According to the Netmarketing Web Price Index (www.netb2b.com), the worldwide median price for a small business web site is $44,500 and the lowest cost in a college town is $1700. They also quote the Minimum monthly cost for hosting and maintenance (i.e. making changes) at $400 per month. Obviously, costs this high are enough to deter many small business owners from going on-line.

If you contract with a larger web design firm like the ones surveyed for the web price index, they will assign a graphic designer, a copy editor, a web designer, and hopefully a search engine optimization consultant to your project.  If you can afford that size of a project team, they will probably do a good job.

But, if you have a smaller budget, you need to make sure that the person you hire to design your site knows about all of important functions listed above - not just one or two of them.  At Bizweb, we make an on-going study of all of these important areas to give your web site the most bang for your buck.

The typical price for the sites we build is about $1500 to $5000 depending on the complexity and number of pages you need.

Most small business sites cost around $1500 to $3500. This is less than many businesses pay for a few months of Yellow Pages advertising, which can only change once a year.

Reduce the size of your Yellow Pages Ad and SAVE more than the cost of your web site every year!

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