Most Australian small businesses pay between $2,000 and $10,000 for a professionally built website. Do-it-yourself and template sites cost less, while large or highly customised builds can run well past $10,000. For the full breakdown, read our guide: How much does a website cost in Australia?
What sets the price of a website
The size of the job decides the quote. The main factors are:
- how many pages the site needs
- whether it starts from a proven template or is designed from scratch
- who writes the content
- how much SEO is built in
- special features such as bookings, payments or an online store
- where the photos come from
Our website cost guide explains how each of these affects the price.
Typical price ranges
- Under $2,000: website builders, ready-made templates and low-cost packages
- $2,000 to $10,000: a professional website for a small or medium business
- Over $10,000: tailor-made design, online stores and complex features
The guide also compares what freelancers, agencies and website builders charge.
Ongoing costs
Launch day isn’t the last bill. Allow for your domain name, web hosting, SSL security, maintenance and any marketing such as SEO or Google Ads. See the running costs to budget for, plus the costs that are easy to overlook.
Quikclicks website packages
Quikclicks websites start from $1,990 + GST, or $199 + GST per month. Custom websites start from $5,000 + GST. Compare our website packages, or see our all-in-one package if you’d rather avoid a large upfront payment.
Before you accept a quote
Check what’s included, whether SEO is part of the build, who owns the site and domain, what it will cost each month, how long the contract runs and whether the site can grow with you. Our website quote checklist covers each question.
See also:
How much does a website cost in Australia? (full guide)
