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What a $2,000 vs $10,000 Website Gets You
Answer: $2,000 buys a clean five page site on a proven system. $10,000 buys custom design, deeper content, integrations, and measurable conversion work.
The $2,000 tier
Five pages, a refined template foundation, mobile polish, basic on-page SEO, contact form, analytics, and launch. Copy is usually yours to supply or lightly edited. Timeline two to four weeks.
The $5,000 tier
Eight to twelve pages, custom layout system, professional copywriting, location or service pages, schema markup, speed tuning, and one round of post-launch iteration.
The $10,000 tier
Custom design language, twenty plus pages or a full store, CRM and booking integrations, conversion testing, content strategy, and a quarter of optimization support after launch.
Which one is right
If you get fewer than 2,000 monthly visitors and need credibility plus lead capture, the $2,000 to $3,000 tier is usually correct. Spend the difference on ads and content instead.
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