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How much does a website cost in Edmonton?

Banish AnguralUpdated 1 min read
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Typical price ranges

  • DIY builder (Wix, Squarespace): your time plus a monthly subscription.
  • Basic template site from a freelancer: roughly $1,500–$3,500.
  • Custom site for a trade with service and town pages: roughly $3,500–$10,000.
  • Large custom builds: $10,000 and up.

We quote a fixed monthly fee after a free audit, once we know your trade, towns and goals.

What drives the price

  • Number of pages, especially service and location pages.
  • Who writes the content.
  • Custom design vs template.
  • Features: booking, financing calculators, galleries.
  • SEO set-up and tracking.

What you should get

  • You own the domain and the site.
  • Fast mobile performance.
  • A page per service and key town.
  • Call and form tracking.
  • Basic SEO and schema set up.
  • Redirects from your old pages, if replacing a site.

Cheap can be costly

A site that looks fine but loads slowly, has one page for every service and no tracking will cost you more in lost calls than you saved.

Want a quote for your business?

Ask for a free audit and we’ll tell you whether your current site can be fixed or needs a rebuild, with a fixed price. See our web design service.

Sources

  1. Understanding page experience in Google Search results, Google Search Central
ServiceWebsite designAreaDigital marketing in Edmonton

Questions readers ask

How much does a small business website cost in Edmonton?

Commonly $1,500 to $10,000 depending on pages, content, design and features, plus monthly hosting and maintenance.

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