Problems this page addresses
- The project scope is unclear
- Quotes are hard to compare
- The buyer does not know what is included
- Cheap builds create expensive fixes later
Web design pricing
Web design pricing for serious website projects.
Guide pricing starts at £950-£1,750 for audits, from £4,500 for essential builds, £7,500-£12,500 for premium builds, £6,500-£15,000 for redesigns, and £750-£2,000/month for ongoing optimization.
Fit
Best for buyers who want to understand the right engagement model before starting a website build or redesign.
760 Studios keeps pricing conversations tied to scope and business value: page count, content readiness, design depth, SEO requirements, integrations, migration risk, and launch support.
What the work can include
- Website audit: £950-£1,750
- Essential build: from £4,500
- Premium build: £7,500-£12,500
- Website redesign: £6,500-£15,000
- Ongoing optimization: £750-£2,000/month
Useful before it ranks
Built for buyer decisions first, search visibility second.
The page has to help a human buyer understand fit, scope, proof, risk, and next steps. Search foundations then support that useful content with crawlable structure, metadata, schema, and internal links.
Relevant project types
- Audit
- Starter build
- Premium presence
- Redesign
- Bespoke build
- Ongoing optimisation
Useful evidence to prepare
- Price comparison table
- Scope change drivers
- Budget qualification questions
Technical foundations
The route uses a unique title, description, canonical URL, service schema, breadcrumb schema, sitemap entry, and internal links without visible keyword stuffing.
Proof discipline
Reviews, rankings, local offices, client outcomes, certifications, awards, and completed-project proof are only shown when accurate and supportable.
Relevant work
Concept Lab directions connected to this buyer route.
These examples show the structure and decision-making that would support this type of project without implying live-client proof.
SaaS Brand And Application Reference Architecture
A concept-lab reference for a SaaS company that needs sharper positioning, a stronger marketing site, and clearer product interface direction.
Professional Services Trust Architecture
A concept-lab reference for a consultancy or professional-services firm that needs a more premium brand presence and clearer service architecture.
Evidence
The route gets stronger when real evidence is available.
Search pages and project briefs are strongest when proof supports the claim. These are the assets to prepare when they exist.
Page count
Use it only when it is accurate, visible to users, and supported by the business or project record.
Content status
Use it only when it is accurate, visible to users, and supported by the business or project record.
Design and development requirements
Use it only when it is accurate, visible to users, and supported by the business or project record.
Deadline and launch constraints
Use it only when it is accurate, visible to users, and supported by the business or project record.
FAQs
Common questions about web design pricing.
These answers are visible on the page and kept aligned with the offer, proof, pricing, and contact route.
Can you give a fixed price without a brief?
The published ranges are useful guide prices. A fixed quote needs at least the page scope, content state, design expectations, technical requirements, migration needs, and launch timeline.
Is there a smaller starting point?
Yes. A website audit is a lower-commitment way to clarify priorities before a full redesign or build.