How much does it cost to create a website?
The cost of creating a website depends on project scale and functionality.
Simple business card-style sites may cost $500–$1,200, company websites with extended modules $1,200–$5,000, and more advanced portals or online stores can reach $12,000 and above.
Costs also include graphic design, implementation, SEO optimization, and possible integrations with other systems.
Well-designed and optimized websites pay off through better search engine visibility, increased user engagement, and higher conversion rates.
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Websites are built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, front-end frameworks, and CMS platforms like WordPress.
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The timeline depends on website complexity – 1–2 weeks for simple sites and several months for advanced projects.
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Yes, professional websites are designed and optimized for SEO to improve search engine visibility.
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Yes, modern websites are responsive, meaning they display correctly on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
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Hidden costs can include additional integrations, requirement changes, system maintenance, technical support, or software licenses. It’s important to discuss all details during the pricing stage.
