T&J Marketing · Blog How much does a small business website cost?

Short answer: a small business website typically costs anywhere from a few hundred dollars for a simple one-page site to several thousand dollars for a custom agency build. At T&J Marketing it is one set price: $350 for one page, $750 for three pages, or $1,300 with Google listing setup, paid once after you approve a free draft.

Small business website cost at a glance

Market ranges are typical, not exact. Prices vary by project and provider.

What drives the price

A website's price mostly comes down to how many pages it has, how much custom work goes into it, and what help you want after launch. A one-page site that tells people who you are, what you do, and how to reach you costs much less than a multi-page site with forms, galleries and ongoing updates.

Our one-time plan prices

• Spark, $350. One page with your business name, what you sell, and your hours. Up to 4 photos, a click-to-text button, a mobile layout, and one edit round.
• Shop, $750. Three pages (home, services, contact), a quote form, a map link, and two edit rounds.
• Launch, $1,300. Everything in Shop plus Google listing cleanup, your site linked on the listing, and 30 days of text and photo edits after it goes live.
• Website redesign, $250. A visual refresh of an existing site or page. It is not a full new build.

Each plan is a one-time price. There is no required monthly fee.

Optional add-ons

• Extra page: $100 (menu, gallery, team, or the towns you serve)
• Logo: $50 (a simple name treatment you can reuse)
• Photo pass: $75 (we crop and place up to 8 photos you already have)
• Monthly care: $70 a month for hours, seasonal photos and small text changes. Optional. Cancel any month.
• Domain name: $25 a year, optional. It is registered only if you buy it, and only after payment.

Example totals

A Spark page with a logo is $400. A Shop site with one extra page and a photo pass is $925. Launch with a logo is $1,350. You build your exact total yourself with our quote builder, and the price is shown before you commit to anything.

What about bigger projects?

User accounts, advanced forms, content management, and larger builds get a separate quote. They still start with a draft. See all plans and pricing.

When do you pay?

After you see a working draft and approve it. If you do not like it, you owe nothing. Read how it works for the full process. Already have a site? Get a free site check first.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a small business website cost?

Typical small business websites range from a few hundred dollars for a simple one-page site to several thousand for a custom multi-page build from an agency. T&J Marketing's plans are $350 (one page), $750 (three pages) and $1,300 (three pages plus Google listing setup).

Is there one-time pricing for a small business website?

Yes. Every T&J Marketing plan is one set price, paid once, after you approve a working draft. There is no required monthly fee. Monthly care at $70 a month is optional and you can cancel any month.

Are there monthly fees after the website is built?

Only if you choose them. Optional costs are monthly care ($70 a month) and a domain name ($25 a year). Once paid, you get your site files or a transfer into your own hosting account, so you are not locked into paying us monthly.

Why do some agencies charge $5,000 or more?

Larger agency projects often include custom design, many pages, copywriting, branding and ongoing marketing. Many small businesses only need a clear site with their services, hours, photos and contact, which costs much less.

Do you build websites for businesses outside Minnesota, like New Jersey?

Yes. T&J Marketing is based in Minnesota and works online-only, so we build sites for small businesses anywhere in the US, including New Jersey.

When do I pay?

After you see and approve a working draft. If you do not like the draft, you owe nothing.