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Most agencies will not put a number on their website. We would rather you knew roughly what things cost before we talk, so the first conversation is about your business rather than your budget.
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HOW MUCH DOES A WEBSITE COST?
A professionally designed website from Websitelift starts at £1,500 for a focused local business site, £3,500 for a full business website with SEO built in, and £6,000 for an e-commerce store. SEO retainers start from £750 a month and care plans from £49 a month. Every project is quoted at a fixed price after a free consultation.
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Fixed Prices. No Surprises.
Every project is quoted at a fixed price after a free consultation. These are the figures most projects start from.
Starter Website
A credible, fast site for a local business that needs to be found.
From£1,500
fixed price · quoted after a free consultation
Best for: Trades, clinics, cafés, consultants and new businesses
Guide prices exclude VAT and third-party costs such as domains, platform subscriptions and advertising spend. Every quote is written, fixed and itemised before work starts.
HOW WE WORK
Our Website Process
Six stages. Each one has a duration and something you receive at the end of it. Nothing runs open-ended, and nothing is invoiced that was not quoted first.
30 minutes
Strategy call
We ask what you sell, who buys it, and what the site is failing to do. You leave with at least one useful observation whether or not you hire us.
You receive: A clear view of whether we are the right fit
Big Shotter Fireworks – A seasonal fireworks retailer with a large, category-heavy catalogue and a very short selling window.
Fireworks retail is unusual: most of the year's trade lands in a few weeks, the catalogue is deep, and customers arrive knowing either exactly what they want or nothing at all. The store had to serve both without getting in the way.
Pim Zen Spa – A traditional Thai massage studio in Bradford that needed bookings, not brochure pages.
A local treatment business lives or dies on two things: showing up when someone searches for your service in your town, and making it effortless to book once they land.
JUIC'D – A Bradford juice bar that needed its ordering route as fresh and direct as the product.
Food and drink sites fail when they make you work for the menu. The brief here was simple: show the product, say where it is, and get people to the order page.
Kiddies Motors – Ride-on cars and kids' vehicles, sold to parents who are comparing on price and delivery.
This is a category where the customer is usually deciding between several near-identical listings on several near-identical sites. The site has to answer price, delivery and legitimacy before anything else.
The figures here are guide 'from' prices. Every project gets a written, fixed-price quote after a free consultation, and that quote does not change unless you change the scope - in which case we quote the change before starting it.
Third-party costs you pay directly: domain registration, platform fees such as Shopify's monthly plan, paid plugins or apps, stock photography licences and advertising spend. We list any of these in the proposal so there are no surprises.
Projects are split into stages: a deposit to book the start date, a payment at design approval, and the balance at launch. Retainers are billed monthly in advance and run month to month after an initial three months.
Yes. Many clients start with a Starter site or a care plan and add SEO, a store or a chatbot once the first piece is paying for itself. Everything we build is designed to be extended rather than replaced.
We keep a small number of reduced-rate slots each year for registered charities and early-stage businesses. Ask when you enquire and we will tell you honestly whether one is available.
Our prices reflect senior people doing the work from a Bradford office rather than a city-centre one. Cheaper quotes usually mean templates or offshore production; dearer ones usually mean overheads. We are happy to walk through exactly where the time goes.