Pricing
Clear starting prices for one-page websites, 3-to-10 page business sites, and simple WordPress builds. Each quote shows the pages, agreed items, and launch work before work begins.
Straightforward packages
The price is confirmed before work begins.
A focused way to establish a professional online presence for one clear offer, local service area, trust details, and a direct contact path.
A 3-to-10 page website for a growing local business with multiple services that need room for strong explanations, local relevance, and quote-ready pages.
A professional multi-page WordPress site with safe access to edit a few approved parts of the site, clean service pages, and a clear plan for future website help.
Website cost comparison
These starting points help you decide what level of website makes sense before requesting a quote.
| Package | What the quote shows | Search setup | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Focused one-page site | One focused business page for a clear offer | Clear service setup, service-area context, and a quote request | $1,200 |
| Small business site | 3-to-10 pages for services, trust, pricing context, and contact | Dedicated service pages, clear navigation, and local connection | $3,000-$5,000+ |
| Simple WordPress | Multi-page WordPress site with optional website management | Search setup and editing access | $3,500+ |
Clear pricing
You see the pages, agreed items, timeline, and price before work begins.
If you later want more pages or extra features, you can approve the additional cost before anything changes.
What affects cost
Accurate service information, logos, photographs, reviews, and company details help a project move efficiently. Extra research, interviews, or special industry writing may cost more.
More unique pages require more planning, writing, review, and testing. Appointment systems, memberships, multilingual content, and custom features can be quoted separately.
A simpler website is usually leaner when the business does not need to edit pages often. WordPress costs more to set up and maintain because it gives the owner a simpler way to request or make simple page updates.
More useful detail
Pricing content should help serious buyers self-select without making every project sound unlimited. Clear starting points reduce wasted conversations and help the right small business know what kind of budget fits the work.
For a small business, every section should help the visitor understand the service faster. That means the headline, page order, FAQ, service wording, local signals, and contact path all work together instead of acting like separate pieces.
The page should also answer the quiet questions a serious buyer may not say out loud: Is this person organized? Does this service fit my size of business? Will the project stay clear? Can I understand the next step without learning website jargon?
The goal is not to sound bigger than the business. The goal is to look prepared, clear, and worth contacting.
Common questions
Direct answers about budget, WordPress cost, page count, and what changes the price.
A focused one-page site still needs planning, writing, design, mobile setup, SEO basics, launch work, and review. The goal is to show the likely starting point before the project begins. That keeps the scope, budget, and next step clear for both sides.
More pages, special features, extra writing, WordPress setup, unusual integrations, or major changes after approval can increase the price. The goal is to show the likely starting point before the project begins. That keeps the scope, budget, and next step clear for both sides.
A focused website can launch first. New pages can be quoted later when a service, location, or SEO goal gives the business a clear reason to add them. The goal is to show the likely starting point before the project begins.
The quote explains the page count, agreed work, likely timeline, and price before work begins. The goal is to show the likely starting point before the project begins. That keeps the scope, budget, and next step clear for both sides.
The one-page website. It can present the core offer, trust details, service area, and contact option in one place. The goal is to show the likely starting point before the project begins.
When customers search for distinct services or need helpful detail before contacting the business. Separate pages also give important services enough room to be explained naturally. The goal is to show the likely starting point before the project begins.
WordPress is useful when the business owner needs to edit or publish content often. A simpler website often works better when changes are occasional. The goal is to show the likely starting point before the project begins.
Get a clear quote
Kodiak Graphics can recommend a focused website size and confirm the price before work begins.