We Provide The Best Web Design & Marketing Services That Help Grow Florida Business.

The cost to hire someone to design a website ranges from $1500 to $15,000+ depending on complexity, design quality, and whether you hire a freelancer or a full agency. Simple business websites usually fall between $1,500 and $3,500, while custom e-commerce builds or advanced features can jump much higher. Remember, you’re not just paying for “a website,” you’re investing in design, usability, SEO, and branding that either puts you on page one—or buries you on page three where nobody visits.

A full website design usually costs $1,500 to $15,000+, depending on the number of pages, design complexity, and custom features. Small businesses typically land in the $2,200–$6,000 range, while full-scale e-commerce or corporate sites can climb toward $20,000 or more. The price covers not just pretty colors but branding, SEO, UX, mobile responsiveness, and not making your visitors guess when they click.

Yes—paying someone to design a website is worth it if you actually want your business to look credible, load fast, and show up in Google. DIY site builders might save money upfront, but they often lead to clunky designs, slow speeds, and “page four of search” invisibility. A pro-built site gives you SEO, mobile-friendliness, and branding that doesn’t look like you slapped it together on a Sunday.

A good website designer typically costs anywhere from $1,500 to $10,000+ depending on the size, complexity, and goals of your site. Rates vary by experience, location, and whether you want a freelancer, an agency, or just your cousin who “knows Squarespace or Wix” A professional designer isn’t just making it pretty—they’re building SEO structure, mobile speed, and branding that makes your business look like it belongs on page one, not page four.

Yes, it’s cheaper upfront to DIY a website using builders like Wix, Squarespace, a Dex or Yellow page template but cheaper doesn’t always mean better. Get ready to spend thousands in Google Ads trying to get on page one. You’ll save money at first, but hidden costs show up later— very slow website, bad SEO, and designs that look like a digital yard sale. A DIY site may cost you business leads, while a professional site costs more but 100% makes you money back through credibility and conversions.

Building a website can take anywhere from 30 to 40 hours for WordPress to 100+ hours for e-commerce sites depending on size, features, and complexity. A basic informational site may be completed in about 30-40 hours, while eCommerce or custom projects require significantly more time. DIY platforms may advertise fast setup, but planning, design, and revisions often extend the timeline.

We have a four-part web design process. All have approval stages so you get what you want and need.

• Discover – We meet with you to discuss your web design goals.
• Design – This design phase is where our web designers design a visual mock-up or wire-frame example so you can see what the design will look like.
• Develop – This is where we take the visual mock-up design and code or program your website so it can be viewed on the web and mobile devices.
• Deploy – The final website design step is to publish your new website for everyone to see on the Internet.