Website cost calculator for Halifax businesses

What the estimate is based on

The calculator uses the starting prices published on our service pages. You can see every package in full on the pricing page.

• Websites: one page fits our $149 Starter, up to seven pages our $499 Pro, and more than that our Creator package from $999. Web design details.
• Online stores: up to 10 products fits the $499 Starter, up to 30 the $799 Growth package, and larger catalogues the Ultimate package from $1,999. E-commerce details.
• Monthly services are SEO and Google Ads management fees. Ad spend goes to Google separately and is billed to your own account.

What can push the price up or down

• Custom features such as bookings, memberships, integrations with other software, or a multilingual site.
• Content: whether you supply the text and photos or we produce them.
• Migration: moving an existing site without losing search rankings takes care. See what goes wrong in a redesign.
• Platform: Shopify’s monthly fees differ from WooCommerce hosting and plugins. See the three-year cost comparison.

For how Halifax website prices compare across the market, read how much a website costs in Halifax.

How to read your estimate

The calculator uses our published starting prices. It gives you a planning number, not a formal quote. Your real price depends on how many pages you need, how much content is ready and which features you want. We confirm everything in writing before you pay a deposit.

What the estimate leaves out

• Domain and hosting. Yearly or monthly costs paid to those providers.
• Ad spend. Paid directly to Google or Meta, separately from our management fee.
• Paid plugins and apps. Only if your site needs them. We tell you first.
• Payment fees. Online stores pay a fee per sale to the payment provider.
• Maintenance. Our care plan starts from $35 a month, or you can maintain the site yourself.

How to lower the cost

Have your text, logo and photos ready before you start, and pick one person to approve the work. Start with fewer pages and add more once the first ones bring in enquiries. And choose the smallest package that does the job, because you can always move up.