How much does a website cost?
It depends on what the site has to do, and that depends on the business. Pick yours: each page prices the same site three ways - a builder plan from the plans themselves, a freelancer floor from public wage data, and the quotes nobody publishes - and names the costs that are never on the quote.
Cost guides on the blog
Written for the trades that asked first, with the same rule: every number from a plan, a published price or a named source.
How these pages price a website
The Webkio figure is the cheapest plan that covers what that trade's site needs, with the plan's percentage on an assumed monthly amount taken through the site, read from the plans themselves. Other builders are quoted at their published renewal prices, with the date they were read. The freelancer figure is a floor: the days a build typically takes, priced at the US median wage for web developers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, derived on the page. Agencies do not publish prices, so none is invented; each page says what to ask instead.