proposal defines the billing currency, scope, deliverables, schedule, responsibilities, third-party costs and payment terms.
A redesign can require as much work as a new website. The existing site is therefore reviewed before the budget is confirmed.
$3,300
To present an activity clearly and make initial enquiries easier.
$5,600
To explain several services, build trust and generate qualified enquiries.
$8,500
To build a more complete website and a lasting visibility foundation.
Catalogue, payments, user accounts, data imports, multiple languages or business-tool integrations are assessed before pricing.
A self-contained first step to understand a website, prioritise problems and decide with a realistic budget.
The exact level depends on the project, but these elements form part of the foundation whenever technically relevant.
Responsive layouts, keyboard navigation and accessibility practices appropriate to the scope.
Reasonable technical configuration, HTTPS encryption and protection proportionate to the website.
Properly sized images, controlled code and loading checks on important pages.
Metadata, indexing, internal links, structured data and content understandable by search engines.
For a focused change, correction or technical assistance, the required time is estimated before work begins according to the website and the request.
The points opposite prevent vague promises and unexpected costs. They do not replace the specific terms of the signed quote.
Page count is a guide, not an industrial unit. Template complexity, content, languages, features and existing-site recovery can change the price.
Domain names, hosting, licences, fonts, stock imagery, translation, advertising and third-party services are excluded unless expressly stated in the quote.
SEO and GEO services are provided on a best-efforts basis. No ranking, audience, enquiry, citation or inclusion in an AI assistant answer can be guaranteed.
The client validates published information and guarantees rights to supplied material. Integrating legal pages does not constitute legal advice.
A starting price is a useful budget marker for a defined scope, but it cannot represent every website with the same apparent page count. Existing assets, content quality, page templates, migration work, languages, integrations, approval routes and timing can change the effort substantially. Before issuing a quote, the project is translated into deliverables, responsibilities, third-party costs and exclusions. The displayed amount is therefore the entry point for a family of projects, not an automatic promise for every request with the same label. A written proposal confirms the applicable currency, price, schedule and process for additional work. When the available budget is lower than the full ambition, the project may sometimes be phased around essential pages and journeys, provided that security, contact, legal information and overall coherence are not compromised.
Domain registration, hosting, licences and third-party subscriptions are not included by default unless the proposal states otherwise. They are ongoing external costs whose level depends on traffic, storage, backups, email, support and the services connected to the website. Separating them from production fees allows the client to understand the annual operating cost. Essential accounts should normally be registered in the client’s name or remain under its control, with secure access and clear renewal arrangements. The project may include selection, setup or migration assistance without hiding the provider’s own invoice. Existing websites also require checks on ownership, renewal dates, backups and exit conditions. The chosen service should be proportionate: the cheapest option may lack support or recovery features, while an oversized plan adds cost without useful value.
Yes. A self-contained first stage can reduce uncertainty when the current website is poorly documented or the overall request is still broad. It may take the form of a diagnostic, priority-page redesign, content architecture, prototype or correction of a blocking issue. The stage should produce a useful deliverable even if the complete project does not begin immediately, such as findings, priorities, copy, structure or a costed plan. When explicitly stated in the proposal, the diagnostic fee may be credited against an implementation project worth more than $4,500; this is not automatic outside those written conditions. Phasing should not separate elements that need to work together. Launching without a reliable contact route, postponing a security requirement or changing URLs without redirects would create avoidable risk.
No. The work can improve technical quality, content clarity, page structure, crawlability and the consistency of information, but no provider controls search rankings, indexing, traffic, competitors or answers generated by an AI assistant. Guaranteed positions, enquiries or citations would therefore be misleading. The service focuses on verifiable actions such as fixing blocking issues, strengthening priority pages, developing useful answers, improving internal links and applying structured data that matches visible content. Progress is observed through relevant queries, useful visits, calls, forms and enquiry quality over a sufficient period. For AI systems, the goal is to make facts more coherent, attributable and easier to interpret, without promising that a third-party service will select or quote them.
The project may include the layout and technical integration of legal notices, privacy information, cookie information or terms supplied and approved by the client. This is not legal advice. Applicable wording depends on the publisher, activity, personal data, providers, tracking, payments, audiences and sector-specific obligations. The client remains responsible for factual accuracy and should obtain qualified legal review when necessary. The web project can identify the required locations, document relevant technical services and integrate approved text so that it remains accessible in the appropriate journeys. The proposal distinguishes technical integration, assistance with gathering operational facts and legal drafting by a competent professional. This prevents a generic template from being presented as validated advice for a situation it may not cover.
A first conversation can establish whether a package fits, whether the project should be phased or whether a lighter intervention is enough.
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