Web Design Cost Calculator
Estimate what a new website costs from a freelancer or studio in the United States. Pick the project type, page count and add-ons for an instant price range.
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Estimated web design cost in the US. Ballpark range — not a quote.
Typical web design prices in the US
| Job | Low | High |
|---|---|---|
| One-page landing site | $500 | $2,500 |
| 5–8 page business site | $2,500 | $9,000 |
| E-commerce store | $5,000 | $25,000 |
Ranges reflect local rates in the United States.
What affects web design cost
- Number of unique page templates and total pages
- Custom design vs a customized template
- E-commerce, bookings, logins or other custom functionality
- Content: who writes the copy and sources the images
- Whether you need a CMS to make edits yourself
Web Design in the US — FAQ
How much does a website cost in the US?
A small business website from a freelancer or studio in the US typically runs the range above. Landing pages are cheaper; e-commerce and web apps cost several times more.
Freelancer vs agency — what's the price difference?
Freelancers commonly charge $50–$120/hr and agencies $100–$250/hr. Agencies cost more but bring a full team and process.
Are there ongoing costs after launch?
Budget for hosting ($5–$50/mo), a domain (~$15/yr), and optional maintenance or content retainers ($50–$500/mo).
Template vs custom design?
A customized premium template can look great for a fraction of the price. Fully custom design pays off when brand differentiation matters.