While it’s easy to think of the cost of your website as overhead or just another business expense, if done right your website is an investment that will pay for itself quickly and many times over. However, websites do cost money upfront, and the cost can vary widely, depending on the design firm you choose. There are several factors that can determine the price:

1. Template or Custom Design. Templates, while cheaper up front, generally do not hold their value over time and usually end up costing you more in the long run. A large percentage of our customers contacted us because they outgrew their templates and needed a website that was flexible enough to accommodate their needs, or one that they could update themselves.
2. The number of pages and overall size of the website.
3. The number and type of interactive features (blogs, shopping carts, newsletter sign ups, etc.).
4. Whether or not you'll need to be able to add or change content on your own.
5. Whether you'll provide the copy content (words and verbiage on the website) or whether you want to have the copy created for you.
6. Extras. Do you want flash animation or custom designed icons, photography, or extra graphics?
7. The website design company you choose.

Our website prices range from a couple hundred dollars for a “webcard” to several thousands for one that does everything except your dishes. The only way to get an completely accurate price is to sit down with us. It won't cost you anything and we'll be able to give you a proposal based on your needs. It's quite likely that you don't really know exactly what you need or how to accomplish your online goals. We can help. call us at 502.749.2899 to schedule your free consultation, or click here to do so online. Or, click here to answer a few questions and we'll give you a project quote online.