Separate build from ongoing costs
Identify which charges are one-time and which continue for hosting, maintenance, software or support.
Compare published website scope
Website Design Packages & Pricing
A website package is useful when it defines both the build and the handover. Page count, content, ecommerce, analytics, SEO setup, hosting and ongoing support can otherwise turn a clear starting price into a very different final engagement.
- Verified offers
- 11
- Agencies represented
- 6
- Offers with prices
- 11
Side-by-side comparison
Published packages and first-step offers
Official sources checked Aug 2026
| Offer | Agency | Published price | Billing | What is included | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Managed WordPress Hosting Month-to-month hosting for small or lower-traffic WordPress sites, with no setup fee for new sites. | GLIDE Austin, TX | $29 | Monthly |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| White Glove WordPress Hosting Premium month-to-month hosting for higher-traffic WordPress sites, with migration and setup support. | GLIDE Austin, TX | $99 | Monthly |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Design services Clay publishes a $150–$199 hourly range and offers time-and-materials, fixed-fee and retainer engagement models. | Clay San Francisco, CA | From $150 | Hourly |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Website support Hourly website support for maintenance, fixes, content edits, analytics and QA, billed with a one-hour minimum. | GLIDE Austin, TX | $150 | Hourly |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Landing Page A responsive landing page for one product or service, published with a five-to-ten-day timeline. | Business Ocean Charlotte, NC | $950 | One-time |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Business Website A responsive business website of up to ten pages, published with a 15-to-25-day timeline. | Business Ocean Charlotte, NC | $1,450 | One-time |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Website Redesign A one-time redesign package for an existing small-business website. | The Branding Agency Charlotte, NC | $3,300 | One-time |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| New Website Project A one-time package for a new, SEO-ready small-business website. | The Branding Agency Charlotte, NC | $3,800 | One-time |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Ecommerce Website A one-time ecommerce website package with store and payment setup. | The Branding Agency Charlotte, NC | $4,800 | One-time |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Custom Webflow website Custom Webflow engagements with a published typical range of $8,000–$30,000+. | Seattle New Media Seattle, WA | From $8,000 | One-time |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
| Web Design & Development A custom Webflow design-and-development project with strategy, SEO, training and launch setup. | 97 Switch Chicago, IL | From $56,875 | One-time |
| Official offer Checked Aug 2026 |
Reading the market
What the prices do—and do not—show
The offers below include one-time builds as well as recurring hosting and hourly support. Compare like with like: a redesign, a new ecommerce site and a managed hosting plan solve different problems even when they come from the same agency.
Confirm content responsibilities
Ask who provides copy, imagery, product data and migrations, and how many pages or templates are included.
Plan for ownership
Clarify platform access, handover, training, analytics, accessibility and what happens after launch.
Buying questions
Before you shortlist an agency
- What should a website design package specify?
- A useful package should define the platform, page or template scope, design process, content responsibilities, integrations, analytics, SEO setup, revisions, launch support and any recurring hosting or maintenance charges.
- Is a website starting price the final project cost?
- Not necessarily. Ecommerce, custom integrations, copywriting, photography, migrations and additional templates can increase the final scope. Use the published price as an orientation point and request a written list of inclusions.
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