BLOG: Cost
Straight answers on website pricing — what a site actually costs by industry, what drives the price up, and what’s worth paying for versus what isn’t.
Real 2026 rates for WordPress developers — from a $25/hour freelancer on Upwork to a $150/hour agency team — and why the hourly number matters less than the total project cost.
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Most restaurant sites are a homepage and a PDF menu nobody's updated in two years. Here's what it actually costs to fix that — and why the PDF menu is quietly costing you search visibility, not just user experience.
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Most solo lawyers and accountants run on a static page built years ago. Here's what it actually costs to fix that — from a credibility-focused site to a full client portal with document exchange.
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Most salons already have Instagram and a Booksy link — and nothing else. Here's what it actually costs to turn that into a real website that keeps clients, and their data, on your own brand instead of someone else's platform.
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Real 2026 price ranges for kids' football academy websites in Poland — from a simple one-page site to a multi-group platform with online sign-ups and parent communication.
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Real 2026 price ranges for construction and renovation company websites in Poland — from a simple portfolio site to a lead-generation platform with project galleries and quote requests.
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Real 2026 price ranges for dental practice websites in Poland — from a basic one-page site to a booking-enabled multi-location platform, and what actually drives the cost.
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Learn the true cost of WordPress development. Explore pricing factors, cost ranges, and what affects the price of building a WordPress website.
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