Every project is different, but pricing should still feel understandable. These packages give you a practical way to choose where to start.
Scope-first pricing
Package labels are starting points and estimates, not fixed contracts. Hosting, third-party software fees, taxes, and advanced integrations are scoped separately when needed.
Planning note
The clearest pricing comes after a short discovery pass and practical scope alignment.
Packages
Starting at $1,500
For simple business websites that need a clean, professional online presence.
Starting at $3,500
For businesses that need stronger structure, more content, and a polished customer experience.
Starting at $5,000
For WordPress-backed sites that need a faster, modern frontend while keeping WordPress as the CMS.
Custom estimate
For workflows, internal tools, dashboards, integrations, and software systems that need planning before pricing.
Monthly options
For ongoing updates, monitoring, content help, improvements, and small enhancements.
Quote request
Share a few details about scope and budget. I’ll review your request and follow up with a clear next step.
Good fit guide
Start with Starter Website or Business Website and expand features in phases as priorities become clearer.
A headless WordPress frontend can improve speed and editing flexibility while keeping WordPress as the backend.
Automation and custom workflow tools can reduce repeated tasks and make handoffs easier to manage.
Begin with discovery and scope mapping, then move into phased implementation with clearer cost ranges.
What affects pricing
More pages and unique layouts mean more design, content structure, and build time. Reused templates keep scope tighter and estimates clearer.
Brand-specific layouts, custom components, and polished interaction details take more planning than a clean starter structure.
CMS setup, content models, editing workflows, and how content maps to the frontend all affect complexity and delivery time.
Contact forms, CRM connections, email tools, analytics, and third-party services add configuration, testing, and maintenance considerations.
Simple notifications are quick. Multi-step workflows, handoffs, and internal tools need discovery and careful implementation.
Moving content, fixing structural debt, or rebuilding on top of an older site can expand scope beyond a fresh build.
Faster timelines, phased launches, and ongoing support options change how the project is planned and priced.
Package comparison
| Package | Best For | Starting Point | Includes | Next Step |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Website | Small business presence launches | Starting at $1,500 | Core pages, mobile setup, SEO basics, launch help | Share goals and required pages |
| Business Website | Growth-focused service businesses | Starting at $3,500 | Custom layouts, service pages, blog setup, performance focus | Review structure and content plan |
| Headless WordPress | WordPress CMS with modern frontend speed | Starting at $5,000 | Astro frontend, API-connected templates, static delivery | Assess current WordPress setup |
| Automation & Custom Software | Operational workflows and internal tools | Custom estimate | Discovery, planning, integration architecture, launch support | Map current workflow bottlenecks |
| Maintenance & Support | Ongoing updates and improvement requests | Monthly options | Updates, checks, content support, scoped enhancements | Choose cadence and support scope |
FAQ
No. These are starting points to make planning easier. Final pricing depends on scope, complexity, and timeline.
Yes. WordPress can stay as the CMS while the frontend is modernized for speed and maintainability.
Yes. Existing sites can be improved, restructured, or migrated in phases based on current constraints and goals.
Yes. Automation and custom tool work is available for repetitive admin tasks, workflows, and internal operations.
Yes. Monthly support options are available for updates, improvements, and prioritized maintenance requests.
Start with a project conversation. We define the problem, priorities, and practical first milestone before building.
Yes. Most projects can be broken into phases so budget and implementation stay aligned with business priorities.
That is normal. Start with the problem you need solved, and DesignerScript can help shape the right scope.
