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Clear website prices give you a practical place to start

Choose the level closest to your project, then we will confirm the scope, responsibilities and final cost before any work begins.

Website packages match different stages of business growth

These are genuine starting prices, not an artificially low headline. Your written proposal will explain exactly what is included and any third-party costs.

Essential

A focused five-page website for a small business that needs a credible, useful starting point online.

From £1,280One-off project fee*

  • Up to five planned pages
  • Responsive navigation and mobile layouts
  • A clear enquiry route and contact form
  • Search-ready page structure and metadata
  • Launch checks and practical handover

Best suited to: New businesses, sole traders and focused professional services.

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Advanced / E-commerce

A custom website for organisations that need online selling, bookings, memberships or connected systems.

From £2,980One-off project fee*

  • Advanced customer journeys
  • Product, booking or membership features
  • Payment or third-party integrations
  • Extended testing and team training
  • Launch support for complex projects

Best suited to: Growing organisations with complex customer journeys or operational requirements.

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*Final pricing depends on scope, content, functionality, integrations and third-party costs. Prices are stated in pounds sterling. VAT treatment will be confirmed in your proposal.

Every website starts with planning, accessible structure and search-ready foundations

A lower price is poor value if the website creates more work later. We agree the audience, content structure, actions and technical requirements before development begins.

How we design and build websites

Add-ons extend the website when the business is ready

Add the work during the initial build or introduce it later. We will only recommend an extra when it supports a clear need.

Website care plan

Routine updates, backups, security monitoring and practical support.

£75/month

Hosting & performance

Renewable-energy UK hosting with performance monitoring.

From £275/year

Essential logo + brand kit

A professional identity foundation for consistent digital and print use.

From £900

Local SEO boost

Google Business Profile and local landing-page improvements.

£300

Monthly SEO

Ongoing content and search visibility improvement based on business priorities.

From £300/month

Page speed optimisation

Focused technical work to improve loading and Core Web Vitals.

From £200

Web automations

Connect forms, email tools and practical business workflows.

From £300

Privacy policy & cookie consent

Configured consent controls and policy implementation support.

£300 setup + £120/year

Web accessibility

An enhanced accessibility review with prioritised remediation work.

From £200

A clear design process keeps the project moving

Every project is different, but the work benefits from a shared view of what happens next. These five stages make the decisions and progress visible.

  1. Step 01: We start by understanding the job the website must do

    We begin with a practical conversation about your business, customers, current position and priorities. It lets us define the decisions that matter before we start designing screens.

    Two Euro Netstart team members discussing a website plan in an office.
  2. Step 02: We turn the brief into a clear website plan

    We organise the pages, content and visitor journeys so the site is useful from the first click. You can see what is being proposed and why before the build moves ahead.

    A Euro Netstart team member planning a website structure on a large screen.
  3. Step 03: We design and build the website around real priorities

    Design and development progress together, with mobile use, accessibility and speed considered from the beginning. You see the work take shape rather than receiving a surprise at the end.

    A Euro Netstart team member working on desktop and mobile website layouts.
  4. Step 04: We test the details before the site goes live

    We review the main journeys, forms, links and responsive layouts. Anything that could confuse a visitor or make the site harder to manage is dealt with before launch.

    Euro Netstart team members reviewing a website across desktop and mobile devices.
  5. Step 05: We launch carefully and remain available afterwards

    Once the work is approved, we launch the site, complete the handover and explain the next sensible steps. Hosting, maintenance and further marketing support can follow when they are genuinely useful.

    A Euro Netstart team member reviewing website launch status on a laptop.

Additional costs and considerations for a growing website

Some work sits outside a core website project. These resources may be useful if you are managing a related part of the work yourself. We will add more here over time.

Review management

A practical way to monitor, respond to and make better use of customer feedback across the platforms that matter to your business.

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Managed WordPress hosting

Managed hosting for WordPress sites with staging, support and capacity to grow. This is useful where WordPress remains the right platform for the job.

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Tell us what the website must achieve and we will price the right scope.

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