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How much does a WordPress website cost?

Build your estimate in three steps. Pick a site type, set the page count and choose features. You get a starting range in GBP, USD or INR.

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Choose your site type

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How many pages do you need? 10

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Add the features you need

ABOUT THIS TOOL

About the WordPress Website Cost Calculator

The WordPress Website Cost Calculator gives you a planning estimate based on the type of site, the number of pages and the features you need. It shows a starting range in GBP, USD or INR, so you can answer the question how much does a wordpress website cost before you speak to a developer.

Why use this tool

Set a budget first

Know the likely range before you request quotes, so you can compare proposals with confidence.

Based on real packages

Starting prices come from our actual WordPress packages, not vague hourly guesses.

Compare options quickly

Change pages or features and watch the range move, so you can decide what matters most.

How to use it

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    Choose your site type

    Pick starter, business, WooCommerce or custom. Each type covers a different level of work.

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    Set pages and features

    Move the page slider and tick the add-ons you need, such as custom design or a blog setup.

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    Read the range

    Check the estimate and breakdown, then request a free proposal for an exact price.

How much does a WordPress website cost?

A simple starter site for a small business is the entry point. A business site with a blog and SEO setup costs more because it has more pages, content structure and search work. A WooCommerce store costs more again because it needs product setup, payments, shipping and checkout testing. Use the calculator to see where your project fits.

What affects the price of a WordPress site?

The biggest factors are design, page count, custom functionality, content preparation, integrations and SEO setup. A template-based site with ready content costs less than a custom design with a booking system. Hosting and monthly maintenance are separate costs that you should plan for from the start.

Ways to lower cost without losing quality

Prepare your text and images before the build starts, since content delays are a common cause of extra cost. Launch with the core pages first and add sections later. A clear brief also reduces revisions, which keeps the wordpress development cost predictable.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a WordPress website cost?

A simple WordPress site for a small business starts from $600. A full business site with a blog and SEO setup needs a custom quote. WooCommerce stores also need a custom quote. Your final price depends on design, features and content.

Is this estimate a final quote?

No. The calculator gives a starting range to help you plan. We confirm the exact price after a short discussion of your goals, pages and features.

Do you charge monthly for WordPress maintenance?

Yes, we offer monthly maintenance plans covering updates, backups, security checks and small edits. You can add a plan to the estimate in the calculator.

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wordpress website cost calculator

Estimate your WordPress website cost in three steps

This WordPress website cost calculator gives a planning range based on the type of site, the number of pages and the features you need. Choose a starter, business, WooCommerce or custom build, set the page count, and tick the extras you want. The result is a starting range in GBP, USD or INR. It is a planning estimate, not a final quote, because content, design and timeline all change the price.

What affects the price of a WordPress build

The biggest drivers are the number of pages, custom design, blog setup, advanced SEO and schema, speed work, multilingual support and ongoing maintenance. A simple business site costs far less than a WooCommerce store with custom checkout, product feeds and integrations. Custom features such as booking systems, membership areas or calculators need more planning, because each one has its own rules and testing. The calculator adds these as separate line items so you can see what drives the total.

How our starting packages are structured

Our starter site, business site and WooCommerce store packages begin at fixed starting prices, with custom quotes for larger or specialist builds. Each package states what is included, such as the number of pages, design work and support after launch. Maintenance plans are priced per month and cover updates, backups and security checks. Every final price is confirmed in a written proposal before any work starts. Read our WordPress development page for a detailed list of what each level includes.

Planning a WordPress site with a clear budget

Before you ask for quotes, decide what the site must do. List the main pages, the forms or bookings you need, and any integrations with your CRM or email tools. A clear brief reduces surprises and makes quotes easier to compare. WordPress is a strong choice for business sites because you own the files and content, and you can change developers later if needed. The WordPress for small business page explains the common needs for local service firms.

Compare the cost of a redesign or a migration

If you already have a website, compare the calculator result with the cost of a website redesign. A redesign keeps your URLs and content while improving the structure and speed. A migration moves a site from another platform, which needs a redirect plan to protect search visibility. Both have their own cost factors, and the right choice depends on what your current site already does well.

Next steps after you have a range

Once you have a starting range, request a written quote or book a free audit to see what your current site needs. Our team reviews the brief, checks the scope and replies within 24 hours. Costs are easier to judge once you know the work involved. For general guidance on planning a website, Google’s SEO starter guide explains the basics that any build should include.

How to read the estimate range

The calculator shows a low and a high figure, because a real project always has some variation. The low figure assumes the content is ready and the brief is clear. The high figure allows for extra revisions, additional pages and more testing. A wide range usually means the brief still has open questions, which is normal at the planning stage.

Currency conversion is an estimate too. Prices are calculated in one base currency and converted for display, so a final quote may be presented in a different currency depending on your location and payment method. Always ask for the written scope, because it lists exactly what is included and what is not.

Questions to answer before requesting a quote

Decide how many pages you need, which ones are essential at launch, and which can follow later. Confirm whether you need a blog, a contact or booking form, and any integration with email, a CRM or payments. Gather your logo, photos and written content, because late content is one of the most common causes of delay.

If you already have a site, note what is working and what is not. A website redesign can keep the content you value while improving structure and speed. For a store, the WordPress for ecommerce page explains what a WooCommerce build usually includes beyond the design.