What will a website cost you?
Pick the site and the extras and see what it costs to build, and what it costs to keep running each year, from the prices on our Websites page.
Up to six pages, with the enquiry form, analytics and the cookie banner set up and tested together.
What your registrar charges you. Leave it empty if you do not know.
€1,500
To build, once
€540
To run, each year
€2,040
The first year, all in
| A business site | €1,500 |
|---|---|
| Upkeep, twelve months | €540 |
These are the prices FourWinds publishes on its Websites page. A shop is priced from the figure shown and quoted once we know what it sells.
Free, no account, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
How it works
Every amount here is read from our Websites page, the same list the page itself shows, so the two cannot disagree. The build is the site you pick plus each extra you add. The yearly cost is the upkeep for twelve months, any changes beyond the upkeep's allowance at the hourly rate, and your domain.
The domain is the one cost that is not ours. It is registered in your name, and you pay your registrar for it each year at their price, so you type that in. Our guide to registering a .ie domain covers what you need to get one.
Other Irish web designers publish prices too. Our guide to what a website costs in Ireland sets theirs beside ours, with the date each was read.
What it cannot tell you
- A shop is priced from a starting figure, and quoted once we know what it sells and how it takes payment.
- Tools you pay for yourself, such as a booking system's own subscription or a card provider's fees, are not in it.
- It prices our work only. It is not a quote for any other web designer's.
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The site, built and handed over
A landing page or a full site that loads fast on a phone and gets every enquiry to you, with the code and the domain handed over to you, in your name.
See the Websites page