It's one of the first questions every business asks, and the honest answer is: it depends on what the website needs to do. Two websites can look similar and still be very different projects. Here's what really affects the price, so you can compare proposals with confidence.
1. What the website needs to achieve
A site that presents your services is a different project from one that takes bookings, sells products or gives clients a secure portal. The more the site does for your business, the more design, development and testing it needs.
2. Number of pages and languages
Each page needs structure, content and design. Bilingual websites in Greek and English also need each language set up properly for Google, not just translated text.
3. Features and integrations
Contact forms, WhatsApp, Google Maps and analytics are standard. Online bookings, client areas, payments, or connections to your CRM, accounting system or Microsoft 365 add more work, and more value.
4. Content and visuals
Do you already have text, photos and a logo, or do they need to be created? Professional copy and imagery often make a bigger difference to enquiries than any design detail.
5. Search visibility and performance
A fast, mobile-first website with proper titles, descriptions, structured data and a sitemap gives Google what it needs. These foundations should be part of every website, not an extra.
6. What happens after launch
Hosting, domain, security updates, backups and small changes over time. Ask every supplier what's included after launch and who owns the website.
How to compare proposals
- Is the scope written down clearly?
- Are both languages included and set up for Google?
- Is the site fast and designed for mobile first?
- What's included after launch?
- Can the site grow later, for example into bookings, a client portal or a CRM?
At ADSolutions we price each project on its scope and send a clear written proposal before any work starts. Tell us what you need and we'll recommend the right approach.