Pricing guide — United Kingdom · 2026

How much does a website cost in the UK?

Straight answer, with our real prices. A professionally built UK business website costs from £99 for a beginner one-page site, £599 for a five-page launch site up to £10,999 for a fully bespoke platform, with ongoing care from £399 a month. Below is what sits behind each number.

The short answer

  • Beginner one-page website: from £99 one-time.
  • Simple five-page business site: £599 one-time.
  • Small business site with blog, CMS and stronger SEO: £1,599.
  • Ten-page site with schema markup, GEO optimisation and advanced motion: £2,599.
  • E-commerce or content-heavy platform with integrations: £5,599.
  • Fully bespoke build with admin dashboard and dedicated SEO strategy: £10,999.
  • Ongoing care, hosting and edits: £399 to £1,599 a month, depending on how much changes.
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Build costs compared

What each price actually buys

These are our published one-time build prices — the same figures you pay at checkout, not an estimate range.

TierOne-time pricePagesBest for
Beginner 1-Page£991 pageBeginner offer — a professional one-page website to get you online.
Starter£599Up to 5 pagesLaunch fast with a clean, credible presence.
Growth£1,599Up to 8 pagesMore pages, more polish, more conversions.
Professional£2,599Up to 10 pagesA polished platform built to scale.
Business£5,599Up to 15 pagesE-commerce & content engine for growing brands.
Enterprise£10,999Unlimited pagesBespoke, premium, fully custom.
Monthly costs

What a website costs to run each month

A build is one payment; keeping a site secure, fast and current is a monthly one. These are our care plans.

Care planMonthly priceWhat it covers
Care Lite£399 / monthEssential upkeep for small sites.
Care Pro£899 / monthActive maintenance & growth support.
Care Elite£1,599 / monthWhite-glove care for revenue-critical sites.
What moves the price

Eight things that decide what your website costs

Use these to read any quote you receive, from us or anyone else.

Number of pages and templates

A five-page site needs a handful of layouts. Fifteen pages with service, location and landing templates means more design and more build time — the single biggest driver of price.

Design depth

A clean template-led design costs far less than a bespoke design system with custom motion, 3D elements and interaction detail.

Content editing

If you want to edit copy and images yourself, the site needs a CMS layer. That is a real build cost, and it pays back if you publish often.

Integrations

CRM, email platform, booking, payments and accounting connections each add scope. Payments and user accounts add the most.

E-commerce

Product pages, variants, checkout, tax and shipping rules turn a website into a shop, and price accordingly.

SEO and GEO groundwork

Technical SEO, schema markup and structure for AI answer engines are part of the build, not an afterthought. Deeper strategy sits in the higher tiers.

Content and photography

Copywriting, product photography and video are separate from build cost. Supplying your own keeps the project cheaper and faster.

Ongoing care

Hosting, security updates, backups, edits and performance work are monthly costs. Budget for them from day one rather than after something breaks.

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Costs for the rest of the work

Websites rarely sit alone. These pages carry the same published prices for the services around them.

Questions

UK website costs, answered plainly

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