Website pricing, or what you are actually paying for.

The straight answer: as much as its scope costs. A site with three pages and ready-made copy is different work from a fifteen-page service with texts written from scratch in two languages. So anyone who names one price before knowing your business is guessing. Or padding the number just in case, and the padding is paid by you.

The market does not make this easier. Search results show offers from a few hundred zloty to tens of thousands, and the number alone tells you nothing about what is inside. The key is knowing what a price is made of. Then you can take any offer apart and compare like with like.

So instead of a price list pulled from the air, you get a quote built from specifics: how much work your site needs, how much it can realistically earn for you, and what its upkeep costs. And once you approve the plan, the whole site is finished and running within 7 days.

Our price is made of three parts, and each one can be explained without a spreadsheet.

Part one: how much work the site needs. This covers what you see and what you do not. How many pages to build, whether we write the copy from scratch, whether you need extras like bookings or a second language version. Plus the solid technical work, because the site has to load instantly and Google measures speed with real users. More work means a higher build price.

Part two: how much the site can earn for you. We do not price hours alone. We also look at how much money the site should bring your business. A site meant to win customers in a competitive industry is a bigger investment than a simple brochure, but the return is on a different scale too. The quote shows this plainly, so you know what you are paying for and what to expect.

Part three: the monthly fee. After launch you pay one flat monthly amount that covers everything the site needs: hosting (the server the site runs on), the SSL certificate (the padlock next to the address, without which browsers show your customers a warning), and SEO care, which means keeping the site showing up properly on Google. Small content changes are included as well: one message and it is done.

Not because the price is embarrassing. Because a published price list forces one of two dishonesties. Either the number is set low to attract, and the extras grow later. Or it is set high with padding, and some clients overpay for scope they do not need.

We prefer a simpler arrangement. You tell us about the business, and within 48 hours we send a free audit and a quote itemised into specifics. You see what you are paying for and can compare us with any other offer, point by point. If someone else is cheaper for the same scope, you have every right to take it.

You will also meet our model along the way. We build the site so that it is your property. You are not renting it from us. You pay for the build, then the monthly fee, and if you ever leave, the complete site leaves with you.

Yes, we are writing this on the pricing page: some businesses will never earn back a big website. It is better to know that before spending than after.

If customers find you through your Google Maps listing and referrals, and all you need online is a place with opening hours and a phone number, a very simple site will do. It should be priced accordingly. If you run a restaurant and just want a menu behind a link, you do not need a ten-page website for that.

We will tell you this plainly in the free audit. We would rather build you a small site that makes sense than a big one that does not.