Small business website packages built at fixed price

Every Redefine Web package publishes the full fixed price on the page, so there is no guessing after a discovery call. The Starter package is $799 for a 5-page WordPress build. The Growth package is $1,299 for a 12-page build with more integrations and content migration. The Scale package is $1,999 for a 25-page build with light custom work, WooCommerce ecommerce prep, and quarterly performance reviews. Custom builds start at $18K and get quoted separately. Every price bundles design, WordPress build, 12 months of hosting, Google Business Profile setup, GA4 wiring, Calendly integration, LocalBusiness schema, and one round of revisions. Nothing on the invoice was missing from the quote. Small business website packages under $500 typically skip GBP, schema, or hosting. Packages above $5K are usually custom builds sold as packages. Redefine Web sits in the middle where the numbers make sense for a real launch. Google Business Profile setup rules are baked into every tier.

A real fixed-price web design package for a small business runs between $799 and $2,000 in 2026. Under $500 usually means a page-builder template with no GBP, no schema, no hosting, and no ownership on handoff. Above $5,000 usually means a custom build sold as a package with hidden change orders billed at the end. Redefine Web publishes 3 fixed-price small business web design packages on this page. Starter is $799 for a 5-page WordPress build. Growth is $1,299 for 12 pages with content migration and blog setup. Scale is $1,999 for 25 pages with WooCommerce prep and quarterly performance reviews. Every package includes design, WordPress build on hand-tuned code, 12 months of managed hosting, GBP, GA4, Calendly, LocalBusiness schema, and one round of revisions. No add-on fees before launch day. If your build needs a page or integration outside package scope it gets quoted separately, on paper, before work starts on that new scope. Nothing gets added to the invoice silently after signature.

Redefine Web publishes 3 real small business web design packages on this page. Starter at $799 covers a 5-page WordPress site with home, services, about, contact, and a booking page for calls. Growth at $1,299 covers 12 pages with content migration from Wix or Squarespace, advanced form logic, and a blog with pillar architecture. Scale at $1,999 covers 25 pages with light custom work, WooCommerce ecommerce prep for storefronts under 500 SKUs, and quarterly performance reviews for the first year post-launch. All 3 tiers come with design, WordPress build on hand-tuned code, 12 months of hosting, Google Business Profile setup, GA4, Calendly integration, LocalBusiness schema, one round of revisions, and 30 days of post-launch monitoring. Every tier launches in a fixed window: 4 to 6 weeks for Starter, 6 to 8 for Growth, 8 to 10 for Scale. The deliverables list per package is published in full on the pricing block below this section, not buried in a proposal PDF you only get after a discovery call.

A freelance small business website designer usually bills $75 to $200 an hour, which turns into a $3,000 to $8,000 project once revisions, hosting, GBP setup, and schema get added. An agency retainer often starts at $2,500 a month plus a $5,000 setup fee up front. A fixed-price small business web design package like the 3 tiers on this page removes the hourly math from the conversation entirely. Redefine Web publishes Starter at $799, Growth at $1,299, and Scale at $1,999. Every price bundles design, WordPress build, 12 months of hosting, GBP, GA4, Calendly, LocalBusiness schema, one round of revisions, and 30 days of post-launch monitoring. The line item you see on the quote is the exact line item on the final invoice. No hourly billing. No change orders during build. If you need a page or feature outside package scope it gets quoted separately, on paper, before work starts. That is the entire point of a fixed-price package versus an hourly-billed designer.

Small businesses build a website in 1 of 4 ways in 2026. First, a page-builder like Wix or Squarespace with a template. Cheap, fast, and light on SEO plus ownership after the fact. Second, a freelance designer at $75 to $200 an hour billing $3,000 to $8,000 once the project is real. Third, an agency retainer at $2,500 a month plus setup. Fourth, a fixed-price small business web design package like the 3 tiers on this page. Redefine Web publishes Starter at $799, Growth at $1,299, and Scale at $1,999. Every package includes design, WordPress build on hand-tuned code, 12 months of managed hosting, GBP setup, GA4, Calendly, LocalBusiness schema, one round of revisions, and 30 days of post-launch monitoring. Ownership transfers to your login on day of launch. WordPress admin, hosting, domain, GBP, GA4, and Search Console all move over on that day. Nothing lives inside our accounts after handoff. See the LocalBusiness schema guide for what goes into that setup on every tier.

$1,500 is a fair price for a small business website today if what you get at that number is a real fixed-price package with design, WordPress build, 12 months of managed hosting, Google Business Profile setup, GA4 wiring, LocalBusiness schema, and one round of revisions all bundled in. Anything less than that usually skips GBP, schema, or hosting and leaves the ADA compliance risk sitting on you. Anything more than $3,000 for an SMB should include content migration, blog setup, and quarterly performance reviews for the first year. The Redefine Web Growth package sits at $1,299 for exactly that scope on 12 pages, and Scale at $1,999 covers 25 pages plus WooCommerce ecommerce prep. Both fall inside the $1,500 window most small business owners have in mind on this decision. Both launch in a locked timeline: 6 to 8 weeks for Growth, 8 to 10 weeks for Scale. And both hand you full ownership on day of launch. Nothing lives inside Redefine Web accounts after handoff.

The cheapest small business website in 2026 is a Wix or Squarespace template at $16 to $27 a month. Total 12-month cost is $200 to $325 plus your own time on design and setup. The tradeoff is limited SEO control, no ownership on migration, and no bundled GBP or schema. The cheapest fixed-price small business web design package with a real WordPress base is Redefine Web Starter at $799. That covers 5 pages, design, WordPress build, 12 months of managed hosting, Google Business Profile setup, GA4, Calendly, LocalBusiness schema, and one round of revisions. Ownership transfers on day of launch. For a business relying on local search or booked calls, the difference between a $27/mo template and an $799 fixed-price package usually pays back inside 3 months on the appointment side. Below $799 the package math stops working for local search. GBP alone usually costs 3 to 5 hours of setup, and skipping it hurts local visibility more than the $500 saved on a template.

The cheapest option for a small business website is a Wix or Squarespace template at $16 to $27 a month. Total 12-month cost is around $200 to $325. It works if the business only needs a brochure page and never plans to compete on local search. The tradeoff is thin SEO control, no bundled GBP, no LocalBusiness schema, and no ownership if you migrate off the platform later. The cheapest real fixed-price small business web design package with WordPress under the hood is Redefine Web Starter at $799. That includes design, WordPress build on hand-tuned code, 12 months of managed hosting, GBP setup, GA4 wiring, Calendly integration, LocalBusiness schema, and one round of revisions. Ownership transfers on day of launch. If your business books calls, takes appointments, or relies on local search, the Starter package pays back inside 90 days on booked calls. Core Web Vitals are green out of the box. See Google Core Web Vitals for what that means for ranking.

No. Change orders are the whole reason a fixed-price small business website package exists. Scope is locked on the signed brief in week 1. Page count, deliverables list, and integrations do not change once the SOW is signed. If you request a page or feature outside package scope during build, it gets quoted separately as a fixed-price add-on and gets added to the next phase, not billed silently at the end. What you see on the quote is what shows up on the invoice. Common add-ons on Starter and Growth are extra landing pages, blog migration, HubSpot integration, or Google Ads landing pages. Every add-on gets a locked price and a locked delivery date on paper before build starts. If the request is bigger than an add-on we suggest moving up a tier. Redefine Web bills nothing hourly during a build. Nothing gets added to your invoice that was not on the signed quote. That commitment is written into every SOW.

Yes on every tier. Local search is half the reason small businesses buy a website package, so Google Business Profile is a launch requirement, not an add-on. Categories, hours, service areas, geo-tagged photos, the review flow pulled to the homepage, the appointment link visible in the map pack, and LocalBusiness schema are all wired in before the package goes live. GBP dashboard access transfers to your Google login on day of launch. Nothing lives inside Redefine Web accounts. If your GBP already exists we clean up categories, add missing service areas, and reconnect the review flow to the new homepage. If it does not exist yet we claim it, verify it, and wire it in during the build phase. Every tier ships with the same GBP scope: Starter, Growth, or Scale. The only difference across tiers is page count and integration depth, not local SEO baseline. That baseline is the same on every small business website package on the pricing block.

Hosting for the first 12 months is bundled into every fixed-price package. Managed WordPress, daily backups, SSL, CDN, and a staging environment all included. After 12 months, hosting rolls into a Redefine Web maintenance package from $199/mo, which also covers security patches, plugin updates, small edits, uptime monitoring, and Core Web Vitals watch. Maintenance is optional. If you prefer to move hosting to your own provider on day 31 the site walks with you cleanly. Nothing lives inside Redefine Web accounts. WordPress admin, hosting login, domain registrar, GBP, GA4, and Search Console all transfer to your account on day of launch. The maintenance package tiers start at $199/mo for standard, $299/mo for growth, and $499/mo for scale. Turnaround on maintenance tickets is typically 24 to 48 business hours. Every ticket flows through your client dashboard. No hourly billing on maintenance either. That is the entire point of a fixed-price small business website package on both build and maintenance.

Yes on every tier. Mobile-first is not an add-on and neither is WCAG 2.1 AA. Every package build gets tested on iPhone SE, Pixel 6, and iPad before launch. Accessibility clears Axe scans plus a human NVDA and VoiceOver pass. ADA demand letters against small business sites are up 78% since 2020 and defending one runs into 5-figures fast. Every small business website package clears WCAG AA before DNS cutover so you are protected on day 1. Core Web Vitals target: LCP under 1.8s on mobile, CLS under 0.1, INP under 200ms. That is an acceptance criterion on every package page before launch, not a nice-to-have. Click-to-call above the fold on every page, tested on real hardware. Booking forms tested on real hardware too. If any package page misses accessibility or Core Web Vitals baselines during QA, it gets fixed before launch and the launch date does not slip. Delay lives on us if we miss.

Yes. You own everything at handoff. WordPress admin, hosting login, domain registrar, Git repo, GBP dashboard, GA4 property, and Search Console all transfer to your login on day of launch. Redefine Web does not lock you in. If you move to another agency next year every asset walks with you and the next developer can pick up the codebase from day 1. Nothing is proprietary on any tier. No custom page-builder plugin, no rented framework, no gated CMS. The handoff bundle includes a recorded video walkthrough of WordPress admin, a written editor guide, a 301 redirect map spreadsheet, and 60 days of transition support at no add-on fee. If you take the maintenance package from $199/mo everything stays managed and you still own every asset on file. That commitment is written into every small business website package SOW before signature. Ownership is not sold as an upsell here. It is the default on every tier we quote.