← Blog · 2026-11-05
How much does a small business website cost?
There is no single price for a small business website. The cost depends on how many pages you need, what the site has to do and who builds it. Here is how to think about it before you ask for quotes.
What sets the price
- Scope: a one-page landing site is much less work than a five-page site with services, examples and a contact flow.
- Features: an enquiry form is simple. Booking, online payments, a signed-in client area and integrations add real work.
- Content: if you bring the text and images, the project is faster. If they have to be written or sourced, it takes longer.
- Languages: every extra language multiplies the pages that must be written and checked.
Our base ranges
At G-lab our starting ranges are: landing page $250–400, business website of up to five pages $300–500, and a client portal $600–950. These are base ranges, not a final quote. We confirm the scope and a fixed quote with you before work starts. Domain and hosting are paid separately.
What to ask any builder
- Is the quote fixed, and what exactly does it include?
- Who owns the code and the domain when the project ends?
- What does it cost to change text or add a page later?
- Will the site have its own page and title for each service, so search engines can understand it?
Next step
If you want a quote for your own project, describe the business and the result you need on our websites page and we will reply with scope and a fixed price.