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There is no single fixed price for a bespoke website because the scope can vary considerably, but Caged Fish CMS brochure sites currently start in the region of £1,250.
It is a baseline for a relatively straightforward project, not a promise that every site will cost the same. Design requirements, content, integrations, migration and functionality all affect the final quote.
A tailored website should be scoped around what the business actually needs rather than forcing every client into the same package.
It should define the agreed scope, inclusions, assumptions, payment terms and anything that would be treated as additional work.
More complex page layouts, larger content sets, custom forms, directories, membership features, integrations, multilingual content, migration work and bespoke development can all increase the amount of work required. A project can still be visually simple while having significant technical complexity behind it.
No. The quotation should make clear what is included in the project itself and what would sit outside it, such as ongoing support, future development, third-party licence renewals or a continuing SEO campaign. Keeping those boundaries clear avoids surprises later.
Yes, where that makes commercial sense. We can prioritise the core launch requirements first and plan optional enhancements as later phases rather than forcing every possible feature into version one.
Related Caged Fish resources: Bespoke WordPress Web Design, what affects website cost and how we price different types of work.
