How much does a small business website cost?
It depends mostly on how many pages you need, who writes the content, and which features (booking, online payments, a store, an AI assistant) the site has to support.
SprintSite doesn't publish a fixed price list. Every project gets a fixed quote after a free 30-minute call, so you know the full cost before any work starts.
What you pay for once
- Design and build: the main project fee. Scope (pages, custom features, integrations) matters more than anything else.
- Content: writing copy and sourcing photos yourself is cheaper than having it written or shot for you.
- Setup: domain connection, analytics, Google Business Profile links, contact forms.
What you pay for every month or year
- Domain name: renewed every year with your registrar.
- Hosting: SprintSite builds on modern edge hosting, where a small, fast site often costs little or nothing to host. Check the hosting provider's current plan pricing.
- Third-party tools: booking, email marketing, e-commerce or AI chat tools may charge their own subscriptions.
- Optional upkeep: if you want someone else to make changes after launch.
How to compare quotes fairly
Ask every designer the same things: how many pages, who writes the copy, whether you'll own the code and the domain, what's included after launch, and what's billed monthly. A low upfront price with a required monthly fee and no ownership can cost more over time than a one-time build you fully own.
Serving Dallas–Fort Worth
SprintSite works with businesses across Dallas–Fort Worth: Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco and Arlington, from our office at 350 Gran Via in Las Colinas, Irving.
Frequently asked questions
Does SprintSite publish prices?
No. SprintSite gives a fixed quote after a free 30-minute consultation, based on your actual scope.
Is there a monthly fee?
You'll pay your domain registrar and hosting provider directly. Ongoing changes after launch are optional.
Do I own the website after I pay?
Yes. SprintSite hands over the code, domain and content.