UK website cost guide

The right website cost starts with the right scope.

No generic package can tell you what your business actually needs. Tell us your priorities, budget and ideal launch date, and we’ll shape a practical route to a website that can do its job well.

Fixed scope before work beginsRealistic delivery planFlexible phased approach
Your project planBuilt around you
01
Outcome
What must the website achieve?
02
Priorities
What matters for the first launch?
03
Timeline
What can be delivered responsibly?
04
Scope
What can be simplified or phased?
The result

A clear proposal—not a price pulled from a package list.

01 — What shapes the quote

Website cost follows the work required—not just the number of pages.

We look at the complete job before recommending a scope. That gives you a proposal based on what will help the business, rather than forcing the project into a generic package.

01

Pages and content

The number of distinct pages, the depth of the content and who prepares it all shape the work involved.

02

Design direction

A focused visual refresh is different from creating a complete brand-led interface and component system.

03

Bookings and payments

Using a proven service can keep a project lean. A bespoke booking, ordering or payment flow needs more planning and testing.

04

Content management

We agree what your team needs to edit regularly, then avoid adding complexity where it offers no practical benefit.

05

Integrations

Connections to customer systems, menus, calendars, email tools or internal workflows affect both scope and delivery time.

06

Launch requirements

A fixed event, campaign or opening date changes how we prioritise decisions, content and the first release.

02 — Spend where it helps

If the first plan is too large, we make it smarter—not vague.

A budget does not have to end the conversation. It gives us a boundary for deciding what belongs in the first release and what can wait.

Tell us what you need
01

Protect what creates value

We identify the pages and features that help customers understand, trust and contact your business. Those stay at the centre of the project.

02

Simplify what does not

We can reduce low-priority pages, avoid unnecessary custom functionality or connect a reliable existing tool where it does the job well.

03

Launch in useful phases

When the full plan is too large for the available time or budget, we can launch a strong first version and add agreed improvements later.

04

Make responsibilities clear

Agreeing who supplies copy, images and approvals prevents avoidable delays and makes the delivery plan easier to protect.

03 — A clear proposal

Know what is being delivered before the project starts.

We turn the conversation into a defined first release, with the work, dependencies and delivery stages written down. That clarity helps both sides keep momentum.

  • 01The pages and features included in the first release
  • 02What Codoki Studio will design, build, connect and test
  • 03What we need from you, including content and approvals
  • 04A realistic delivery plan with clear project stages
  • 05Any hosting, support or third-party costs kept separate
  • 06Optional ideas that can wait until a later phase
05 — Website cost FAQ

A clearer way to plan the cost.

Anything else on your mind? Ask us directly — we reply within one working day.

Tailored scope · fixed quote

Tell us the outcome. We’ll help find the practical way to deliver it.

Share your priorities, preferred launch date and the budget you are working with. We’ll recommend a sensible scope and explain the next step clearly.