Real numbers for small business website pricing in the Boise area, from a one-page site to a full multi-page build, with what's included at each level.
Most small business websites in the Boise area cost between $1,500 and $6,000. That range is wide because a one-page site for a new consultant and a twelve-page site for an established firm are genuinely different projects. Here's what each level actually costs and who it's right for.
A one-page site runs $1,500 and gets you live fast
A focused single-page website covers who you are, what you do, and how to reach you. It takes about two weeks and includes a week of post-launch support. This is the right choice if you're newly launched, offer one core service, or need something credible in front of people quickly without a large investment.
A five-page site runs $3,200 and fits most established small businesses
Five pages gives you room for a home page, an about page, service pages, and contact. Delivery takes about three weeks with 28 days of post-launch support. If you have more than one service to explain or you need pages that speak to different kinds of clients, this is usually where you land.
A larger build runs $6,000 and adds structure underneath
At seven to twelve or more pages, the work shifts. You're no longer just making pages, you're designing how the site is organized, how people move through it, how search engines read it, and how it connects to the other tools you use. That tier includes site architecture, SEO setup, integrations, and 45 days of support.
What changes the price
Copywriting is quoted separately, because some businesses write their own and some want it handled. Photography, ecommerce, booking systems, and custom functionality all sit outside the base build. Nothing appears as a surprise later. Everything gets quoted before work starts.
What a low price usually costs you instead
You can find a $500 website. What you're generally buying is a template with your logo dropped in, written by someone who never asked what your business does differently. It will exist. It won't work very hard for you. The difference in price is mostly the thinking that happens before anyone opens a design tool.
Where to start if you're not sure
If you don't know which tier fits, a two-hour strategy session for $250 will tell you. You leave with your direction and message written down, and you'll know what kind of site that direction actually requires. Book a call and we'll figure it out together.