It's not about the cost, it's about how much it will cost you not to.

The very first question most potential clients ask is of course, how much will a website cost? And it's a very good question. It always best to find out if the project at hand is realistically within your budget, before you get into the finer details.

The problem is, asking a web professional how much a website costs is akin to asking a builder how much a house will cost. First I need to know what you want. How big will the project be? How much time do I have? Do you need a Content Management System?

Some of my colleagues think I'm wrong to advertise my pricing structure on my website. They think it's best to make contact, and then justify their costing. Two things, first, my work speaks for itself, If you want to do it right, you will pay for it. Second, my prices are up to 65% less than the average office based design studio. On that note, here's my pricing structure.

My Method

To be as transparent as possible, I charge a fixed hourly rate for all of my work, irrelevant of what work it is, be it Content Management implementation, PHP coding or Search Engine Optimization. I recently changed my price structure to remove the urgency pricing structure. All contracts are now completed on a first-come first-served basis at a flat fee of £49 per hour inclusive of VAT.

What next?

It doesn't matter what stage you are at with your project, contact me and let's see what I can do for you.