Pricing
Delivery approach, features, and scope affect the final cost. The ranges below support early decisions; exact pricing is set after requirements and delivery scope are clear.
Select a category to compare WordPress and custom ranges side by side. Published ranges are for early estimation; final pricing depends on scope, features, existing data quality, and delivery needs.
Indicative project range · USD · international market
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A multi-page site for company story, services, team, and contact.
A fit when a mature CMS and existing components can deliver the project efficiently.
$900–$2,500
Example inclusions for this category
A fit for custom workflows, complex logic, specialized integrations, or more flexibility for future change.
$2,500–$6,000
Example inclusions for this category
Published ranges are indicative and non-binding — not a guaranteed quote. Final pricing depends on project scope, features, existing data quality, and delivery needs.
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Neither approach is universally better. The right choice depends on feature fit, flexibility, initial cost, maintenance, and technical constraints.
Delivery approach guide · WordPress website design · Custom development
Subject to the agreed proposal — not automatic for every project.
A technology stack alone does not determine cost.
The proposal should state which items are included, optional, or billed by third parties.
Work does not start before scope and commercial terms are agreed.
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Clarify scope and priorities
Receive an estimate and proposal
Approve scope and timeline
Develop, test, and hand over
Short answers to help you decide before starting a conversation.
Scope differs. Page count, design complexity, custom features, and integrations all change the cost.
Neither is automatically better. WordPress often fits standard sites faster and at lower cost. Custom development fits when business logic or architecture needs more control.
No. These are indicative ranges. A final proposal comes after scope, design, and delivery requirements are clear.
Usually not unless the proposal says so. Domain, hosting, commercial licenses, and third-party fees are often separate.
Payments, inventory, shipping, discounts, multi-currency needs, and reporting can move the quote.
The lower range is for a limited MVP. Seller roles, settlement, commissions, and complex operations usually need a separate discovery phase.
Usually not unless the contract includes it. Ongoing support and new features after handover are estimated separately.
Yes. Many projects start with a releasable first version, then add features in later phases.
Goal, project type, must-have features, reference sites, content readiness, approximate timeline, and budget constraints.
Published ranges support early comparison. Use the online estimator for a personalized range, or submit a project inquiry for a formal proposal.
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