How much do websites
cost?
First the website has
to have a home and a name.
The home will be a professional hosting company that stores
your website and makes it available to the Internet. Classic
Web Design runs semidedicated web servers with high speed access;
we charge about $25 a month for a basic commercial site and $40
for a database site. There is also a one-time $50 charge to set
up the site so it is accessible to the World Wide Web. You must
have your own domain name (e.g., ClassicWebDesign.com)
for a professional website. Registration costs from $9-$35 a
year; CWD can help you with it. Ongoing maintenance - changes
to the website - are billed quarterly at $50 per hour.
Second, the website itself
must be created.
We can produce a basic web presence (one-page site) for you for
as little as $300, but a more complex site-- a catalog of your
merchandise, perhaps-- takes considerably longer. We charge by
the hour, so ask us for an estimate when you know what your content
will be. We produce all incidental graphics. If you have a corporate
logo we can use it as a base design to ensure consistency in
navigation buttons and backgrounds. Maintenance is important.
A website is a living thing and it needs a bit of attention now
and then. We would be happy to quote on any job. Just call or
email us.