Cost depends on scope. Here are realistic ranges and what drives them.
Budget Ranges (2024)
$15k–$30k — Brochure site rebuild. 10–25 pages, new design, CMS migration. No complex functionality.
$30k–$75k — Mid-size rebuild. 25–75 pages, custom components, lead capture, content migration. Some integrations.
$75k–$150k+ — Large build. Complex catalogs, headless architecture, ecommerce, technical SEO from day one. Multiple integrations.
What Drives Cost
- Page count — More pages, more design and content work.
- Custom functionality — Forms, calculators, configurators. Each adds scope.
- Content migration — Manual migration costs more than automated.
- Integrations — CRM, ERP, analytics. Each connection adds complexity.
- Performance requirements — 90+ Lighthouse, Core Web Vitals. Requires architecture decisions upfront.
How to Control Cost
- Lock scope — Define what’s in and out before design starts.
- Content ready — Have content (or a plan) before build. Delays cost money.
- Phased approach — Launch core first, add features in phase 2.
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