How much does a small business website cost in 2027?

A website is never only a design. Someone has to build it, and someone has to keep it online, secure, backed up and up to date. Quotes that leave out the second cost are not cheaper; they just move the work back to you.

• One-time build: design, pages, copy, photos, booking or ordering, domain setup and launch.
• Monthly running cost: hosting, security, updates, fixes, and any tools the site depends on, such as booking or texting.

• WebMade Pro: $1,499 one time for the first 100 businesses, then $1,999. Comes with a 48-hour money-back guarantee that starts when your live site is sent.
• Genesis World: $3,999 one time, also with the 48-hour money-back guarantee.
• Launch plan: $99 a month.
• Momentum plan: $249 a month, with live online booking.
• Ascend plan: $399 a month, with the job manager and Weby as your assistant by text.
• Optional: WEBY Front Desk from $179 a month answers your business phone and texts.

Every build comes with one Business OS plan. You can cancel the plan any time and it ends at the end of the billing cycle. See every plan side by side on Business OS plans.

• Who owns the domain, and is it in your name?
• What happens if the site goes down at night: who notices, and who fixes it?
• Can customers book, order or request a quote from the site itself?
• How do you change hours, prices and photos later, and does that cost extra?
• Is there a refund window if you do not like the result?

If you already have a site, run the free website X-ray first. It checks speed, search and contact paths and shows the evidence for each finding, so you know what you are paying to fix.