What website cost depends on and what to ask before ordering
Website cost depends on its type (business card, corporate, online store), the number of pages, design complexity, integrations with payments and other systems, and the deadline, so an exact price is given as a written proposal after your requirements are clear.
What determines the price
The first factor is the type of site: a one-page business card, a multi-page corporate site and an online store with a catalog and cart differ greatly in scope. Next come the number of pages, custom design or a ready template, who prepares the texts and photos, payments (Click, Payme), CRM or Telegram integration, a three-language version, and the deadline.
Template or custom design
A template-based site launches faster and costs less, but looks like other sites and expresses the brand less. Custom design is drawn for the brand and helps build customer trust, but needs more time and budget.
Do not choose by price alone
A cheap offer often leaves out support, speed, mobile adaptation or search engine setup, which you then pay for separately. That is why the proposal should spell out exactly what is included.
What to ask before ordering
Ask for: exact deadlines and stages, the payment schedule (in stages or upfront), how the site works on a phone, whether basic SEO setup is included, whether technical support exists after launch, and in whose name the site code and domain are registered. All of this should be agreed in writing.
How FRONTIX works
FRONTIX estimates each project separately: first a free consultation, then a proposal with clearly written deadlines and scope. A project is usually ready in 1-6 weeks, payment is made in stages, and technical support is offered after launch.
Frequently asked questions
Can I know the exact price of a website in advance?
Only once the requirements are clear. The price changes with the type of site, the number of pages and integrations, so FRONTIX gives a written proposal after a free consultation.
Will there be extra payments after the site is ready?
Annual costs such as the domain and hosting, and technical support, are agreed separately. The proposal should state these items in advance.
How long does it take to build a website?
Usually 1-6 weeks depending on complexity. A simple business card site is faster, while an online store or custom system takes longer.
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