How many pages and page types are needed?
A compact site with a few standard pages differs from a larger site with distinct service pages, case studies or custom layouts. Agree the structure early.
Who provides copy, imagery and brand assets?
Existing, usable materials can reduce preparation. Research, copywriting, image sourcing or a visual identity may require additional work and should be scoped clearly.
Does the site need custom features?
Integrations, booking flows, calculators, multilingual content and other specific functionality can add planning, design and development time.
Clarify maintenance and ownership
Ask what is included at launch, who manages updates and hosting, and how future changes are priced. A clear scope helps you compare proposals fairly.
Include SEO and future upkeep in the scope
Ask what search foundations are included and what ongoing updates will require. Page titles, heading structure and redirect planning can be part of the project scope, while ongoing optimisation may be a separate service.
Compare the right starting point
A full new website is not always the first project you need. These are Top Website Bouwer’s displayed starting points, not market averages. Exact scope, VAT and any additional costs are agreed in the proposal.
| Situation | Starting point | Investment |
|---|---|---|
| Understand opportunities | Growth Scan | €149 |
| Improve an existing site | Growth Sprint | €299 |
| Build a new website | Website design | €599–995 |
| Agree recurring improvements | SEO | €149/month |
Use the website quote checklist to compare page counts, copy, hosting, management and exclusions consistently. Compare website quotes →
Frequently asked question
Does every website have the same price?
No. The displayed project range depends on agreed pages, content and functions. Ask for VAT and any ongoing costs to be stated beforehand.