Pricing Guide
Website pricing feels evasive because most of it is. Here's the honest version: what drives the number up or down, where the traps are, and how to know a quote is fair.
What Moves the Number
Two 'five-page websites' can differ in price by thousands. The difference is always in these four things.
Size and Scope
A three-page site and a ten-page site are different projects. Pages, sections, and features like galleries or booking forms are the biggest lever on price.
Who Writes the Words
Bringing finished text costs less than 'we'll figure out the copy together.' Both are fine — but copywriting is real work and honest quotes price it.
Custom vs. Template
Template sites are cheaper up front and cost you in speed, sameness, and platform fees forever. Hand-coded costs more once and less every month after.
What Happens After Launch
Hosting, domain, and updates are the price nobody quotes. A cheap build with expensive monthly add-ons often loses to the honest number.
We don't bill hourly, because hourly billing punishes you for our learning curve and turns every revision into a meter running. Instead: you describe the project, we quote one number, and that number is the price.
Better yet, you see before you spend — we build a free mockup of your site first, so you're never paying for a promise.
West Jordan, Utah
We're a West Jordan, Utah studio quoting projects for businesses everywhere. Tell us what you need — pages, features, whether you have copy — and you'll have a flat, plain-English quote, usually within one business day.
It starts with a free mockup: tell us about your business, and within days you'll have a real, working draft of your site on a live link. If you like it, we finish the build for one flat quote. If not, you owe nothing.
Get My Free MockupCommon Questions
Because a one-size price is dishonest in both directions — it overcharges simple projects and lowballs complex ones, then makes up the difference in add-ons. A flat quote scoped to your actual project is fairer, and it's the whole price.
Sometimes, honestly, yes — if you need a placeholder and have more time than money. But if the website is supposed to bring in business, the template's slowness, sameness, and monthly fees usually cost more than they saved.
Yes. We build a real, working draft of your site and put it on a live link before you've paid anything. If you want the full site, we quote it flat. If not, we part ways — no invoice, no follow-up campaign.