The honest answer is: it depends on what the website has to do. But "it depends" is a useless answer, so here are real numbers.
Informative website β βΉ15,000 to βΉ30,000
Five to twelve pages, a blog, an enquiry form and an admin panel. This suits service businesses, consultants, clinics and small brands. At this budget you should still get mobile responsiveness, on-page SEO and a year of support. If a quote at this level does not include an admin panel, ask why.
eCommerce store β βΉ25,000 to βΉ55,000
Product catalogue, filters, cart, payment gateway, shipping rules and an order dashboard. The variable is catalogue complexity: 30 simple products is a very different build from 3,000 products with variants and warehouse sync.
Custom platform or app β βΉ50,000 upwards
Marketplaces, booking systems, SaaS dashboards, delivery apps. Price scales with business logic, not page count.
What actually moves the price
Number of unique page designs. Number of user roles. Payment and third-party integrations. Content β if we write it, that is time. And revisions, which is why we lock scope in writing before starting.
Where not to save money
Hosting, SSL, and support. A βΉ40,000 website on βΉ99/month hosting will feel like a βΉ8,000 website to your customer.
Getting an accurate quote
Send a rough list of pages and features. We come back with a fixed price and a milestone plan, usually the same day.