By Bexley Web Services · Updated 20 October 2026
A useful website quote explains what you will receive and what it takes to keep the site running. The headline price is only part of that decision. For a small business in Bexley or elsewhere in London, start with the jobs your site needs to do: explain a service, show examples of work, collect enquiries or support an online process.
Our website starting prices
| Project | Starting price | Useful starting point for |
|---|---|---|
| Starter website | £399 | A focused online presence explaining your business and how to enquire. |
| Business website | £749 | More pages, a broader service offering or additional functionality. |
| Custom application | Quoted individually | Portals, bookings or tools with their own workflows and integrations. |
| Branding or maintenance | Quoted individually | A new visual identity or an agreed plan for ongoing website care. |
These figures describe our starting prices, rather than a market average or a fixed package for every business. Your written quote confirms the pages, features, content work, costs and payment terms for your project. Share your priorities and approximate budget so we can discuss a realistic scope.
What changes the price of a website?
The content and number of pages
A business with one main service needs a different structure from a company with several distinct services. Each page needs useful text, appropriate images and a clear next step. Tell us whether you have content ready or need help preparing it. Adding many similar pages without useful information is rarely a good use of your budget.
Design and branding
An established logo, colour palette and good photographs give the design a starting point. A new identity or brand refresh adds a separate piece of work. We can discuss branding and logo design alongside your website so the assets and page layouts follow one direction.
Functionality and integrations
An enquiry form is different from a booking system with availability rules, account access and payments. Explain the task your customer or team needs to complete, rather than starting with a list of software names. A custom web application is quoted around the workflow, data, permissions and integrations involved.
Replacing an existing website
A redesign may involve reviewing existing content, moving data and preserving important page addresses. Redirects, domain access and checks after launch belong in that plan. If your current site mainly needs a specific repair, focused website improvements may make more sense than rebuilding it.
Ask about the costs after launch
Domain registration, hosting, business email, paid software and maintenance can have separate renewal charges. The services you need depend on the build. Ask which costs are included, which you will pay directly and what changes at renewal. A low initial hosting cost does not explain the whole lifetime cost of a site.
Agree who controls your domain, how website changes will be made and what support covers. Maintenance may include agreed updates, checks or content changes; a new feature may need its own quote. We discuss these responsibilities alongside the project rather than assuming every business needs the same arrangement.
Questions to ask when comparing quotes
- Which pages and features are included, and what is outside the scope?
- Who supplies the text, photographs, logo and other brand assets?
- How are feedback, revisions and additional requests handled?
- What are the domain, hosting, email and software renewal costs?
- Who owns or controls the accounts, files and content after handover?
- How will mobile usability, forms, redirects and search settings be checked?
- What support is available after launch, and what does it cost?
Start with an outline, not a technical specification.
Tell us what your business does, who you want to reach, whether you have an existing website and the most useful outcome for the new one. If you have a launch date or budget in mind, include it. We can then discuss the web design work and any additional features before preparing a quote. There is no obligation to proceed.
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