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Frequently Asked Questions
Each site type has a typical price range based on scope (page count, complexity, integrations). That range's midpoint is multiplied by a factor for who builds it (freelancer, small studio, mid-size studio, or premium agency), then any selected add-ons are added on top.
Agencies typically have more overhead, more structured processes (project management, QA, account management), and more resources for complex integrations — a freelancer is usually the cheapest option for simple, well-defined projects, while an agency is better suited to complex, high-stakes projects.
Custom design vs. templates, number of pages, integrations (payment processing, CRM, booking systems), and content complexity all push a project toward the higher end of its range — a well-scoped, template-based project stays near the low end.
Not necessarily — for a simple project under $2,000 a freelancer is usually fine, but for larger or business-critical projects, the added structure and accountability of a studio or agency is often worth the premium. Always check contracts, portfolios, and post-launch support terms regardless of who you hire.