
Web design
DOMPAR Consulting
Website with a blog and resource center for a business consulting firm in Santo Domingo and Moca.
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Web design quotes vary so much because they rarely say what is included. Here are the real line items, market figures with their source, our published prices and the three things that move the number most, so you can budget before requesting a single quote.
The short answer
According to Forbes Advisor, building a site yourself costs $0 to $450 and professional design generally starts around $1,500, plus $15 to $150 a month for hosting and apps. What moves the price is the number of pages with original content, the languages and the integrations. At Henoc Marketing websites start from $997 and bilingual is included.
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It is almost never that one is expensive. It is that they are quoting different things and neither says so.
It is the most common hidden line item. A design quote may assume you deliver all the copy. If you do not have it, either you write it, or it is hours of professional work that appear later.
Speed, meta tags, sitemap and structured data. Some providers include them and others sell them later as an "SEO package". Ask whether they are in before comparing two numbers.
A bilingual site is not the same site with a button. It is double the content, plus hreflang setup and design adjustments, because Spanish takes more space. If the quote does not mention it, it is not in there.
Hosting, domain, licenses and maintenance are recurring costs. A quote that only gives the build number hides what it costs to keep the site running for several years.
If you understand these three, you can read any quote and tell whether it is expensive or just different.
It is less the page count than how many pages need copy written from scratch. Five pages with real content cost more than fifteen that repeat the same thing with a new title.
The second version adds content, technical setup and review, so in the market it has to be budgeted, not assumed. With us it is included at no extra cost.
A form that sends an email is trivial. A form that goes into your CRM, triggers an agent and records the conversion in analytics is development. It is the line item that varies most between quotes.
Ask for any quote you receive to be itemized like this. If it is not, request it before comparing.
Structure, visual system and responsive layout. Usually the largest build line item.
The most frequently omitted item. Always ask whether it is included or you supply it.
Development, integrations and testing. It grows with every system that has to be connected.
Should be included. If it is quoted separately, that signals they build without it by default.
Almost never included, and in restaurants and clinics it makes the difference.
Recurring. Forbes Advisor puts it, together with apps, at $15 to $150 a month.
Updates, backups, monitoring and changes. Our Care plan is $147/mo.
Google Analytics and conversion events. Cheap to set up and expensive to lack.
So you know what to expect if you ask us for a quote.
Our prices are published: the Essential website from $997 (1-3 pages, bilingual EN/ES); the Business website from $2,497 (up to 8 pages, bilingual EN/ES); the Pro website from $4,497 (9+ pages or integrations). Your project gets quoted in writing after the consultation, and if you ask for something out of scope midway, it gets quoted separately and you decide.
They are not add-ons. Building without them is building badly, and charging later to fix it is charging twice.
If your site can be fixed instead of rebuilt, we say so. It is far cheaper for you, and it is the conversation that gets us recommended later.
From inventory to a number in writing, with no pressure.
Which pages you really need and which you already have written.
Before the call
Thirty minutes to look at the business, the current site and the integrations.
A list of what is in and what is out, so you can compare it against other offers.
Price in writing, with timeline and payment terms.
No pressure and no artificial expiry. A quote with a countdown is a red flag.
Whenever you want
The same page count costs differently depending on what the site has to do.
A text menu plus booking and ordering integrations raise the scope.
One page per practice area multiplies content, which is the main line item.
Integrated booking and the data-handling review add development.
The most economical case: a few pages and a connected form.
Catalog and checkout are another project, not one more page.
A single page for one campaign, with its own price.
The same as on the pricing page. Bilingual is included in all of them.
From $997
1-3 pages, bilingual EN/ES
From $2,497
Up to 8 pages, bilingual EN/ES
From $4,497
9+ pages or integrations
From $1,997
With redirects so you keep your Google rankings
$147/mo
Hosting, SSL, backups, security monitoring and 1 hour of changes a month
$797
$497 if you also hire our ad management
From $3,497
Shopify, 25 products
Care plan (maintenance) is monthly: 6-month minimum, then month-to-month with 30 days' notice. If you cancel within the first 30 days, we refund your first monthly fee (setup, ad spend and usage are non-refundable).
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Visit the siteThe market figures on this page are US-wide and move little between cities, because the work is mostly remote. What does change in Orlando is the mix: many projects here are bilingual, and that adds content many quotes do not account for. If you are comparing a local agency with one from another city, price should not be the main criterion. What should be: who writes the copy, whether technical SEO is included, and what happens to your site if you stop paying them.
Sourced market figures next to our published prices, so you compare line items, not just numbers.
| Option | Cost | What it includes | When it makes sense |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website builder you set up yourself | $0 to $450 to build, plus hosting and apps (Forbes Advisor) | Template and editor. You supply copy, photos and SEO | A very tight budget and somebody with time to learn |
| Professional design, market-wide | Generally starts around $1,500 (Forbes Advisor); the ceiling depends on scope | Varies a lot: ask whether it includes copy, technical SEO and languages | You need the site to bring clients and have no time to build it |
| Henoc Marketing: Essential website | From $997 | 1-3 pages, bilingual EN/ES. Design, copy, technical SEO and Google Analytics | A business that needs a few well-built pages |
| Henoc Marketing: Business website | From $2,497 | Up to 8 pages, bilingual EN/ES. The same, with more service pages | Most service businesses |
| Henoc Marketing: Pro website | From $4,497 | 9+ pages or integrations. For bookings, ordering or a CRM connection | Several service areas or integrations with your operation |
| Henoc Marketing: redesign | From $1,997 | With redirects so you keep your Google rankings. Keeps the content that already ranks | The content works, but the technical base or design does not |
Market figures are from Forbes Advisor, "How Much Does A Website Cost? (2026 Guide)", checked on October 21, 2026, and are there to guide your budget; they are not Henoc Marketing rates. Our prices are the ones published on the pricing page, and the final quote depends on scope.
Thirty minutes and you get scope and price in writing, itemized by the line items above. If what you have can be fixed instead of rebuilt, we say so.