Web Design Prices 2026: Corporate, WordPress and E-Commerce Costs

In 2026, web design prices are what businesses research first, and the question they start with is usually this: “What does it cost to have a website built, and why do the prices vary so much?” Whether you are planning a corporate website, an e-commerce platform, or a WordPress-based blog , a number of factors shape the figure you are quoted. Design originality, SEO readiness, mobile accessibility, content production and the professionalism of the person or agency doing the work all set the range.

This guide covers what determines web design prices in 2026, corporate web design costs, e-commerce website pricing, freelance web design rates and more. It also sets out how costs shift with your expectations, and Brandaft what we include as standard at Brandaft.

Table of Contents

Toggle

2026 Web Design Prices and Service Comparison

Web design prices vary according to the purpose and scope of the site, the originality of the design and the services included in the project. The table below compares the most commonly chosen website types, the businesses they suit and their starting prices.

Website Type	Who Is It For?	Key Features	What You Get Out of It	Delivery Time	Starting Price
Landing page	Businesses running ad campaigns, selling a single product, or promoting an event or service.	Single-page design, conversion-focused structure, mobile compatibility, contact form, basic SEO.	Helps you get a higher conversion rate from your Google Ads and Meta campaigns.	5–7 working days	From $750
Basit Kurumsal Web Sitesi	Newly founded companies, small businesses and firms commissioning a website for the first time.	Designed entirely from scratch with no off-the-shelf theme, mobile compatibility, basic SEO, contact pages.	Builds a professional first digital presence that earns trust.	10–15 working days	From $1,500
WordPress Blog Sitesi	Consultants, doctors, lawyers, trainers and content creators.	Blog infrastructure, category system, SEO-friendly structure, easy content management.	Gives you a strong content platform that demonstrates your expertise and builds organic traffic.	10–15 working days	From $1,500
⭐ Corporate WordPress Website Most Popular	Service-led SMEs, brands planning to grow, and firms investing in SEO.	Service pages, blog system, conversion-focused structure, core technical SEO, contact flows.	Creates a digital sales platform capable of winning customers from Google.	15–25 working days	From $3,200
Advanced Corporate Website	Established corporates, scaling brands and businesses in highly competitive sectors.	Migration from an existing site, landing page designs, technical SEO, custom pages, advanced user experience.	Builds a corporate platform that returns more from your SEO and advertising spend.	20–35 working days	From $7,500
E-Ticaret Web Sitesi	Businesses that want to sell products online.	WooCommerce infrastructure, payment systems, shipping integrations, product management.	Lets you run your entire online sales operation from a single panel.	20–40 working days	From $4,500
Custom Software / Web Application	Firms that need a CRM, dealer portal, booking system or bespoke process management.	Analysis, UI/UX design, custom software development, API integrations.	Digitises your business processes and improves operational efficiency.	Planned after analysis.	Quoted after analysis

The prices above reflect entry-level project scopes and are quoted in US dollars, exclusive of any applicable tax. Additional requirements — page count, multilingual support, custom development, content production, SEO work or third-party integrations — will change the figure. Tell us about your project and we will define the right scope and a firm cost transparently.

The 13 Items That Set a Web Design Price

It is entirely normal to see a threefold difference between two quotes covering the same number of pages. The source of that gap is usually not the design itself but what the quote covers. We have grouped the items below into three sets: those that determine the volume of work, those that determine how the work is done, and those you only discover later were in or out of scope. Put two quotes side by side and read them through these three sets, and you will see which one is genuinely cheaper.

1. Items that determine the volume of work

The type and purpose of the site. This is the single biggest factor. A corporate site needs design that carries the brand identity and detailed content areas. An e-commerce site adds product listing, basket, checkout and stock management on top of that. A personal blog or portfolio is simpler by nature. Even at identical design quality, these three projects do not take the same development time.

Page count and content scope. A five-page corporate site and a project made up of dozens of service pages, a case study section, a blog and campaign-specific landing pages are different jobs. As page count rises, design, content planning, quality control and SEO work expand with it.

Multilingual structure. Publishing in more than one language is not simply a matter of translating text. Each language needs its own URL structure, hreflang tags, and SEO settings and content management planned per language. The difference in scope between a two-language site and a corporate project supporting five languages is substantial.

E-commerce functionality. In e-commerce, cost depends on the number of modules, not the number of products. Payment gateway integration, shipping systems, stock management, product filtering, campaign and coupon infrastructure, wishlists, advanced search and customer accounts — each is a separate development item.

Custom software and API integrations. Connections to CRM, ERP or accounting software, dealer portals, booking systems and API integrations with third-party services are not part of a standard corporate site and extend development time directly. On these projects, analysis, development, testing and maintenance form a significant share of the price.

2. Items that determine how the work is done

Original design or off-the-shelf template? This item usually creates the biggest difference between two quotes. A site built on a purchased theme costs less and goes live faster; in return, design originality is limited and stepping outside the template becomes difficult. Original design brings in design research, wireframing, prototyping and revision cycles, and produces a site that carries the brand identity and stands apart from competitors.

SEO foundations and technical optimisation. SEO is not a feature bolted on afterwards; it is infrastructure set up while the project is being planned. On the technical side this means URL structure, heading hierarchy, meta tags, schema markup, XML sitemap, robots.txt, canonical tags, breadcrumbs and internal linking architecture. Core Web Vitals, page speed and performance work also bear directly on long-term organic visibility. On a site built without SEO in mind, later improvements are both more expensive and more limited.

Mobile compatibility. A responsive build that works properly on desktop, tablet and mobile is no longer a preference but a requirement; it affects both user experience and search rankings. Some agencies bill it as a separate item, others include it in the base package. Ask which applies to the quote in front of you.

Content production and imagery. A site succeeds on content quality as much as design quality. SEO-ready copywriting, service pages, product descriptions, professional photography, icons and custom graphics each require separate expertise. On imagery, the agency's policy should be explicit: free stock images or licensed premium images? That choice affects both the price and how distinctive the site looks.

3. Inside the quote, or outside it?

This group is where price differences hide most often. A quote that looks low may look low precisely because it leaves these four items out of scope.

Domain and hosting. Domain registration and hosting are usually excluded from the web design price, yet the site cannot go live without them. When comparing quotes, establish who carries the first year's domain and hosting cost.

Logo and brand identity. A logo completes the design, but it is usually not part of a web design project and is billed separately. If you do not already have a usable logo, budget for this item from the outset.

Maintenance, security and technical support. The work does not end when the site goes live. Software updates, security checks, backups, performance monitoring and technical support are what keep a site running for years. On projects using a content management system, regular maintenance cannot be skipped, for security or for performance. The quote should state how many months of post-launch support are included and what happens afterwards.

Freelancer or agency? Who does the work affects the price directly. A freelancer is generally cheaper; in return, invoicing and tax obligations may not always be covered, post-project support and maintenance can be limited, and resolution times in an emergency can stretch. An agency offers professional support, transparent pricing and long-term maintenance; that raises the price but lowers the risk. The decision rests on how critical the site is to your business.

💡 Brandaft Notu

We assess all thirteen items above when preparing a quote. We do not add services you do not need, and we plan the developments you will need from day one, so you are less likely to have to reinvest a few years later. In practice that means:

• We do not use off-the-shelf themes; every project is built with an original design.
• Core SEO configuration and responsive compatibility are included on every project at no extra cost.
• We cover the first year's domain and hosting costs.
• Logo, content and imagery are offered as optional packages; the quote states clearly which are included.

Questions to Ask Before You Accept a Web Design QuoteWhat to check when you receive a web design quote

When assessing a web design quote, comparing price alone is rarely enough to make the right decision. Two quotes in the same budget range can differ completely in design quality, SEO foundations, performance optimisation, technical support, licences and delivery scope. What matters when comparing quotes is not the total cost but the value delivered.

The questions below will help you compare quotes more deliberately, whether you are commissioning a corporate website, a WordPress site or an e-commerce project.

What to check when you receive a web design quote

• Will the site be designed specifically for us, or built on an off-the-shelf theme?Ready-made themes go live faster but can constrain performance, customisation and brand identity. An original design is the stronger long-term investment in terms of user experience (UX), interface design (UI) and brand perception.
  Hazır temalar daha kısa sürede yayına alınabilir ancak performans, özelleştirme ve marka kimliği açısından sınırlamalar oluşturabilir. Özgün tasarım ise kullanıcı deneyimi (UX), arayüz tasarımı (UI) ve marka algısı açısından uzun vadede daha güçlü bir yatırım sunar.
• Whose name will the domain and hosting be registered in?
  Domain and hosting should be registered to your business. Otherwise, changing agency, moving servers or taking over technical management later becomes more complicated than you expect.
• Is SEO genuinely within scope?
  The phrase “SEO-friendly website” does not always mean substantive SEO work. Establish exactly what level is being delivered on technical SEO foundations, URL structure, title tags, meta descriptions, schema markup, Core Web Vitals optimisation and site speed.
• How will mobile performance and page speed be optimised?
  Responsive design on its own is not enough. Image optimisation, CSS and JavaScript minification, caching, CDN use and Core Web Vitals metrics all bear directly on user experience and Google rankings.
• Who will prepare the content and imagery?
  Some quotes cover design only, pricing copywriting, SEO content, stock images and custom graphics as add-ons. Settling this scope before the project starts prevents costs appearing later.
• How many rounds of revision are included?
  The revision process is what keeps the design moving towards what you expected. Whether the number of revisions is capped, and how changes outside scope are charged, should be clear at the quote stage.
• How long is post-launch technical support?
  The duration and scope of support for updates, security issues or technical requests after launch should be agreed in advance. On WordPress projects in particular, maintenance matters a great deal.
• Will the admin panel be handed over to you?
  To add content, publish blog posts or update pages independently, you need the admin panel delivered to you in full.
• Are SSL, security and backup solutions included?
  An SSL certificate, security measures, a regular backup system and basic attack protection are critical both to user trust and to the site's longevity.
• Will it be easy to add new pages or features later?A website should be designed around future growth plans, not only today's needs. A modular structure makes new service pages, blog content and integrations easier to add.
  Web sitesi yalnızca bugünkü ihtiyaçlara göre değil, gelecekteki büyüme planlarına göre de tasarlanmalıdır. Modüler bir yapı; yeni hizmet sayfaları, blog içerikleri veya entegrasyonların daha kolay eklenmesini sağlar.
• Will source files and project assets be handed over?
  Handing over design files, licences, administrator accounts and project access is a significant advantage if you later need to work with a different agency.
• Are there costs not shown in the quote?
  Knowing in advance whether licence fees, premium plugins, maintenance packages, content production, multilingual support and integrations are included lets you calculate the true total project cost.

💡 Brandaft Notu

Over the years we have prepared a great many web design quotes, and the pattern we see most often is businesses comparing the total price and nothing else. What actually decides the outcome over the long run is whether the design is original, whether the technical SEO foundations are laid properly, whether the admin panel is handed over in full, what security measures are in place, what post-launch support exists, and whether the project is built to grow. A website can be produced in a few weeks; a well-planned platform can keep returning value to your brand for years. So when you assess quotes, focus less on “how much?” and more on “what exactly am I getting for this price?”

What Should a Professional Web Design Quote Contain?What to Focus On When Comparing Quotes

A web design quote should be more than a short PDF or email with a total price on it. A professional quote reads as a roadmap: it defines the scope of the project, the services to be delivered, the technical detail and each side's responsibilities. That keeps the process transparent for client and supplier alike, and heads off the scope ambiguity that derails projects midway.

Rather than comparing total cost alone, the better approach is to check whether the same scope is being offered. The headings below set out what a professional web design quote should always contain.

Teklif Kalemi	Why Does It Matter?
Project scope	The purpose of the site, the number of pages and the services included should be stated explicitly.
Design approach	It should say plainly whether an off-the-shelf theme will be used or an original design developed for the brand.
Technical platform	If WordPress, custom software or another CMS is to be used, the quote should say so.
SEO scope	It should explain whether technical SEO, page speed optimisation, meta tags, schema markup and core optimisations are included.
Mobile compatibility	It should state whether the responsive design will be tested across all devices before delivery.
Content and imagery	Whether copywriting, graphic design or stock imagery falls within the project scope should be unambiguous.
Entegrasyonlar	WhatsApp, Google Maps, Analytics, Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, payment systems and any other integrations should be listed.
Delivery time	The planned start and delivery dates should be stated.
Revision process	The number of revisions included, and how out-of-scope requests will be handled, should be explained.
Garanti ve teknik destek	The duration and scope of post-launch support should be stated.
Domain ve hosting	Whether domain and hosting are included, and in whose name they will be registered, should be written down.
Payment plan	The payment schedule, the deposit percentage and any milestone payments should be set out clearly.

What to Focus On When Comparing Quotes

When assessing quotes from different agencies or freelance developers, comparing the total price alone can mislead you. One quote may include SEO, content production and technical support while another covers design and development only. A quote that looks more expensive at first glance can end up the better investment, precisely because no extra costs appear later.

So when comparing quotes, weigh project scope, the features to be delivered, the technical platform, support services and future development possibilities together. That is what produces a sound decision.

💡 Brandaft Notu

At Brandaft we do not simply share a price. We set out the scope of the project, the technologies to be used, the delivery schedule, the SEO foundations, the integrations and the post-launch support process in detail. That minimises the uncertainty that follows scope changes after a quote is approved, and it lets clients compare quotes against the same criteria. The approach makes for more transparent project management and a better basis for a long-term relationship.

Is the Cheapest Web Design Always the Best Value?

Choosing the lowest price can look like a budget win in the short term. But a website is not simply a project that goes live; it represents your brand, it is where prospective customers assess you, and it is the foundation of your digital marketing. So when you weigh quotes, compare the scope offered, not only the price.

Two quotes that look identical in budget can differ significantly in design quality, technical platform, SEO readiness, security, content support and post-launch service. A low price does not always mean poor service — but deciding on price alone, without knowing which services have been left out, tends to produce unexpected costs later.

What to watch for in low-priced web design quotes

• Find out whether an off-the-shelf theme is being used.
  Ready-made themes can be the right choice on some projects and will shorten development time. But if you want a look that is genuinely yours, a distinct user experience or advanced customisation, an original design gives you a more flexible structure.
• Always ask what the SEO work covers.
  In some quotes, “SEO-friendly website” means nothing more than installing a plugin. Establish whether technical SEO, page speed optimisation, heading structures, URL architecture, redirects and schema markup are included.
• Make sure performance optimisation is part of the work.
  Fast-loading pages do more than improve user experience; they support search visibility too. Image optimisation, caching, code minification and Core Web Vitals improvements are what raise a project's real value.
• Examine the scope of security and maintenance services.
  SSL setup, regular backups, security updates and basic attack protection are offered as add-ons in many quotes. Knowing in advance whether they fall within the project scope pays off over time.
• Check whether content production and imagery are included in the price.Once the design is finished, copy, images or product content may still need preparing. Finding out at the quote stage whether these will be charged separately makes for sounder budget planning.
  Tasarım tamamlandıktan sonra metinlerin, görsellerin veya ürün içeriklerinin ayrıca hazırlanması gerekebilir. Bu hizmetlerin sonradan ek maliyet oluşturup oluşturmayacağını teklif aşamasında öğrenmek daha sağlıklı bir bütçe planlaması yapmanızı sağlar.
• Compare the length of post-launch support.
  It matters whether support is offered for the small edits, updates or technical problems that follow launch. On some projects post-launch support is included in the price; on others it is billed separately.

Compare the Value, Not the Price

The right way to assess a web design quote is to ask “which quote meets my needs best?” rather than “which quote is cheapest?” Two projects built on the same budget can differ sharply in SEO performance, user experience, conversion rate and how easily they can be developed later. Treating web design as part of your long-term digital investment, rather than as a line of cost, leads to a better decision.

💡 Brandaft Notu

At Brandaft we plan projects around the business value they will create, not simply the number of pages to be delivered. So alongside design, our quotes bring SEO foundations, performance optimisation, mobile user experience, security, scalability and post-launch support into scope. The aim is not to hand over a website that has gone live, but to build a solid platform your business can use and develop for years.

The Most Common Mistakes When Commissioning a Website

Some of the mistakes made when commissioning a website look like savings at the outset but lead to higher costs later, through extra development, SEO problems or the need for a redesign. So when deciding, focus not only on the starting price but on the project's scope and on what you will need in future.

The mistakes we encounter most often are:

• Comparing the total price and nothing else: Two quotes in the same price range can be completely different in SEO foundations, content production, technical support, integrations and delivery scope. Assess quotes on the scope they offer and the long-term value they create, not on price.
• Treating an off-the-shelf theme and an original design as equivalent: Ready-made themes can be a reasonable option on some projects. But a design developed for the brand offers more in user experience (UX), performance, flexibility and corporate identity.
• Assuming SEO can easily be added later: Technical SEO, URL structure, heading hierarchy, schema markup, page speed and internal linking are planned most effectively while the site is being built. Retrofitting is possible, but it is not always possible to get the same result.
• Not registering the domain and hosting in your own name: Having domain and hosting registered to your business keeps control in your hands when you change agency, move servers or take over technical management.
• Not asking about post-launch support: Updates, security improvements and small development requests all arise once a site is live. Settling the support period and maintenance scope at the quote stage reduces later uncertainty.
• Leaving content production to the end of the project: Copy and images are not there to fill pages; they are the foundation of the design, the user experience and SEO performance. Planning content alongside the project produces better results.
• Thinking only about today's needs: Your website should be planned to keep pace with a growing business. New service pages, a blog, multilingual support, ad landing pages or e-commerce may all come onto the agenda later, so a scalable platform reduces the need to reinvest.

💡 Brandaft Notu

In our experience, most problems on web design projects come not from the development work but from scope that was never pinned down before the project began. So at the quote stage, weigh the SEO foundations, the delivery scope, the technical support process and your future growth plans alongside the price. That is what makes the investment pay.

Prices by Website Type, and Which Business Each Suits

The largest part of the price difference comes from the type of site, because each type does a different job. Below we take the four main types and answer “who is it for” and “what is included” together. Current starting prices and delivery times are in the table at the top of this page; this section is here to help you find the row that belongs to you.

Landing page — for businesses running paid ads

If you are running Google Ads or Meta campaigns, selling a single product or service, or promoting an event, this is the right starting point. Sending ad traffic to your homepage is where conversion is most often lost: a homepage tells everyone something, a landing page tells one person one thing.

What should be in scope: a conversion-focused single-page structure, a fast-loading build, a strong contact form, WhatsApp and phone conversion points, Google Analytics 4 setup, and Google Tag Manager and Meta Pixel integration. Spending on ads without measurement in place means paying without knowing which ad made you money.

Tavsiyemiz: plan the website and the advertising strategy at the same table. A conversion-focused page can bring in noticeably more leads from the same ad budget.

Corporate website — for trust and organic customers

A corporate site serves two different needs, and which one you are in changes the scope.

If you have just launched, the priority is a professional digital identity that earns trust quickly. Rather than a complex structure running to dozens of pages, a fast, mobile-friendly site that explains your services clearly is the better start. What should be in scope: an original corporate design, service and about pages, a contact form, WhatsApp integration, a Google Maps link, core technical SEO foundations and a responsive build.

If you want to win customers from Google consistently, the site is not a business card but an acquisition channel, and a homepage alone will not do it. You need a separate landing page for each service, blog infrastructure, an SEO-friendly URL structure, an internal linking system, schema markup and performance work focused on Core Web Vitals.

Tavsiyemiz: when building a first site, rather than putting the whole budget into advanced features, start with a solid platform built for growth; pages and features get added as the business develops, and no rebuild is needed. And SEO is not a service added afterwards but infrastructure laid at the planning stage — on a site built without it, later improvements are both more expensive and more limited.

E-commerce site — for businesses selling online

Success in e-commerce does not start with publishing products. The checkout flow, how product pages are structured, stock management and user experience determine sales performance directly. Cost, too, depends on the number of modules brought into play, not the number of products.

What should be in scope: WooCommerce or an e-commerce platform suited to your business, payment gateway integration, shipping integrations, a product filtering system, campaign and coupon infrastructure, stock management, and SEO-ready category and product pages.

Tavsiyemiz: rather than launching with hundreds of features on day one, bring modules in as you need them. That keeps the budget manageable and stops the operation running away from you.

Custom software and web applications — for digitising a process

Some businesses do not fit into a standard corporate site. Dealer portals, booking systems, CRM integrations and customer portals all call for software written for the project.

The items that matter most on these projects: business analysis, UI/UX design, API integrations, an authorisation system, admin panels and a scalable software architecture.

Tavsiyemiz: on custom software, the analysis phase matters more than the development phase. Defining requirements correctly at the outset changes both the cost and the delivery time substantially. That is why we quote this line after analysis rather than at a fixed price.

No single website model is right for every business. Make your choice not on starting cost alone but in line with your SEO goals, advertising strategy, content plan and growth targets. A platform that meets today's need while accommodating tomorrow's growth lowers the odds of having to reinvest in two years.

WordPress Website Prices

WordPress is the platform most often chosen by small businesses and large corporates alike, thanks to its flexibility, its manageable admin panel and its vast plugin ecosystem. It also has the most mature toolset on the SEO side, which is why the majority of the sites we build run on it.

Our WordPress pricing comes down to two lines: a blog-led WordPress site starts from From $1,500, and a corporate WordPress site from From $3,200 . For delivery times and the difference in scope, see the table at the top of this page.

“Affordable WordPress design” — what does it actually mean?

You will see WordPress prices far below these. Almost all of those quotes amount to the same thing: a ready-made theme is purchased, content is dropped in, and the site is handed over. It works in the short term and produces three costs in the long term.

• Speed and Core Web Vitals. Multipurpose themes load dozens of modules you do not use. Page speed drops, and that affects both user experience and search rankings.
• Theme dependency. The design stays within the limits of the theme. Forcing a structure that does not fit your brand identity can cost more than designing from scratch.
• Plugin stacking. A plugin gets added for every job the theme does not do. Each plugin is another update, security and compatibility burden.

We do not use off-the-shelf themes; every project is built with an original design. That puts our starting price above theme-based quotes, but it does not leave you needing a rebuild in two years. If you are looking for value, the right question is not “which quote is lowest” but “what will this site cost me in total three years from now?”

💡 Brandaft Notu

On WordPress projects we provide core SEO configuration and responsive compatibility at no extra charge, and we cover the first year's domain and hosting costs. The quote states clearly which items are included.

Freelance Web Design Rates: How They Differ From an Agency

Freelance web design quotes sit noticeably below agency quotes. That gap usually comes not from the quality of the work but from what the quote leaves out. A good freelancer and a good agency can produce the same design; the difference shows up after delivery.

Four points are worth clarifying before you engage a freelancer:

• Invoicing and tax. Not every freelancer can issue a compliant invoice. For a registered company that can mean being unable to account for the expense properly, which eats into the price advantage from the start.
• Post-launch support. Once the project ends, maintenance and support may be charged separately or not offered at all. Updates and security become your responsibility.
• Access in an emergency. If the site goes down and you depend on one person, resolution waits until that person is available. In a team structure, that risk is spread.
• Handover and access rights. Whose name the domain, hosting and admin access are registered in should be agreed in writing at the outset. This is a question worth asking an agency too.

The decision reduces to a simple rule: if the site is not a critical channel for your business, the scope is small and you can follow the technical side yourself, working with a freelancer is reasonable. If the site wins you customers, downtime is costly and you want a long-term roadmap, working with an established team lowers the risk. We are on the agency side of that line, and we have no difficulty saying so plainly: not every business needs us.

How Does the Web Design Process Work?

A successful web design project is about more than producing an attractive interface. A process that understands your business goals, is properly planned and moves through each stage under control affects both the delivery time and the outcome. On professional projects, process management matters as much as technical development.

At Brandaft we shape every project around the needs of the business. But however the scope varies, our general working process follows the steps below.

The web design project process

• Requirements analysis and goal setting: In the first meeting we look at your business, your audience, your sector and what you expect from the site. This is where project scope, page structure, functionality and digital marketing goals are pinned down.
• Project plan and quote: Following the analysis, the delivery scope, the technologies to be used, the project schedule and the pricing are planned in detail, so the whole process is laid out transparently before work begins.
• Design and user experience: Page layouts, user flows, the visual design language and interface work reflecting the brand identity are prepared. The aim is not simply an attractive look but a user experience in which visitors reach what they came for quickly.
• Development and technical optimisation: Approved designs move into the development environment. Mobile compatibility, performance optimisation, technical SEO foundations, security measures and the necessary integrations are completed at this stage.
• Testing and quality control: Before launch, every page is tested across different devices and browsers. Forms, links, speed, user experience and technical checks are reviewed and any faults resolved.
• Launch and core setup: The site moves to the live environment. Domain redirects, the SSL certificate, Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console and the necessary measurement tools are set up, and the project goes live.
• Support and continuous development: The process does not end at launch. New pages, SEO improvements, performance work, ad landing pages and technical support keep the site developing alongside your business.

💡 Brandaft Notu

What successful website projects have in common is not simply good design; it is a properly planned process. At Brandaft we settle the scope, the delivery steps and the responsibilities before work starts, and move through each stage to plan, so there are no surprise costs and no uncertainty over delivery. The result is not just a website that has gone live, but a solid digital platform that can be developed over the long term.

Why Work With Brandaft?

Web design is not merely about building a site; it is a process that strengthens your brand's identity in the digital world. At Brandaft we offer solutions that make that process straightforward and sustainable for you. So why choose us?

• Original design, never an off-the-shelf theme: On every project we deliver a design built for your brand and distinct from your competitors. Whether it is corporate, e-commerce or a WordPress web design project, we produce original work rather than tying ourselves to templates.
• Basic SEO and responsive compatibility at no charge: We make sure your site works properly on every device and is optimised for search engines at a basic level, without charging extra for it.
• First-year domain and hosting included: Do not worry about technical overheads like domain and hosting when launching your site. We provide these services free for the first year.
• Transparent pricing, sustainable support: We share costs clearly at every stage of the project and stay with you afterwards through maintenance and support services.

With Brandaft you build not just a website but a digital asset that creates value over the long term. For details, get in touch.

Frequently Asked Questions About Web Design Prices

Why do web design prices vary so widely?

Web design prices vary with the scope of the project, the number of pages, the originality of the design, the platform used and the services included. A corporate site of a few pages and an SEO-led project with blog infrastructure and custom integrations do not cost the same. Content production, technical SEO, multilingual support, e-commerce features and post-launch support all bear directly on the total budget as well.

Should I choose a corporate website or a WordPress website?

These two are not really alternatives to one another. WordPress is a powerful content management system (CMS) that can be used for corporate websites too. If you are looking for a platform that is easy to manage, SEO-ready and extensible, WordPress may well be the right choice. What matters is less the platform than whether the site is designed originally, coded properly and planned around your business goals.

Do I have to buy SEO services when I commission a website?

If you want your site to win organic visitors and leads from Google, planning the SEO foundations at the start of the project is a significant advantage. Technical SEO, URL structure, page speed, heading hierarchy, schema markup and internal linking can all be done later, but planned correctly from the outset they deliver better results for less cost. SEO is best treated not as an add-on service but as one of the core components of a successful website.

How long does a web design project take?

Delivery time varies with the scope of the project and the development required. Simple corporate sites can generally be completed within two to three weeks, while SEO-led corporate projects and e-commerce sites can take longer depending on integrations, content preparation and revision cycles. Setting out a clear roadmap before work starts keeps delivery under control.

Will I pay anything extra after the site is delivered?

That depends entirely on the scope of the quote. Domain, hosting, technical support, maintenance, licence renewals and new development requests are included in the starting price on some projects and offered as separate services on others. So before accepting a quote, establish which services are included and what the likely annual costs will be.

Should I work with an agency or a freelance developer?

Both models can work well on the right project. Freelance developers can offer a cost advantage on smaller projects, while agencies bring design, development, SEO, content production and technical support together under one roof. When deciding, weigh the delivery scope, the references, the communication process and post-project support alongside the price.

How should I plan a budget before commissioning a website?

When planning a website budget, account not only for the initial build but for the project's long-term needs. Domain, hosting, maintenance, licence fees, SEO work, content production and digital marketing activity can all require further investment over time. Planning a scalable site that fits your growth targets helps you avoid the larger costs of a redesign or platform change later.