Web design pricing

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Planning prices, clearly scoped

The prices below match the amounts in Build Your Site. Use them to plan your website; we’ll confirm scope and price together before work begins. This is a planning estimate, not a quote, offer, or agreement. Final price changes only when scope changes. An unresolved amount is shown as pending review, never silently treated as free.

• Build Your Site: configure pages and see a planning estimate

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One foundation for the project

Website Foundation includes shared project setup, the design system, navigation, responsive and accessibility framework, deployment setup, and one Standard homepage. Additional Standard pages are priced separately. The homepage is not charged again as an additional Standard page.

The foundation is not an all-features bundle. Forms, booking, content editing, a gallery, or integrations remain separate scope items. Read each item before comparing two totals.

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Classify pages by the work they require

A Standard page uses the site's design system for ordinary marketing or content. An Advanced page adds custom presentation or interaction beyond that system. A project can contain both. The Advanced amount remains unresolved and must be reviewed.

If the homepage is Advanced, the baseline homepage remains in the foundation while the added presentation is reviewed. Authentication, dashboards, customer data, and custom application logic are custom scope; they are not covered by an Advanced page label.

• Explore Standard and Advanced pages

04

Support by request and third-party expenses

Website updates and support are available by request with no monthly support subscription. Small updates start at $50. We agree on scope, a one-time price, and timing before work begins. If investigation is needed before quoting a repair, diagnostic work is priced and approved separately. Ongoing checks, updates, backups, and emergency coverage are not promised between requests.

Support for custom applications, integrations, and more complex systems is quoted separately based on scope. Domain registration, hosting infrastructure, paid tools, and licenses are third-party expenses. Customers pay the provider directly where practical. Renewal terms belong to that provider, and recurring costs should remain visible separately from the project estimate.

• Read website support details

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What affects the final price?

Page count, presentation complexity, features, integrations, content preparation, and migration requirements change the work. A project with an existing-site migration needs different scoping from a new site with approved content ready to use.

Written scope establishes what is included. An added page, integration, or material change of direction can require a change order showing the cost and timeline impact before approval. Corrections bring the work into the agreed scope; they are not a new sale. The transparency record explains revisions and changes in detail.

• Plan a redesign and migration

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Compare scope as well as totals

Check whether a proposal includes the homepage, how additional pages are counted, who supplies content, what features are included, and which costs recur. Ask what access and documentation you receive at handoff.

You can use the configurator and download a planning estimate without giving Wild Logic your email. Send it only when you want to discuss the project.

• Build Your Site
• Check what you should own