Pricing

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Web Design Pricing & Payments

landing page website design

299

To Start

A simpler design for a specific product or service promotion and an action involving gathering information, providing a discount, gathering subscriptions or email response, etc

personal website design

499

To Start

Used to promote your expertise, art, photography, or other talent to sell and/or gain support for your personal work. Blog pages will also fall under this category. Typically involves single page design with only a few additional linked pages.

homepage website design

599

To Start

Usually used to bring people to one location so that they can immediately see what you’re providing and easily navigate to areas they are interested in purchasing or finding out more about – a good example is Beauty Salon services and costs.

services website design

699

To Start

This type of design typically involves a large array of services provided by a business involving contractual agreements and regulations. They may include construction, legal services, childcare, political campaigns, etc.

portfolio website design

899

To Start

This is one of my favorite areas. This design category involves showcasing a client’s works for the appreciation of an art form or for promoting the selling of their art. It usually uses actual works from the artist, designer, or producer and will have a page or pages of samples for the user to view and rate or buy.

E-commerce website design

1299

To Start

This is one of the more involved design categories. It entails selling products online and typically includes a page or pages of product types (or categories) to choose from. Then more pages for each product with individual specifications, price and options. There is a lot of background design and coding to make it all work together and involves integrating a payment service for secure electronic payment processing.

Developing a web design pricing schematic can be challenging because there are so many variables that influence the time and substance of a good web site. If you do research on a search engine, you’ll find that it can range from $299 to $30,000. That’s quite a span and all dependent on the quality of the design, the expertise of the designer or design staff, and the complexity of the elements that need to be represented in the type of web site needed.

My prices are based on the examples I have included in the portfolios on this site. I know how much time, creative design, and expertise each one has taken. I have also spent the time to find, learn, and implement the most economical and reliable design platform to keep prices reasonable for new businesses and entrepreneurs while still providing high quality, professional sites.

The basic costs are listed here ranging from the simplest projects to the most complex. All projects require a down payment of 20% before design can begin, and a signed contract must be completed. Proof of legal business or personal address must be provided, and no second parties can be involved.

If you haven’t had a web site designed for you previously, please be aware that there will be some additional expenses beyond the design costs. These can include a hosting platform subscription (monthly or annual), a domain name, and add-on integration software for receiving subscriptions, ratings (likes) and tracking activity. If you are selling products on-line, you will also need to use a payment processing provider like Stripe or PayPal and will be responsible for all charge card transaction fees.

payment options

For your convenience, I accept Credit Card payments through Lumanu and PayPal. All projects require a 20% downpayment before the design process can start. A contract, signed by both parties, outlining the design details and expectations must also be completed prior to design. The contract will include a space for legal business or personal address location to meet payment obligation protocols. A detailed invoice will be sent to you electronically.

All design work and payments must be handled by the client - no second parties may be involved. If project is obtained through a freelance talent marketplace service (i.e., Upworks) all transactions and payment verifications will be securely handled through their portal per their payment policy guidelines.