Pricing guide
How much does a website cost in Cardiff?
Between £500 and £10,000 for a local business, and the gap is mostly about who writes the words and takes the pictures. Here is how to read a quote.
What people in South Wales are quoted
The ranges.
Template build
A theme with your logo dropped in. Stock photos, copy you write yourself. Fine for a brochure, weak for enquiries.
Custom small business site
Designed for you, written for you, your own photos. Five to ten pages. This is where most local businesses should be.
Full build with content
Filming and photography included, SEO pages for each service and town, CRM and booking wired in.
Agency with a team
Account managers, discovery workshops, longer timelines. Rarely needed under £1m turnover.
What moves the price.
- Who writes the copy. Writing is half the job and most quotes leave it to you
- Real photos and video versus stock
- Number of pages, especially service and town pages for Google
- Booking, forms and CRM integration
- Ongoing hosting and maintenance, which some quotes hide
What you should get for it.
- Loads in under two seconds on a phone
- Your own photos and footage
- A page for each service you want to rank for
- Forms and booking that land in a CRM, not an inbox
- Full ownership of the files and the domain
Questions
People also ask.
Why are some websites so cheap?
Templates and stock photos. The site exists but it does not sell. You end up paying again in a year.
Do I need a new website or a landing page?
If you are running ads, start with a landing page. A full site is for Google and for the people checking you out before they call.
How long does it take?
A landing page in days. A full site in three to six weeks, most of which is waiting for photos and sign off.
Send me the quotes you have had and I will tell you which one is fair.
YanTell me what you need.
Twenty minutes. Bring the quotes you have had and I will tell you which ones are fair.