What changes the price
The biggest cost drivers are page count, custom design depth, copywriting, content preparation and technical integrations.
- Number of pages
- Amount of copy
- Form logic
- Animations
- CMS or no CMS
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The cost of a website depends less on the number of buzzwords and more on the amount of content, design work, forms, integrations and revisions. A simple first version can be enough to start getting requests.
The biggest cost drivers are page count, custom design depth, copywriting, content preparation and technical integrations.
A lean site should still cover the basics: clear offer, services, proof, FAQ, contact path and search metadata.
Before a site brings leads, it is usually smarter to launch a clear version and improve it from real questions and requests.
FAQ
Yes, if the scope is focused and the content is not too complex.
Not always. If content changes rarely, a static site can be faster and simpler.
2code builds fast landing pages and small business websites with clean copy, mobile layout and written lead capture.
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