Asking what a website costs is like asking what a car costs. The answer depends on whether you are driving to a summer house or hauling freight every day.
What the estimate consists of
Every honest estimate has four parts, and they are almost never equal in size.
Design — page structure, mockups, responsive layouts for every screen
Development — markup, logic, admin panel, forms and payments
Integrations — CRM, payment systems, mail, analytics, third-party APIs
Content — copy, photography, translation into a second language
Why the ranges are so wide
A template landing and a landing with custom animation differ tenfold in price, even though both look like "one page" in a screenshot. The difference is the number of decisions someone has to make and verify.
Where not to cut corners
Load speed — it directly affects search rankings and conversion
Responsive layout — more than half of traffic comes from phones
The admin panel — if content needs a developer, you pay for every comma
We always break the estimate down by stage, so you can see what each part costs and what can wait for a second release.