Starter Website Package
Five pages, custom designed, built to be found and contacted.
The WebBizora Starter package is a five-page custom business website for $1,199 as a one-time cost, including responsive design, a working contact form, speed and accessibility work, two revision rounds and 30 days of post-launch support, with full ownership of the finished site transferring to the client.
Included
- Up to 5 pages
- Custom responsive design — no template
- Contact form with spam protection
- Speed and Core Web Vitals work
- Accessible markup (WCAG-aware build)
- Basic schema and meta setup
- 2 revision rounds
- 30 days post-launch support
- Full ownership of the finished site
Not included — and why we say so up front
- Domain registration and renewal — yours to own, typically $10-20 a year
- Hosting — yours to choose, typically $5-30 a month for a site this size
- Content writing and product descriptions (available separately)
- Photography and stock image licensing
- Logo design from scratch — existing brand assets required
- SEO, paid ads and social media management — not sold here; we can refer you
- Ongoing maintenance after the included support period (optional plan)
Every one of those exclusions is standard across the industry — published cost guides note that even a $5,000 build typically excludes content writing. Suppliers differ mainly in whether they tell you before or after.
What Changes Once It Is Live
Before
Hard to verify
A customer checking you out finds a social profile and no way to confirm the business is real.
Enquiries at your pace
People can only reach you when someone is free to answer.
Unclear coverage
Nobody can tell which areas or services you actually cover.
Details scattered
Hours, prices and contact details live in three places and disagree.
Compliance unaddressed
Disclosure and accessibility duties that apply to your market are simply unmet.
With this package
Checkable in a minute
Company details, service areas and what you do, stated plainly and verifiable.
Contactable at 11pm
A form and a WhatsApp route that work when the phone does not.
Coverage stated
The areas and services you genuinely serve, named, so the right people find you.
Fast on a phone
Speed and Core Web Vitals worked on during the build, not afterwards.
Built to the rules
Accessible markup and the disclosures your market requires, in from the start.
What we will not claim: that a new site will lift your search rankings. That depends on competitors, links and a dozen things outside a developer’s control. What is inside it is everything above.
The detail
Who This Is For
A small business getting online properly for the first time, or replacing something built on a free builder that has stopped being enough.
Who it is not for: Selling products online, taking bookings, or anything needing more than about five pages. Those start at Premium. We would rather move you to the right package than sell you the wrong one.
What Five Pages Actually Means
Home, about, services, one industry or location page, and contact. That is the shape most small business sites need and very few exceed in their first year. Each page is designed for what it has to do rather than dropped into a shared template — the services page is built to be scanned, the contact page is built to be completed on a phone. If you later need more, pages can be added without rebuilding; the structure is designed for that from the start.
Why the Contact Form Is the Part We Fuss Over
On a small business site it is where almost all the value sits. Ours ships with spam protection, works on a phone without zooming, and asks for the fewest fields that still let us reply — the same discipline we applied to our own contact page when we cut it from fourteen fields to four. Published research on form length is consistent that conversion falls as fields increase, with the sharpest drop between four and seven.
Accessibility Is in the Build, Not an Add-On
Semantic markup, keyboard operability, real contrast, labelled fields, sensible heading order. This is a build decision rather than a fix, which matters more than it used to: the European Accessibility Act has been enforceable since June 2025, and if you sell to EU consumers it may apply to you regardless of where you are based. Our post on a year of EAA enforcement covers who is actually caught.
Starter Package — Common Questions
The Starter package is $1,199 as a one-time cost for a five-page custom site. Published 2026 guides put a comparable freelance build between roughly $1,500 and $8,000, so this sits at the lower end of the documented range rather than below it.
One-time. There is no monthly fee to keep the site, and no licence that expires. Hosting and the domain are separate ongoing costs you pay directly to your own providers, which is how you keep control of both.
Domain registration, hosting, content writing, photography licensing and logo design from scratch. Those are listed in full further down this page. SEO, paid ads and social media are not sold here either. If the project genuinely needs them we will say so and refer you rather than widening the quote.
Yes, outright, on final payment. The files, the code and the design transfer to you. That is worth checking with any supplier — absent a written assignment, copyright normally stays with whoever built it. Our post on who actually owns your website explains why.
The build itself is fast. What sets the timeline in practice is content — text, images and business details coming back from you. That is the slowest part of almost every website project regardless of who builds it.
Other packages: Business — $1,899 · Premium — $2,999 · E-Commerce — $4,499 · Compare all four