Pricing & FAQ

The first step in determining pricing is understanding the scope of the project. This includes the number of pages, features, and functionalities required for the website. A larger scope typically involves more time and resources, thus impacting the overall cost.

We assess the level of customisation needed for the website. Custom designs and features require more time and expertise compared to using pre-made templates or themes. The more unique and tailored the design, the higher the cost.

Complexity refers to the technical intricacies involved in the project. This could include integrations with third-party systems, e-commerce functionalities, content management systems (CMS), etc. More complex projects require additional development time and expertise, impacting the pricing.

If content creation or migration from an existing website is required, it adds to the overall cost. This involves tasks such as writing copy, sourcing images, and formatting content for the web.

Ensuring the website is optimised for various devices and screen sizes is crucial. Responsive design requires additional effort to ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience across desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.

The timeline for completing the project also influences pricing. Rush projects or tight deadlines may require additional resources to meet the client’s expectations, which can affect the overall cost.

We consider 3 revisions and client feedback rounds included in the package. Additional revisions beyond the agreed-upon limit may incur extra charges.

After the website is launched, ongoing maintenance and support may be required. This could include software updates, security monitoring, and technical assistance. We offer maintenance plans tailored to the client’s needs.

Pricing is also influenced by market rates and the expertise of our team. We strive to offer competitive pricing while ensuring the quality and value of our services.