Quick answer: at FifteenFold, managed websites start at £59 a month, a targeted fix sprint starts at £395 and a one-off business website starts at £795. The useful question is not simply how many pages you need. It is how much strategy, content, functionality, migration risk and ongoing management sit behind the project.
Hertfordshire has website offers at almost every price point. A low headline price can be perfectly sensible for a very small business with a simple need. It becomes misleading when the project includes ecommerce, booking systems, migrations, memberships, custom tools or substantial content work.
What should a straightforward business website include?
A credible small-business site should normally cover positioning, core services, proof, contact routes, strong mobile behaviour, basic technical search foundations, analytics and launch testing. For an established local business, those basics matter more than decorative animation.
When a fix is cheaper than a rebuild
If the current platform is sound and only the homepage, navigation, mobile journey or enquiry flow is weak, our Website Fix Sprint starts from £395. The objective is to solve the highest-impact problem without replacing good work unnecessarily.
One-off website pricing
Our Business Website starts from £795 for up to five core pages, two revision rounds, mobile-first design, analytics and search foundations. A Local Growth Website starts from £995 and adds Google Business Profile review, local-search foundations and enquiry tracking.
Monthly websites for smaller budgets
For new businesses that do not want a larger upfront build bill, Managed Launch starts at £59 a month on a 12-month initial term. The domain remains yours. We handle hosting, SSL, backups, core updates, analytics and Search Console so the website does not become another admin job.
What pushes the price up?
Ecommerce, large catalogues, complex booking, memberships, custom calculators, integrations, migrations, multilingual content and substantial copy or photography all increase the workload. They should be scoped honestly rather than squeezed into a cheap package and cut later.
Who should choose monthly versus one-off?
Monthly works well for a very small team that values convenience and predictable cost. One-off suits businesses that want to own the build outright and choose hosting or maintenance separately. Compare the options on our pricing page or see websites for new businesses.
Monthly versus one-off: which is actually cheaper?
| Route | Best fit | What you are paying for |
|---|---|---|
| Managed from £59/month | New or very small business | Build cost spread across the initial term plus hosting, technical care and an agreed update allowance. |
| One-off from £795 | Established business | A defined build project, with ongoing hosting or support optional afterwards. |
| Fix sprint from £395 | Existing site worth keeping | Targeted improvement instead of replacing the whole website. |
The cheapest route is the one that solves the real problem without creating avoidable admin or a second rebuild six months later. For a one-person business, convenience can be as important as the build price because time spent managing hosting, backups and small changes has a cost too.
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Website pricingCommon questions
How much is a five-page business website?
FifteenFold business websites start from £795 for up to five core pages. More complex content, integrations or functionality are scoped separately.
Is hosting included?
Managed monthly plans include hosting. One-off website projects can use hosting from £99 a year, with optional care from £49 a month.
Is SEO included in a website build?
Core search foundations are included. Ongoing local SEO, content or visibility work is separate unless it is part of the Local Growth or Managed Local Growth offer.
Do I own the website and domain?
With one-off builds, the website is yours. On managed plans the domain is registered in your name and the build cost is spread across the initial term.