Website budgets · Little Rock & beyond
I'm Michele, the designer and developer behind Eight84 in Little Rock. An affordable website starts with a clear scope: what your customers need, what you can prepare, and what can wait until later.
Eight84 quotes each website individually. The cost depends on the pages, content, design, and features you need. Share your budget and priorities with Michele to discuss a focused launch and receive a proposal before work begins. Hosting, domains, subscriptions, and ongoing support should be itemized separately in the proposal.
Discuss your budget ↗01
For a business that needs to explain its services and receive inquiries.
Prioritize your core pages, clear contact details, mobile layouts, and one useful action for visitors. Prepare your service list, photos, and business information before design begins.
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For an existing business whose website no longer reflects its work.
Start with an audit of the current pages and what customers need. Identify content to keep, URLs that need redirects, editing needs, and features that are worth rebuilding.
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For selling products or supporting a more involved workflow.
Define product and payment setup, accounts, integrations, and ongoing software costs. Separate the essential launch features from future additions before comparing proposals.
Use the same requirements when comparing a freelancer, a studio, or a web design company. Ask what is included, what you supply, and which costs continue after launch.
See websites I've designed and built ↗Send your business name, location, current website if you have one, must-have features, budget, and ideal launch date. We can work out a sensible starting point.
