How much does a small business website cost in the UK?
The VouchQuote team ·
Most UK small businesses pay somewhere between £600 and £4,500 for a website. Where you land depends on three things: how many pages you need, whether you sell online, and how much of the content you can supply yourself.
Typical price ranges
- One-page or landing page: £400–£900
- Brochure site, 5–10 pages: £900–£2,500
- Online shop: £2,000–£6,000+
- Redesign of an existing site: £700–£3,000
What pushes the price up
Custom design rather than a theme, writing the copy for you, product photography, booking or payment systems, and integrations with your accounting or CRM software.
How to compare quotes fairly
Ask every designer to quote against the same brief, with a line-item breakdown, a timeline and what happens after launch. On VouchQuote every quote follows that structure, so you can compare them side by side.
Questions to ask before you hire
- Will I own the domain, hosting and design files?
- How many rounds of changes are included?
- What does support cost after launch?
Quick answers
How much does web design cost per page?
As a rough guide, £80 to £300 per page for a brochure site, with the home page costing more than inner pages. Most designers quote for the whole site rather than per page.
How much does a web designer charge per hour in the UK?
Freelance web designers typically charge £30 to £75 an hour. Fixed project prices are more common and easier to compare.
How much does a website cost for a small business?
Most small-business brochure sites cost £900 to £2,500. Online shops and custom features cost more.
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