What actually drives the cost

Website pricing is not arbitrary. The cost of a website project is driven by a small set of concrete factors:

  • Number of pages and page types — a five-page brochure site and a forty-page B2B site are different projects.
  • Design complexity — template-adjusted layouts cost less than a fully custom design system.
  • Functionality — forms, filters, calculators, portals, payments and integrations all add effort.
  • CMS requirements — whether your team needs to edit content, and how sophisticated that editing needs to be.
  • Content — who writes, structures and optimizes the copy matters more than most businesses expect.
  • Ongoing services — hosting, maintenance, SEO and conversion work after launch.

A practical way to budget

Instead of asking "what does a website cost?", ask "what should this website achieve?" A website meant to generate enquiries every week justifies a different investment than one meant to simply exist. At Shivonix, website projects range from entry-level business websites through custom digital platforms — the right tier depends on your goals, not on a price list.

Timeline expectations

A typical business website takes approximately 7–14 days once requirements, content and approvals are in place. Larger websites and custom applications take longer — mostly because of content readiness and decision speed, not development itself.

Before you spend anything

If you already have a website, start with a structured review rather than a rebuild. Our free website growth audit examines design, mobile usability, performance, technical SEO, content and conversion — so you can decide what actually needs investment.

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