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CLEAR SCOPE · PRACTICAL WEBSITE PLANNING

How much does a small-business website cost?

A useful price needs a defined scope. Compare build work, recurring fees and ownership responsibilities before choosing a website provider.

$49.99 one-time for one simple one-page website. Domain registration, hosting, business email, ongoing maintenance, advanced custom forms, booking systems, ecommerce and custom integrations are separate and are not included in the $49.99 build price. Larger projects are quoted separately; no guaranteed launch date or ranking.

Clearscope and exclusions
Mobilecustomer-first structure
Ownedaccounts and handover

WHAT IS INCLUDED

A useful customer path—not just a prettier page.

$49.99 one-time for one simple one-page website

One page using your approved text and images, a business or organization introduction, concise service or mission sections, a mobile-friendly layout, one primary contact link and a basic inquiry-submission form. Form fields, request destination and handling responsibilities are agreed before launch. Final content and delivery timing are agreed before payment. Domain registration, hosting, business email, ongoing maintenance, advanced custom forms, booking systems, ecommerce and custom integrations are separate and are not included in the $49.99 build price.

Pages and content

List required pages and who supplies approved copy, photographs and reviews. Writing and content migration can be separate workstreams.

Customer actions

A contact link differs from a form, booking integration or store. Specify validation, spam protection, delivery and follow-up responsibilities.

Recurring costs

Ask about domain renewal, hosting, email, paid plugins, booking, payment processing and support. Identify each provider and renewal policy.

Migration and handover

Protect useful URLs, domain ownership and business email. Agree redirects, backups, access and the process if you change providers.

Compare the same brief

Example planning brief, not a priced offer: one service, one main action, approved content, mobile layout and a checked inquiry route. A second language or store changes scope.

THE PROCESS

Small steps with visible review points.

  1. 01

    Define the goal

    Choose the primary audience and action, available content and budget constraint.

  2. 02

    Agree the scope

    Confirm pages, responsibilities, review rounds, fees and a feasible timeline before payment.

  3. 03

    Preview before launch

    Check the agreed pages and customer actions, then approve publication and handover separately.

PROOF, NOT PROMISES

Know what is an example and what is delivered work.

We do not claim client results, church portfolios, testimonials or rankings we cannot substantiate. Planning outlines are illustrative, not completed client projects.

$49.99 one-time for one simple one-page website. Larger sites and custom work require a separate quote. The written scope confirms content responsibilities, exclusions and timing before payment.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

Know the limits before work starts.

Can you build a website for under $500?

Yes: our simple one-page website build is $49.99 one-time, using approved supplied content, one main contact link and a basic inquiry-submission form. Domain, hosting, email, ongoing maintenance and custom features are separate. A larger custom website needs a separate quote.

What increases website cost?

More pages, original writing, custom integrations, ecommerce, migration and complex approvals add work. Compare deliverables and exclusions rather than headline prices alone.

Is DIY a reasonable option?

It can be for simple needs when someone has time to create and maintain it. Include platform fees, domain, email and your time in the comparison.

RELATED SERVICES

Continue with the page that matches the problem.

START WITH ONE DECISION

What should a customer be able to do next?

Share the business, service area and outcome you want. We’ll recommend the smallest useful scope and explain what would remain outside it.

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