How much does a website cost?
The honest answer is: it depends on what you actually need — and anyone who quotes a flat price before understanding your business is guessing. Across the industry, professional small-business websites commonly range from a few thousand dollars for a straightforward, well-built site to around $10,000, with complex or highly custom builds running higher. Templates can be cheaper up front but box you in later; custom costs more but fits your business and grows with it.
Tobex doesn't sell fixed packages, because a five-page site for a local plumber and a multi-location booking platform aren't the same project and shouldn't cost the same. What drives your number is scope: how many pages, how much custom design, what integrations (booking, payments, CRM), whether you need copywriting and photography, and how much content already exists. A site built to actually convert visitors — not just exist — is worth more than the cheapest option that quietly loses you customers.
Rather than invent a number, we scope your project with you and put a real, itemized figure in writing before any work begins — no surprise fees. The fastest way to a real number is a short conversation or the proposal wizard.
How we build
We scope to what you need, not a template tier: pages, custom design, and integrations priced transparently, and the site built to convert and to be owned by you.
How we protect
Budget for the ongoing side too — hosting, backups, and security are a small recurring cost, and a "cheap" site with no maintenance usually costs more later.
How we grow
A site that's fast and SEO-ready pays for itself by turning ads and search into customers; one that isn't is the expensive option in disguise.
Growth Partnership fit
For Complete Growth System clients the website is one line in one plan and one invoice — built alongside SEO, ads, and security rather than as a standalone cost.
Get a straight answer for your business
A free, no-obligation consultation is the fastest way to a real answer for your situation.