Multi-page website pricing
Estimated cost
We agree the final quote before work begins; domain, hosting and service subscriptions are charged separately. Paid support starts in the second month. A corporate website for your company
A corporate website is useful when customers need to understand your company before getting in touch. Separate pages bring together your areas of work, team, documents, projects and contact details. For example, a supplier can present its cooperation terms, delivery coverage and information for procurement staff, while a contractor can explain its experience and how it carries out the work. The home page introduces the company and directs visitors to the section they need. Project pages link to the relevant services so visitors can assess examples in the context of the offer. Information about the business stays in one place, accessible to customers, partners and job applicants. The structure is based on the company's actual content.
A product catalogue website for manufacturers and suppliers
A product catalogue website suits a manufacturer or supplier that sells following a consultation and quote. The range is organised into categories, and each product has a separate page with photographs, specifications, configurations and documents. An equipment buyer can review the parameters, download the technical data sheet and request a quote for the chosen model. Manufacturing, delivery and service information sits in shared sections linked to the product pages. A shopping cart, payment processing, filters and exchange with the company's inventory or accounting system can be added when needed. We agree the catalogue's format and size in advance, and publish current prices and availability using the company's data.
A B2B website for complex products and services
A B2B website is useful when several specialists are involved in a purchasing decision and a single presentation is not enough. When choosing equipment, for example, an engineer studies the specifications, a buyer examines delivery terms, and a manager reviews the contractor's experience and project scope. The website provides relevant materials for each group: technical descriptions, documents, implementation examples and the working process. A solution page explains which tasks it addresses and what information is needed for a quote. Links connect industries, services and projects so visitors can continue exploring from the right point. A company specialist confirms complex terms and the final proposal.
A multi-page website with an expert blog
A multi-page website with a blog suits a company with its own expertise and topics for regular publication. A manufacturer might explain how to choose materials, a service company might describe maintenance, and a consultant might answer questions customers ask before ordering a service. Articles are grouped by topic and linked to the relevant services, allowing readers to move from an explanation to the terms of working together. Materials identify their author, publication date and sources where needed. New publications add to the website, and older ones are updated when terms change. Search visibility depends on useful content, demand and further SEO work rather than the number of articles.
A website with a service catalogue
A service catalogue website suits a business with several areas of work, each with different terms, prices and customer questions. For example, apartment renovation, design and technical supervision do not have to be explained on one general page. Each service gets its own description, scope of work, examples, answers to questions and enquiry form. The catalogue helps visitors compare services and choose the one they need, while internal links connect the service to useful articles and completed projects. Content is prepared around a specific customer need and search query. New services can be added to the existing structure while retaining the website's overall design and navigation.
SEO structure for services, projects and articles
A separate page for each service area
I organise services around customer needs. Each page has its own content, headings, title and description.
Connections between sections
Navigation and internal links connect services, projects and articles. Visitors can move from the offer description to examples and further details.
Technical indexing setup
I configure clear URLs, canonical URLs, the sitemap, robots.txt and structured data, and check that search engines can access important pages.
Content for AI search
Information about the company, services, prices and authors is available in HTML. Customer questions are addressed in self-contained answers and articles.
Does your business need a multi-page website?
What is included in a website from $1,100?
The agreed page structure, copy based on company materials, design, a mobile layout, the main forms, basic SEO/GEO preparation and publication. We agree the exact scope and volume before development. One month of support and minor updates after launch is included free. A 30% deposit is due before work starts. The balance is payable after you accept the agreed result.
How many pages will the company website have?
We determine the number from your business areas and content. A home page, services, company information, projects and contacts are usually needed. We add a blog and catalogue when there is suitable material and a clear purpose. The quote specifies the number of pages and unique layouts.
When do you need a multi-page website instead of a landing page?
When the company has several services, different customer groups, or enough projects and materials for separate sections. A landing page explains one offer. A multi-page structure lets you present each service area in detail and connect it to examples, articles and the terms of working together.
What materials are needed, and how long does development take?
Information about the company, services, prices and terms, plus contact details, photographs and project examples. I prepare the copy from these materials. I can give you a timeline once we agree the page map and features: it depends on the size of the website and how ready the source information is.
Are the AI assistant and CRM included in the base price?
They are optional add-ons: an AI assistant starts at $450, and a straightforward CRM integration starts at $350. The scope depends on the knowledge base, channels and data to be transferred. The website can launch without these features, and they can be added later.
How does SEO/GEO preparation differ from ongoing SEO?
Basic preparation covers the structure, content, metadata, internal links and technical indexing setup. Ongoing SEO involves regular work on search queries, materials and search visibility under a separate plan. Search engines determine rankings and inclusion in AI answers.
What does the free month of support include?
After launch, I check that the website works and help with minor changes to text, photographs and contact details within the agreed structure. New pages, major design changes, features and integrations are quoted separately. We discuss further support before the free month ends.
Who owns the website and source code?
After delivery, I hand over the source code and agreed access credentials. You can host the website on your server, add new sections and pass it to another developer. Domain, hosting and third-party service subscriptions are charged separately.
AI CATALOG
Present your company on your own website
Customers can explore your services, experience and projects before getting in touch. We agree the page structure in advance. An AI assistant is available separately from $450.
from $1,100SPECIAL OFFER
One month of support and minor updates after launch included free 30% upfront. The balance is due after you approve the work. 
