How Much Will My Website Cost?

LizzL

Hey guys! Saw a new blog post from my consultant manager thought it would fit well here.

http://kentdagnall.com/website-cost/

My coworker (Kent Dagnall) wrote this blog post & it's a pretty great resource to understand all the things you need for building a new website, & how not to break the bank doing it.

Let me know what you guys think!

selenaly

thanks for sharing. I am new at this work and your sharing gives me basic knowledge to develop my wish site.By the way, i want to design a website in e-commerce. do you think i should do Magento Extension? i was suggested to hire designers and install Magento Daily deal for my website. Is this necessary?

Rohit_webGuy

The blog link is not opening as it is giving a database connection error. I am interested in reading the article.

Charlie P

Here is the article posted on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140811215456-22313524-how-much-will-my-site-cost?trk=mp-reader-card I hope that helps.

Sherri

I know a guy that will do it for 700$ and that includes getting it more visible in different search engines. That's cheap and its worth it.
Sherri

abdelrhman

Thanks for sharing such perfect tips which will help people calculate the whole cost before going into the game

Thanks
Abdelrhman

Valery

It depends on the type of the website you need. The cheapest option is landing page or a simple html site - they are perfect fit when you need to place information about your company on the internet. This one is your online business card.
In case you need to provide some services via the website like placing orders, paying for physical goods, booking rooms etc. you'll need a more complicated solution.
If you need to place a large amount of information and regularly change your website content, CMS will be a good solution for you. CMS stands for content management system and it allows easily create, replace and edit pages on your website.
There are two possible options: creating a website on CMS or developing a custom web application.
The first one will be cheaper and more appropriate for growing business. The second usually applied by enterprises that have resources and the real need to implement all features they need. I'd like to share with you this article about CMS: it explains what is CMS and why it can be convenient for you. Also there is a table with world's top CMS comparison: https://easternpeak.com/services/web-de ... omization/
Hope this helps:)

PRGuyDC

If you will use CMS then make sure you go with something based on wordpress. It is honestly the best CMS out there with a ton of features.

I personally did not use WP and instead used some open source cart that gave me the features I wanted. A few years later, and I am seeing how wordpress could have benefited me a ton more.

There are many themes and many developers that can help you in word press.