01What you are paying for
- Planning: what each page is for and the one action you want visitors to take.
- Design: a look built around your brand, on desktop and phone.
- Build: turning the design into a fast, working site.
- Content: page copy, photos and moving content over from an old site.
- SEO foundations: page titles, descriptions, structure, a sitemap and fast loading, so Google understands the site.
- Launch: the domain, going live, analytics and a handover.
02What pushes the price up
- More pages, or pages that each need a unique design.
- Features: appointment booking, online payments, member areas, several languages.
- Connections to other tools, such as your CRM, WhatsApp or an AI receptionist.
- An online store with many products.
- Writing all the copy and creating new photos or video from scratch.
03Running costs to plan for
After launch, a website has a few ongoing costs: the domain name (renewed yearly), hosting, any paid tools or plugins, and occasional updates. Ask for these up front so the first-year cost doesn’t surprise you.
04Template or custom?
A template is cheaper and quicker, but your site looks like thousands of others and is often slower. A custom site is built around your brand and the action you want visitors to take, which matters most when the site has to win enquiries or sales, or catch traffic from ads.
05What ByteShark charges
- New website, from $599: up to 5 custom-designed pages, mobile-first, SEO foundations, contact form and WhatsApp button, Google Business Profile setup and analytics. Live in 1–2 weeks.
- Website redesign, from $899: an audit first, redesign of up to 8 pages, rebuilt for speed, content moved across and redirects that keep your Google rankings. Live in 2–3 weeks.
- Website + automation, from $1,799: booking, lead capture, CRM integration, an AI receptionist and automated follow-ups. Live in 3–4 weeks.
You own the site and the domain. See every option on our website pricing page.
