Every project is different, but that does not mean pricing has to be vague. This page is here to give a sensible starting point on scope, what tends to affect cost and when a quick conversation is the best route to clarity.
These are not rigid packages. They are a clearer way to think about where a project is likely to sit before a more accurate recommendation is made.
This usually suits smaller businesses that need a clean, credible website with clear service messaging, a manageable page count and a strong route to enquiry.
A tighter page structure
Clear trust and service messaging
Mobile-first design
Strong essentials rather than unnecessary complexity
This is a better fit when the website plays a bigger commercial role and needs stronger page architecture, better conversion flow, more service depth and clearer local SEO support.
Broader service or landing-page coverage
Stronger conversion planning
More content shaping and hierarchy work
A site built to support long-term growth
Redesign pricing depends heavily on what needs to be retained, improved or migrated. Some redesigns are relatively straightforward. Others need careful work to protect SEO, content and structure.
Audit and problem diagnosis
Retention of useful content and assets
Reworked structure and positioning
Safer transition planning where needed
The most useful pricing conversations usually come from understanding what the business needs the website to do, how much content there is and how strategically the site needs to perform after launch.
The most helpful pricing conversations are about outcomes, not just cost in isolation. A site meant to generate leads and support SEO growth needs a different level of investment than a very simple online brochure.
A business website is strongest when the budget and build scope match what the site actually needs to do.
Some businesses need a leaner, sharper website. Others need more depth, proof, landing pages and growth potential from day one.
A quick conversation usually makes it possible to recommend the right direction without forcing the project into an artificial package.
The most useful question is not just what the site costs to build, but what it helps the business do afterwards.
These FAQs answer the common pricing questions businesses ask before deciding whether a project is likely to be a good fit.
The cost depends on what the website needs to do, how much content is involved, whether this is a redesign or a new build, and how important lead generation, SEO and editing flexibility are to the project.
2FOUR prefers to recommend the right scope rather than forcing every project into a rigid package. Some projects are straightforward and some need more strategy, content work or technical depth.
Yes. A quick conversation is usually enough to give useful direction on likely scope, budget level and whether the project sounds like a simple build, a more strategic lead-generation site or a redesign.
The biggest cost drivers are usually page count, content quality, CMS requirements, redesign complexity, SEO considerations, integrations and how much strategic work is needed before the build starts.
Call 01273 639 019 or get in touch and 2four can usually give useful direction quickly based on your current website, goals and likely level of project complexity.
Book a free 30-minute consultation with 2four. You'll get a direct, practical view of where your current website is falling short and what would improve it.