How Much Does a Website Cost? 2026 Pricing Guide
How much does a website cost?
A professionally built website at TK WebHosts costs $267.66 for one page, $603.91 for five pages and $872.91 for ten pages, and online shops start at $1,115.01. Every package is a fixed price, and the Ten-Page Website, Pro Shop and Enterprise Shop also include a domain, business email and the first year of hosting. Custom applications, portals, and integrations are quoted to scope. Most projects ship in 4-8 weeks; landing pages can be live in under 2 weeks.
Last reviewed: September 30, 2026 · Part of our website design services resources
What you are paying for at each level
The price difference between packages is scope, not quality. Every build gets the same mobile-first, accessible foundation; larger packages add pages, shop features, and integrations.
One-Page Website — $267.66
A single scrolling page with sections for services, about and contact. Suits a new business or sole proprietor.
Five-Page Website — $603.91
Home, about, services, a fourth page of choice and contact. Suits a local business with several services.
Ten-Page Website — $872.91
Room for a page per service or location. Suits a growing business that needs more to be found for.
Online Shops — from $1,115.01
Starter, Growth, Pro and Enterprise Shop packages, from $1,115.01 to $5,378.66. Every shop takes unlimited products; the package sets how many we add for you.
Custom Build — quoted to scope
Custom apps, portals, or integrations with technical planning and documentation, and ongoing iteration available after launch.
What moves the price up
Page count is the obvious driver, but the expensive variables are usually elsewhere: ecommerce with payments and inventory, integrations with booking, CRM, or accounting systems, custom functionality that does not exist off the shelf, and migrating an existing site without losing search rankings.
Content is the hidden one. Writing, photography, and product data either come from you or get produced and priced. Deciding that early is the single best way to keep a quote accurate.
Not in the build price
- Web hosting, the domain, SSL and business email, wherever a package does not include them; the packages that do include them renew from the second year, from $79.36 a year
- Website maintenance — from $99 per month
- Premium plugins, licenses, and third-party platform fees, passed through at cost
How to compare two quotes honestly
Put them side by side on five lines: what pages and features are included, who produces the content, what happens to search rankings if a site is being replaced, what the ongoing costs are after launch, and whether the price is fixed in writing. A cheaper number that leaves any of those blank is not cheaper — it is unfinished. Still deciding who to ask for quotes? The guide to the best web designers compares agencies, affordable services and freelancers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do website quotes vary so much?
Because 'a website' can mean a single landing page or a fifty-page platform with a store and integrations. Quotes diverge on page count, whether the design is custom or built on a template, ecommerce and payment needs, third-party integrations, and who produces the content. A useful quote lists what is included in writing so two proposals can actually be compared.
Can I get a professional website for under $1,000?
Yes. At TK WebHosts a professionally built one-page website costs $267.66, a five-page website $603.91 and a ten-page website $872.91, and the ten-page package includes a domain, business email and the first year of hosting. Template and do-it-yourself builders are another option, and for some businesses that is the right call.
Do I have to pay the full amount upfront?
For larger engagements, typically $5,000 and above, we split into milestone payments tied to delivery stages. Smaller projects are agreed in writing with a fixed price before work starts, so there is no hourly meter running in the background.
Does the price include hosting and a domain?
It depends on the package: the Ten-Page Website, Pro Shop and Enterprise Shop include a domain, business email and the first year of hosting; the Five-Page Website, Starter Shop and Growth Shop include a domain for the first year (Growth also includes business email); the One-Page Website includes neither. Anything not included is sold separately.
How long does a website take to build?
Most projects ship in 4-8 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on scope. Landing pages can be live in under 2 weeks. The most common delay is content: when text and images arrive late, the build waits.
Get a fixed price for your site.
Tell us what the site needs to do and we’ll reply with the right recommendation and a written quote within 24 hours — price agreed before any work starts.
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