Website Design Packages
South Africa

Page count is the obvious one — five pages at R5,500, twelve at R8,500, up to twenty at R16,500. Custom functionality is the expensive one: a booking flow or payment integration is real engineering, not a setting. Content is the one people forget — if we are writing and sourcing imagery rather than placing what you already have, that is time on the invoice.

Five covers home, a service page, about, contact and one more — enough for a trade or a single-location business to be found and trusted. You need twelve when you sell several distinct services that people search for separately, because each one earns its own page. If you cannot name what would go on pages six to twelve, you do not need them yet. Growing a site is cheap; rebuilding one is not.

The 70% covers design, build and the content work that happens before anything goes live; the remaining 30% falls due at launch. There is no third payment and no retainer hiding behind the quote. We do not rent you a website: no instalment plan, no minimum term, no clause that takes the site down if you stop paying. When it launches, the code, files and logins are handed over. If you leave us, the site goes with you.

An affordable website design that is affordable because it is hand-coded and tightly scoped is good value. One that is cheap because it is a marketplace template with thirty plugins bolted on will cost you more within a year — in load time, in edits you cannot make yourself, and in the rebuild you will pay for anyway. We would rather quote R5,500 for something small and correct than R16,500 for something you do not need.

How many pages? Who writes the content? Do I own the site at the end? A quote that looks half the price often excludes two of the three, and the gap explains itself once those are answered in writing.