Agencies want a discovery call before they will name a price, so here is the price on one page instead. The three bands the whole market falls into, what separates them, what quietly gets added later, and what I charge. Then I will build you a free working demo of your own site if you want to see one first.
The demo is a real page you can click through, chat with, and book a time on.
The spread looks absurd until you notice that three different products are being sold under the same name. Work out which one you are being offered and the numbers settle down.
A template on Wix, Squarespace or GoDaddy that you set up yourself. A gallery block, a services list, a contact form. It can look surprisingly good with the right photos.
A custom build around your work. Proper project pages, before and after sets, kitchens separated from bathrooms and additions, your process explained. Most remodeling companies land here.
The full stack. Site, CRM, long nurture sequences, financing, call tracking, ad landing pages per project type, reporting. Sold with management on top.
Remodeling is the opposite of an emergency trade, and a site built like one will underperform. Nobody wakes up and decides to gut a kitchen that afternoon. They think about it for six months, save for it, argue about it, and look at a lot of photos.
By the time they contact you they have already looked at four companies and formed an opinion about all of them from their galleries alone. Your photographs are not decoration on a remodeling site, they are the product being sold, and that is why the build costs what it does.
The second half is what happens after they enquire. A kitchen is not won on the first reply. It is won by still being in the conversation in week six, when they are finally ready. Most remodeling sites hand you an email and stop there.
Ask these of every quote you are comparing, including mine. They shift the true cost more than the headline figure does.
Nobody can judge a website from a proposal, so I do it backwards. I build a working remodeling site with your company name and your kind of work on it, you go through it yourself, and money comes up afterwards.
Build my free remodeling demoEvery agency page tells you a website is an investment and not an expense. That is easy to write when it is not your money, so run the sum yourself with numbers I do not have.
Take the profit you keep on one average project, not the contract value. Divide the price of the website by it. In remodeling that division usually comes out below one, which means a single extra job pays for the entire build. That is the easy half.
The hard half is the one nobody runs. Count the estimates you gave last year that never turned into anything. Not the ones that said no, the ones that simply went quiet. Those people did not vanish, most of them did the work eventually and somebody else did it. Staying in front of them is the cheapest work in this trade and it is exactly what gets left out of a website quote.
If both numbers come out small, do not buy anything yet. That is a real answer, and it is why the demo is free.
Start at the bottom and move up only when the website is genuinely the thing holding you back. Most remodeling companies do not need band three.
There is a larger managed package as well. It is on the main page, and most remodeling companies reading this do not need it yet.
Tell me about your company and I will build it, then message you on WhatsApp when it is ready to look at.
No card. No contract. You see it before you decide.