Pricing: what a website, shop or app costs

Build

Where a build starts

A starting price is the floor for a straightforward scope, not an average. Bigger projects are split into phases and priced one at a time.

Web development
from £900
A clear, lightweight website that says the right thing and that you can update yourself.
eCommerce shop
from £2,500
A shop that takes payments properly: stock, shipping, tax and a short, simple checkout.
Web and mobile apps
from £4,000
Web and mobile apps for iOS and Android, built around the people who use them every day.
Hosting and domain
from £276 / year
Set up with the build and kept by us: domain, DNS, HTTPS, the server, backups and monitoring. Hosting from £250 a year, plus a domain from £26 a year for each one.
Logo design and brandbook
on request
Quoted per project: a mark alone and a full brand system are not the same job.
Google Ads and social media
on request
Monthly management against agreed targets, reported every month.

Running costs

Hosting and server
from £250 / year
Server, HTTPS, backups and monitoring.
Domain
from £26 / year
Registration and renewal, per domain.
Care plan
from £250 / year, or from £25 / month
Updates, backups, help when something breaks and up to an hour a month of small changes.
Extra work
from £35 / hour
Anything beyond the care plan or a quoted scope.

What changes a price

A starting price assumes a straightforward scope. These are what take a project above it.

Work beyond an agreed scope is from £35 an hour.

Prices are in pounds sterling and exclude VAT. We are Spotonmark OÜ, formerly Brandweb LTD, registered in Estonia; for EU business clients, VAT is self-assessed under the reverse charge.
Builds are invoiced 50% to start and 50% on delivery, phase by phase.
Hosting, domains and care are billed yearly and renew on the same date.
A written quote is valid for 30 days and lists what is not included.
Marketing targets are aims we agree and measure, not guarantees: we do not promise search positions, visitor numbers or sales. What we promise, and what we cannot.

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