Website prices vary hugely, from free DIY builders to agency projects costing thousands. For most small businesses in Northern Ireland, the right answer sits in between. This guide explains what drives the cost, shows real prices, and covers the ongoing costs people often forget.
What affects the cost of a website?
- Number of pages: a single landing page costs far less than a ten-page site.
- Template or custom design: templates are quicker and cheaper; custom design sets you apart.
- Features: booking systems, online shops and integrations add development time.
- SEO and content: proper search engine setup and well-written pages take work, but they're how customers find you.
- Ongoing care: hosting, updates and support after launch.
Nitech website prices
Here's what our packages cost, as of October 2026:
- One-page landing site: £150, with extra pages at £100 each.
- Starter website: £500 for up to five pages on a professional template, with basic SEO and Google indexing.
- Business package: £850 for a custom-designed site of up to five pages, with advanced SEO and performance optimisation.
- Branding package: £200.
Ongoing costs to budget for
- Hosting: £100 per year.
- Company email: £20 per year.
- Domain name: varies by domain.
- Management plans: from £25 per month for fixes, updates and strategy calls.
See every package and add-on on our pricing page.
Template or custom?
If you need to get online quickly on a budget, a template site is a sensible start. If your business competes on brand, or you want a site that looks unlike your competitors, custom design is worth it.
How to choose a web designer
- Compare quotes by what's included, not just the headline price.
- Ask who owns the website once it's paid for. With Nitech, you do.
- Check how they handle SEO, hosting and updates after launch.
- Look at recent work. Here's ours.
Want a fixed price for your project? Tell us what you need and we'll send a clear quote.