Website Pricing
Clear website pricing before you start designing.
A website can be simple, complex, or somewhere in between. The price depends on what the website needs to do: explain your business, capture enquiries, take bookings, sell products, or support a more specific customer journey.
What changes the price of a website?
Most website pricing comes down to scope. A simple service website needs a different build process from a website with booking flows, quote forms, product catalogues, member areas, or integrations.
Number of pages
Core pages, supporting pages, and any landing pages each add scope to the build.
Type of functionality
Static information sites cost less than sites with booking, payments, or member areas.
Booking and enquiry flows
Multi-step forms, quote builders, and appointment journeys take more design and engineering.
Content and copy
Bringing your own copy and images keeps cost down. Writing from scratch adds time.
Integrations
Connecting CRM, payments, calendars, or other systems adds technical work.
Ongoing support
How the site is hosted, maintained, monitored, and updated after launch.
Build Routes
Three core website routes.
Most projects fit one of these three. The preview tool helps narrow it down, and the final scope is confirmed in a planning review before anything is built.
Website Starter
A professional website with the core pages and enquiry path in place.
From £1,500
Managed from £49/month
Best for
Local service businesses, consultants, clinics, salons, trades, photographers, studios, and small businesses that need a credible website with a clear next step.
Typical scope
- 4–6 core pages
- Mobile-first responsive design
- Homepage, services, about, contact, and supporting pages
- Enquiry or contact form
- Basic technical SEO setup
- Analytics setup
What affects this price?
Usually stays close to this range when
- •The page structure is simple
- •The business already has usable copy and images
- •The main goal is enquiry, booking, or contact
- •No complex integrations are needed
May increase when
- •Copywriting is required
- •More pages are needed
- •Booking, payment, or quote logic becomes more detailed
- •Custom sections or content migration are needed
Website Plus
A more capable website with richer functionality and clearer user journeys.
From £3,000
Managed from £99/month
Best for
Businesses with multiple services, packages, audiences, booking types, galleries, quote flows, or decision journeys.
Typical scope
- 6–10 core pages or equivalent sections
- More detailed service or package structure
- Multi-step enquiry or quote form
- Booking or appointment integration
- Gallery, portfolio, product, or resource filtering
- Editable content areas where appropriate
What affects this price?
Usually stays close to this range when
- •The site needs richer user journeys
- •Users need to compare services, packages, or options
- •The site needs booking, filtering, quote forms, or editable sections
- •The website needs to reduce manual admin before someone enquires
May increase when
- •There are many service or product categories
- •Third-party systems need integrating
- •Custom calculators or interactive tools are needed
- •Content and copy need to be created from scratch
Bespoke Website System
A custom website, platform, portal, or advanced digital system.
Scoped after review
Ongoing support tailored to the build
Best for
E-commerce brands, membership platforms, course providers, multi-location businesses, directories, portals, dashboards, AI tools, and businesses with specific operational requirements.
Typical scope
- Custom page and feature architecture
- E-commerce or product workflows
- Membership or account areas
- Admin portals
- Course or resource hubs
- Directories or multi-location structures
What affects this price?
Scoped after review because
- •Custom functionality changes the build process
- •Integrations need technical review
- •User accounts, dashboards, portals, or e-commerce need proper planning
- •Operational workflows need to be mapped before quoting
What happens after launch?
Websites need ownership after launch. Forms need testing, pages need updating, analytics need checking, and technical issues need someone responsible for fixing them.
Technically, some websites can be deployed with very low hosting costs. The ongoing cost is usually not the page sitting online — it is maintenance, forms, updates, monitoring, support, and making sure the site keeps working as the business changes.
Managed by Social Spark
We stay responsible for the technical side after launch so you don't have to.
- Hosting and deployment management
- Uptime and basic checks
- Form testing
- Minor content updates allowance
- Basic support
- Analytics and reporting snapshot
- Technical maintenance
Self-managed handover
You take responsibility for the site after launch. Useful when you have technical support already in place.
- One-time handover
- Client takes responsibility for updates, maintenance, and future technical changes
- Optional ad hoc support
- No included lead handling, CRM, or ongoing support
Optional · Powered by ViralDesk
Add lead handling and follow-up
ViralDesk is useful when your website needs to do more than collect a form submission. It can help organise enquiries, trigger follow-ups, manage bookings, and keep warm leads from being forgotten. It is optional — not bundled into every website.
Website Care
From £49/month
For maintenance, monitoring, small updates, and form checks.
Website Care + Lead Handling
From £149/month
For businesses that want enquiries captured, organised, and followed up through ViralDesk.
Full ViralDesk Growth System
Scoped separately
For businesses that need CRM pipelines, automations, AI agent, SMS/email follow-up, sales processes, and reporting.
Not sure which route fits yet?
Start with a free website preview. You'll answer a few questions about your business, choose a visual direction, and generate mockups before deciding which build route makes sense.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, where the build is simple enough and you are happy to self-manage it after launch. Most businesses prefer managed support because it gives someone clear responsibility for updates, forms, monitoring, and small changes.
Start with the preview. Decide with more clarity.
Answer a few questions, generate mockups, and choose the route that fits — without committing to anything.
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