What budget should you plan for a website?

Start with the action you want.

Should visitors request a quote, book, buy or find information? A campaign page may be enough for a specific offer. Presenting several services requires navigation and dedicated pages. Selling adds a catalogue, ordering rules and operational follow-up. Page count alone cannot explain the difference between two proposals.

Separate launch and operating costs.

KorbonLabs prices are published starting points, shown in the catalogue below. They are not universal prices for every project. Also compare what needs to be paid for or done after launch.

• Design and development: pages, languages, forms, content management and integrations.
• Content: writing, translation, photography and migration of existing text or products.
• Operations: domain, hosting, licences, payment fees and maintenance according to the services selected.

Fit the journey to your customers.

For an audience in Africa, discuss actual devices, image weight, connectivity, languages and contact preferences. For a shop, check payment providers and delivery rules in each sales market. A payment option available in one country is not necessarily available everywhere.

Compare deliverables before amounts.

Ask for pages and functions, the materials you provide, access handed over, acceptance criteria and follow-up. Clarify who owns the domain and technical accounts. Sound technical SEO makes a site easier to interpret; it guarantees neither a Google position nor a number of sales.