How much does a website cost, and how do you compare quotes?
A website price only makes sense when you know what work is included. Two quotes for a “complete landing page” may cover different numbers of sections, copywriting, form setup, and handover.
What makes up the price
A quote should spell out the structure, design, development, CMS setup, content entry, and testing. Ask who supplies the text and images, how many revisions are included, and which integrations are covered. Any limit on pages or products should be clear before work begins.
AlgaLab starting prices
AlgaLab currently starts at 9,900 ₽ for a profile site, 14,900 ₽ for a landing page, 24,900 ₽ for a company site, 34,900 ₽ for a catalogue, and 44,900 ₽ for an online store. These are starting prices for an agreed basic scope, not a fixed price for every project. The final scope and price are agreed after discussing the brief. These figures do not apply to app development.
Costs after launch
Check the renewal costs for your domain, hosting, paid plugins, and external services. Ask whether support and backups are included and how new pages are priced. Separating the build cost from running costs helps you plan the real budget.
How to compare two quotes
Compare pages, custom layouts, content entry, forms, integrations, revisions, testing, training, and account handover in one table. Ask what you will receive at each stage. The lowest figure is not a saving if it leaves out a feature you need. With a limited budget, reduce the first release while keeping the customer journey that matters.
Further reading
- What kind of website does a business need? From a simple profile to an online store
- Website brief: what to prepare before development starts
- Launching an online store: from product data to the first order
- App development cost: what information is needed for an estimate?
Tell AlgaLab the result you need, what materials are ready, and who will manage the site. That helps define a realistic scope and price. Contact AlgaLab.