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Torn between a brochure site, a catalogue and a shop. Three questions settle it, and the pricing follows straight after.
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Order of magnitude
As an order of magnitude, count from 2,500 dinars for a simple brochure site to 12,000 dinars for a full shop. This is not a quote, it is a scale to place your project on.
What moves the price of a website
The first gap is the format, and it is wide. A brochure site is counted in thousands of dinars, a shop in tens of thousands once stock, payment and delivery join in. Choosing the format before the mockup avoids paying twice for the same work.
The second gap comes from what the visitor has to do. Read and call: a few templates are enough. Search a range, compare, ask for a price: you need filters, a search engine and a request workflow. Buy and pay: add the checkout, the carrier and the accounting.
The third is where you start from. Starting fresh sometimes costs less than taking over a site patched for six years, whose credentials nobody holds and whose theme is no longer maintained.
One point often forgotten: who keeps the site alive after launch. If nobody writes in house, budget a maintenance retainer rather than a site you will never open again.
What we need to know
- 01 What should a visitor do on the site
- 02 Do you have a site today
- 03 What deadline are you aiming for
Settle the format, then price it
- Describe in three lines what a visitor must be able to do: read and call, compare a range, or pay online.
- We tell you which format holds up, even when it is the cheapest of the three. Ten minutes on the phone settle it.
- The costed answer follows within two business days, with the range for the chosen format and the range for the one just above.
- It stays good for thirty days, long enough to compare other agencies without rushing.
What we will not do before the format is settled
No price over the phone while the format is still open. A number given before we know whether a checkout is needed always ends up revised, and that conversation goes badly.
We do not push a shop when a brochure site is enough. Selling the most expensive format is easy in year one. Year two is where it costs, once nobody has time to keep a catalogue current.